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uhnd.com - With the NFL Lockout officially over as of Monday afternoon, NFL teams were allowed to begin negotiating with undrafted rookie free agents Monday night already and Notre Dame's most notable draft day snub, Ian Williams, has apparently agreed to terms with the 49ers. More...
southbendtribune.com - Seemingly three-quarters of the Notre Dame football team tried to turn their cell phones into stop watches Wednesday, hoping to put some numbers to the speed show Darrin Walls was putting on. Yep, there's an app for that. No, it didn't do the former Irish cornerback justice. More...
southbendtribune.com - Notre Dame nose guard Ian Williams recorded five tackles (four solo), including a sack, in the North's 24-10 loss to the South in the Senior Bowl Saturday at Mobile, Ala. More...
blueandgold.com - One common theme during this series of stories for the Notre Dame defensive linemen has been how certain players should fit much better in the 3-4 defense this season compared to the 4-3 of last year. And senior nose tackle Ian Williams might be the best case study of them all. More...
subwaydomer.com - The Wu Am I? series returns to Subway Domer and we kick it off with Dayne Crist and Ian Williams. More...
bluegraysky.blogspot.com - One play that jumped out to me against Michigan State was Ian Williams's tackle for loss where he met the runner in the hole and drove him backwards. Where had that been to this point? What did ND do differently on that play? As you can see, the difference is really only that Ian was able to keep his feet on his stunt and help fill the hole that had opened up and allowed for a cutback. Compare the first play in this video, which is the very first More...
subwaydomer.blogspot.com - The Wu Am I? series is back at Subway Domer. Maybe I'll finish it this year... More...
southbendtribune.com - Notre Dame nose tackle Ian Williams has gotten stronger, faster and more focused. Not even 19 years old yet, Ian realizes his time has come. More...
blueandgold.com - Many an observer has said that the more playing time you see freshmen getting along the offensive and defensive lines, the worse of a sign it is for your football team. A perfect example is nose tackle Ian Williams, who earned Freshman All-America status in 2007 after registering 45 tackles – sixth on the team despite just two starting appearances More...
irishbandofbrothers.blogspot.com - NRA Approved! More...