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The Tyrone Willingham storyline is finally over so now everyone can move on -- Washington to a new coach at season's end and Notre Dame to November, which starts against Pitt and ends at USC.
As October hangs around for a few more days, here are some links for you to start that last week of the month with:
- Pittsburgh quarterback Bill Stull was taken to the hospital after Saturday's loss to Rutgers, but his father is now saying he's "absolutely fine," writes Kevin Gorman of the Tribune-Review. It's still unknown whether or not Stull will play this week.
- Skylar Diggins, one of the best high school girls' basketball players in the country and a South Bend native, is still deciding where to play basketball, including Notre Dame.
- When the New York City marathon takes place Saturday, watch for a special group. They'll be a bunch of former Notre Dame runners, dressed in blue and gold, running in the memory of Ryan Shay, who died a year ago Nov. 3, writes Liz Robbins in the New York Times. Shay collapsed during last year's Olympic trials in New York, the day before the New York City marathon.
- Fort Wayne's Kerry Ingilis, a little-used forward for the Irish women's soccer team, scored two goals in the regular season finale against Seton Hall. The top-ranked Notre Dame women's soccer team is the first in program history to finish the regular season undefeated.
- Digger Phelps went to Philadelphia to watch his son-in-law, Jamie Moyer, pitch in the World Series.
- Former Notre Dame player Lee Becton is now playing semi-pro football in Indiana.
- More women's soccer: This time a feature on Carrie Dew and Kelsey Lysander.
