Notre Dame Fighting Irish Tickets

Even though Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis got a lot of media attention that shot the Fighting Irish back into the national spotlight, this year might not be “the year” just quite yet. With the loss of star quarterback Brady Quinn at the end of the 2006 season, a replacement quarterback for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish is the team’s No. 1 priority in the 2007 NCAA college football season. Rebuilding the offensive line is another important task ahead of Weis. But expectations are still high in South Bend, IN, and the best way to see if the Fighting Irish can live up to their reputation is to get your Notre Dame football tickets from GoTickets.

Must-have Notre Dame Tickets:
Although not affiliated with any conference, the Fighting Irish annually play one of the toughest schedules in America. The 2007 football season is no exception, either. Although Notre Dame is lucky to finish off the season playing the Navy, the Air Force, Duke and Stanford, the first eight games will test the toughness of the Fighting Irish. The team opens up with Georgia Tech followed by Penn State, Michigan, Michigan State, Purdue, UCLA, Boston College and Southern California. Tickets to any of these games are excellent and will be some of the best football you can find.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish Star Power:
With an offensive line that suffered the loss of quarterback Brady Quinn, running back Darius Walker - who decided to leave a year early - and two other starters, Notre Dame fans and coach Weis are looking for a young star to step forward on either the offensive or defensive side.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish Go Bowling: Surprisingly, Notre Dame has lost nine consecutive bowl games, including last year’s 14-41 loss to LSU in the Sugar Bowl. The Fighting Irish are out to end that trend this year. And they’d love nothing more than to make an appearance at the Louisiana Superdome on January 7 for the 2008 BCS National Championship Bowl Game. GoTickets is the place to find your Notre Dame bowl tickets.