Notre Dame: Where Have You Gone?

Notre Dame: Where Have You Gone?
ISBN-10
1582611513
ISBN-13
9781582611518
Category
Sports & Recreation
Pages
192
Language
English
Published
2005-01
Publisher
Sports Publishing LLC
Author
Eric Hansen

Description

For Pat Terrell, the thrill of knocking away a two-point conversion pass in Notre Dame's seismic football upset of No. 1 Miami in 1988 still reverberates inside of him, but so does the feeling of being a commercial airline pilot during the 9/11 tragedies and beyond.

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