ND's Matt LoVecchio in 1st series of 1st collegiate start

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Uploaded by on Jul 28, 2010

Notre Dame vs. Stanford - 2000. True freshman quarterback Matt LoVecchio and the Fighting Irish offense throw a variety of schemes at the Cardinal. Assistant coach Urban Meyer is seen with LoVecchio before and after the successful series.

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  • This video pisses me off because I wish the Irish did everything they could to retain Urban Meyer, Goddamn it, monkey fuck shit!

  • Urban Meyer @30 seconds

  • 6 years from this point, he would win his first title. While Ty Willingham and Davies carreers disentegrated

  • Thats my cousin!!!!!

  • @gholsong I noticed that. Not a Meyer fan by any stretch, but if Davie had given him the reins offensively Davie may still be the coach to this day.

  • And this is the series that Bob Davie let then-wide receivers coach Urban Meyer call the plays, after he and many of the players had begged him to give Meyer a shot. ND remained offensively flat in the rest of the game (although it won) because Davie stupidly reverted to Kevin Roger's medieval offense. Had Davie woken up to Meyer's talent at the time and hired him as the OC, the fortunes of ND football for the decade may have turned out quite differently.

  • And future ND head coach, Tyrone Willingham is the head coach of Stanford in this game. Color commentator Pat Haden would end up being the AD of USC.

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