Bryan Driskell is a versatile journalist who has written for numerous publications, including the Bradenton Herald, Miami Herald, The Wichita Eagle, Yardbarker, and more. With a focus on sports, Bryan's articles cover a wide range of topics, including college football, statistics, player commitments, and team analysis.
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Bryan Driskell's coverage focuses exclusively on sports, particularly Notre Dame football and college football. His articles predominantly feature event coverage, investment analysis, press releases, and private sector announcements within the realm of college football.
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Ranking and breaking down the Notre Dame position groups for the 2024 defense
By: Sean Stires, Bryan Driskell
Maybe Tosh Baker’s time has finally arrived. The veteran Notre Dame offensive lineman has played in 37 games in his first four years with the Fighting Irish and
Notre Dame hasn't won a national title since 1988, but the Irish are going into a period where that could change. Head coach Marcus Freeman and his staff have m
By: Bryan Driskell, Ryan Roberts
Don’t blink, Notre Dame continues to add more and more talented players to the 2026 recruiting board seemingly by the day. The Irish coaches have been on the ro
By: Bryan Driskell
Former Notre Dame and current LSU head coach Brian Kelly sparked a lot of conversation this week when he was asked to address defensive line recruiting for the
By: Bryan Driskell
Notre Dame enters the season as the No. 5 team in the country on the early ESPN Top 25 rankings, although that could change slightly by the time we get to the f
By: Bryan Driskell
Notre Dame has one of the most talented teams in the country returning for the 2024 season, and Pro Football Focus is one of many outlets starting to take notic
Notre Dame has arguably been the best college football program at producing tight ends over the last 15 years, and that is expected to continue for the 2024 cam
Notre Dame continues to recruit at a very high level, and the 2025 class continues that strong recruiting surge that began when Marcus Freeman arrived in South
By: Bryan Driskell
Notre Dame continued building its 2025 recruiting class with a huge pickup from Indianapolis (Ind.) Ben Davis cornerback Mark Zackery. The Irish 2025 class is o
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