08-25-08 The Notre Dame Fighting Irish VS Michigan Wolverines game is to be played on September 13, 2008 at the Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend, Indiana. Notre Dame has produced more All Americans than any other Football Bowl Subdivision school. Notre Dame is one of the only two Catholic Universities that has a football team in the Football Bow Subdivision. Charles Weis will be returning for his fourth season as head coach for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Weis has full confidence is sophomore Jimmy Clausen, starting quarterback for the Fighting Irish. In 2007, Clausen started nine games during his rookie campaign. Clausen is second on Notre Dame’s freshman quarterback single season list for completions, attempts, yards, and completion percentage. Clausen is a strong leader and will help Notre Dame to succeed in the 2008 season. Head coach for the Wolverines, Rich Rodriguez, will begin his first season at Michigan after coaching at West Virginia University for seven years. Rodriguez is already faced with a difficult decision; who will be starting quarterback for the 2008 football season? As of now, the battle for the starting position has come between sophomore Steven Threet and junior Nick Sheridan. Time is running out for the wolverines but Rodriguez said everything will be ok and turn out just fine. As of now, Threet looks as if he will be receiving the position for starting quarterback.
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