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Notre Dame Fighting Irish Greatest Plays in Sports CoastersRelive four of the greatest moments in Notre Dame football history. Each set comes with four laser etched coasters depicting these historic plays: 1988 Regular Season vs Miami The Play 1980 Regular Season vs Michigan Harry Oliver, 51yd FG 1971 Regular Season vs Purdue The Genuflect Play 1992 Regular Season vs Penn State Snow Bowl These slate coasters are laser etched indelibly into the stone itself. Size: 4" x 4" x 0. 25" per coaster Weight: 0. 25lbs
Relive four of the greatest moments in Notre Dame football history. Each set comes with four laser-etched coasters depicting these historic plays:
1988 Regular Season vs Miami - The Play
1980 Regular Season vs Michigan - Harry Oliver, 51yd FG
1971 Regular Season vs Purdue - The Genuflect Play
1992 Regular Season vs Penn State - Snow Bowl
- Size: 4" x 4" x 0.25" per coaster
- Weight: 0.25lbs (4oz)
- Natural edge
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1988 Regular Season
The Play
Notre Dame vs Miami
31 - 30
15 October, 1988
In the "Catholics vs. Convicts" game Miami scored with 45 seconds left to bring the score to 31-30. Instead of kicking the extra point to tie the game, Jimmy Johnson went for the 2 point conversion and the win. Pat Terrell knocked down Miami quarterback Steve Walsh's throw to preserver the win.
1980 Regular Season
Harry Oliver, 51yd FG
Notre Dame vs Michigan
29 - 27
20 September, 1980
#8 Notre Dame faced #12 Michigan in South Bend. With 41 seconds remaining, Notre Dame denied Michigan's 2 point conversion setting up one last drive. Harry Oliver kicked a 51 yard field goal, just clearing the North goal post as time expired to win the game 29-27.
1971 Regular Season
The Genuflect Play
Notre Dame vs Purdue
8 - 7
25 September, 1971
It was a low scoring muddy game. Late in the 4th Notre Dame recovered a fumble for a TD, and Ara Parseghian called for the "Genuflect play." On the 2 pt conversion, QB Pat Steenberge faked a sweep and Mike Creaney faked a block, got to his knee and then slipped into the end zone to make the catch.
1992 Regular Season
Snow Bowl
Notre Dame vs Penn State
17 - 16
14 November, 1992
With 20 seconds remaining in the game dubbed "the Snow Bowl," Notre Dame scored its only touchdown and Lou Holtz decided to go for 2, drawing up a play on the spot. Quarterback Rick Mirer scrambled and found Reggie Brooks in the back of the end zone for the game-winning conversion.
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