Chris Zorich

Zorich.

Chris Zorich, number 50, I believe is the best nose tackle in all of America.

What he does is, he's so good he can make plays in the backfield, he can make plays at the line of scrimmage, but then he'll hustle downfield and make plays in defensive secondary as well.

He does not stay blocked.

That's the 12th

tackle for Zurich.

Chris Zorich is going to hurt you in the backfield.

He'll stuff you at the line.

Pete

on the handoff to Aaron Emanuel and he runs right into Chris Zorich and Zorich knocked him down after getting up to about the 47 yard line but we also have a penalty marker on the play.

Five seconds showing on the clock here in the first quarter.

Larry Smith the coach of the Trojans had said before that he had some doubts about whether or not they'd be able to run the football with consistency against the Irish right there is one of the examples of what happens when you run it and don't do the full efficient job, I think they're going to get called for holding.

Hands the ball off to Holt.

Holt gets away from Volkar, but coming up to Magala from the left corner to make the tackle on the play and drop him right around the line of scrimmage.

And it happened to be Chris Zorich, the nose guard, the 260-pound nose guard

out of Chicago.

Bigger and better than ever.

College Football Hall of Famer and National Champion Fighting Irish Great Chris Zorich.

I think of the toughness that he brings.

Like, you can never lack toughness.

It's Leprechaun Lunch on the bye week.

I'm Jimmy Rosario.

He's the Hall of Famer, Chris Zorich.

That kind of stunk last week.

You know, I think it's complaining.

Chris Zorich kind of said this yesterday.

It's complaining if all you do is bitching and moaning, but you're not offering any alternatives to what's going on.

I would say one of the big alternatives to what's going on with Chris Ashe's defense is stop tipping what kind of scheme that you're going to be in before the ball is even snapped you know going back to what we were talking about before like if a team is going to roll 12 I would roll 12 personnel out there all day and you know see how many times Chris Ash continues to play soft zone coverage and just keep peppering the tight ends like the teams have started to do the last couple of games or just throw 11 personnel out there and you know like just to double check what's going on like but it I would fear Notre Dame playing man-to-man is what I'm saying.

I think it's complaining.

Chris Zorich kind of said this yesterday.

It's complaining if all you do is bitching and moaning, but you're not offering any alternatives to what's going on.

I would say one of the big alternatives to what's going on with Chris Ashe's defense is stop tipping what kind of... that you're going to be in before the ball is even snapped.

I think it's complaining.

Chris Zorich kind of said this yesterday.

It's complaining if all you do is bitching and moaning, but you're not offering any alternatives to what's going on.

I would say one of the big alternatives to what's going on with Chris Ashe's defense is stop tipping what kind of... that you're going to be in before the ball is even snapped.