The Notre Dame Fighting Irish, led by head coach Bob Davie, silenced critics and reignited hope with a 24-10 victory over then-No. 25 Texas A&M, breaking a four-game losing streak. On a warm, humid afternoon, Davie’s rare display of emotion—raising his arms to “raise the roof”—symbolized a renewed confidence in a team that had been mired in doubt. This win was not just a return to form but a statement of resilience, as the Irish showcased a balanced offensive attack and a stifling defense that held the Aggies in check. For quarterback Arnaz Battle, who stepped into the spotlight with poise, the game marked the beginning of a new chapter for Notre Dame football.
Throwback Thursday: Notre Dame Fighting Irish VS Texas A&M, 2000
