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IK1023, I doubted you at first but now I have seen the light
IK1023, I doubted you at first but now I have seen the light
Worship me not, for I am merely human. 
-----I wasn't even TALKING about Ragone so read carefully next time.

It was orginally reported that he was a home dealing with some personal family issues. It then later leaked out that at somewhere along the line, weather it was Mike, his HS, or the ND Admissions Dept., that his transcrip was somehow messed up and he hadn't been cleared by the NCAA Clearing House, which would prohibit him from being on campus. What ever the problem was it has now been fixed and he should be arriving on campus this weekend and he'll be ready to go for practice on Mon.
Isn't he on campus now, because we need the help at WR
Well that really, really sucks. Welch and Golic need to get healthy. Anyone know how many more weeks they are out?
#NotreDame coach Brian Kelly will get backup tight ends Alex Welch (foot infection) & Jake Golic (broken arm) back this week.
Damn Whiskey. You're faster than me.NDatRivals Irish Illustrated
Alex Welch and Jake Golic have been cleared to play and compete. Danny Spond with a hamstring injury, per #NotreDame HC Brian Kelly.
Putting off surgery right now to be a mentor to the young guys.
Talking about trying to come back for a 6th year.
Would love to have him back for 2012. His ferocious blocking is missed.
Ragone still contributing
Despite a season-ending knee injury, Kelly talked about tight end Mike Ragone’s valuable role with the team, which may or may not include a sixth season next fall.
“Mike has really been a great mentor to those young tight ends,” Kelly said. “You’ve got three really inexperienced tight ends and he’s been great. He rooms with them; he spends a lot of extra time with those guys. He’s been a coach for us. He has done a great job. He has been at every single practice. He has put off surgery just to be with the guys. He’s going to get it done, but he has put it off because he is so much wanting to be a part of what we’re doing.
“He’s just committed to these guys and helping our team.”
Because Ragone has missed the majority of two different seasons due to injury, he could apply for a sixth year of eligibility.
“It’s something that we’re talking about,” Kelly said.