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Notre Dame Announces Plans To Celebrate 125 Years Of Irish Football - UND.COM - University of Notre Dame Official Athletic Site
some of the stuff they have planned
The Official Notre Dame Football Yearbook will feature a 125-year Irish football timeline including all-new prose and images.
Each of the Notre Dame football game programs (including the version for the Notre Dame-Miami game in Chicago) will feature a specially-designed, pullout insert devoted to 125 years of Notre Dame football.
Covers of the football games programs will feature original art by nationally-known sports artist Tim Cortes from Duluth, Minn. Cortes' work will highlight the NDFB125 celebration.
Game tickets for the 2012 home season will include both the NDFB125 logo as well as throwback looks based on tickets from past seasons.
The Leprechaun Legion, the official student group liaison to the athletics department, will coordinate a celebration of student traditions over 125 years of Notre Dame football.
The Notre Dame Licensing Office is working with a variety of its licensees to produce
commercial products that include the NDFB125 logo--including everything from pins and pennants to apparel and mini-helmets. Some products will be available beginning this weekend in conjunction with the annual Blue-Gold Game.
The 2012 version of "The Shirt" -- to be unveiled Friday -- will feature the NDFB125 logo below the back collar.
A special NDFB125 commemorative coin will be produced and utilized throughout the 2012 season for pre-game coin tosses. A version of the collectable coin will be available at retail.
Legends of Notre Dame, located just south of Notre Dame Stadium, will display signage related to the celebration and also will feature branded, seasonal menu items.
Centerplate, the University's official athletics concessionaire, will include the 125 logo on commemorative drink cups utilized throughout the 2012 football season.
The South Bend Convention and Visitors Bureau will join in the celebration with a variety of programs -- including streets renamed during the football season in honor of great names from Irish football history.
some of the stuff they have planned
The Official Notre Dame Football Yearbook will feature a 125-year Irish football timeline including all-new prose and images.
Each of the Notre Dame football game programs (including the version for the Notre Dame-Miami game in Chicago) will feature a specially-designed, pullout insert devoted to 125 years of Notre Dame football.
Covers of the football games programs will feature original art by nationally-known sports artist Tim Cortes from Duluth, Minn. Cortes' work will highlight the NDFB125 celebration.
Game tickets for the 2012 home season will include both the NDFB125 logo as well as throwback looks based on tickets from past seasons.
The Leprechaun Legion, the official student group liaison to the athletics department, will coordinate a celebration of student traditions over 125 years of Notre Dame football.
The Notre Dame Licensing Office is working with a variety of its licensees to produce
commercial products that include the NDFB125 logo--including everything from pins and pennants to apparel and mini-helmets. Some products will be available beginning this weekend in conjunction with the annual Blue-Gold Game.
The 2012 version of "The Shirt" -- to be unveiled Friday -- will feature the NDFB125 logo below the back collar.
A special NDFB125 commemorative coin will be produced and utilized throughout the 2012 season for pre-game coin tosses. A version of the collectable coin will be available at retail.
Legends of Notre Dame, located just south of Notre Dame Stadium, will display signage related to the celebration and also will feature branded, seasonal menu items.
Centerplate, the University's official athletics concessionaire, will include the 125 logo on commemorative drink cups utilized throughout the 2012 football season.
The South Bend Convention and Visitors Bureau will join in the celebration with a variety of programs -- including streets renamed during the football season in honor of great names from Irish football history.
