'Cut Like A Champion Today': South Bend barber rises from humble beginnings to star power at Notre Dame
Posted: Sep 28, 2019 11:46 AM EDT
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SOUTH BEND, Ind -- The Fighting Irish make their traditional walk in to Notre Dame Stadium every Saturday dressed to the nines, but ask any player and they’ll tell you style starts with the hair first.
Washington High School graduate Julio Rodriguez is the one making them look fresh.
Rodriguez recently moved in to a new studio in downtown Mishawaka, but the dream of owning his own shop started from humble beginnings.
Vahid Sadrzadeh sat down in the barber chair to see how the South Bend native ‘cuts like a champion today.’
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