Irish players hope to bounce back for seniors against Navy
By: Matt Randall
Posted: Nov 18, 2017 11:31 AM EDT
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For Irish faithful, the final home game of the season can be a tough pill to swallow, knowing they have to wait until next fall to see their team play again.
However, it's even tougher for the players, many of whom will be playing their last game ever at Notre Dame Stadium.
Saturday's contest against Navy not only gives the Irish a chance to send the seniors out on a high note, but it's also an opportunity to bounce back from a crushing loss to Miami last week.
Hear from Irish players on their hopes for the game against Navy.
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