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Robby Parris Stories (8)
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Season Preview 2008: Wide Receivers
The first two years of the Weis Era produced three 1,000 yard receiving and four 10+ touchdown seasons from Notre Dame wide receivers, but when Jeff Samardzija and Rhema McKnight graduated following the 2006 season, the Irish entered the 2007 season with a lot of questions marks. It’s hard to argue that they found a whole lot of answers... More...
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2007 Review: Wide Receiver
In the latest in a series of articles, IrishGlory reviews the WR position for the Irish. More...
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At least we have Parris (and Kamara)
Updated depth chart from UHND - nothing new, unless you haven't seen it yet. More...
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Q & A with sophomore wide receiver Robby Parris
Parris reminds me of myself 20 years ago, except for the fact he plays football for Notre Dame. He's a down-to-earth college kid enjoying life. Some of his answers may elicit a chuckle, but picking Ireland as the place he'd visit given the opportunity to travel anywhere in the world should delight Irish fans. More...
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2007 Position Preview - Receivers and Tight Ends
Domer Law Blog's detailed analysis of Notre Dame's receiving corps for 2007. More...
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Robby Parris following in Jeff Samardzija's footsteps
The 6-foot-3, 201-pound Parris is a slightly shorter, slightly svelter version of Samardzija. And if he walks in the former two-sport star's footsteps precisely, patience will be part of the equation. More...
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2007 Wide Receiver overview
Notre Dame will start spring practice with a bunch of unknowns at WR. Grimes is the top returning wide out after finishing the year strong as the 3rd WR, but after him there's not much experience to go around. 5th year senior Chase Anastasio, junior D.J. Hord, sophomores Robby Parris, Richard Jackson, Barry Gallup and incoming freshman Duval Kumara will all battle for a starting spot. More...
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Video: Irish get to work
ND hit the practice fields Monday with the freshman class logging its first workout in an Irish uniform. Irish Illustrated captured the action to deliver the debuts of Sam Young, Richard Jackson, Robby Parris and more. More...