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The futility of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football season continued today, with another heartbreaking loss. This time the squad lost to the Navy Midshipmen by a score of 46-44 in triple overtime in front of the home crowd in South Bend. Besides running the Irish record to a dismal 1-7 on the season, the loss also ended Notre Dame’s 43-game winning streak over Navy. It seems that almost every positive ND record established during the team’s proud past is falling this year, which is a shame.

I saw the second half of the game (including the 3 overtimes), and I still can’t believe that the Irish let this one get away. Obviously neither team was playing much defense, but I’m still having trouble with a call that head coach Charlie Weis made with less than two minutes left in the fourth. It was 4th-and-8 on the Navy 24 with the score tied at 28. Weis decided to go for it instead of attempting the go-ahead field goal, which means he either has no faith in his placekicker, no faith in his defense, or both.

Anyway, Navy sacked QB Evan Sharpley for a loss of 7 yards. The Irish D then held Navy, and the game went into triple overtime, with the Midshipmen eventually emerging as winners.

I’m sure everyone will be second-guessing this call all week long — and rightly so. Wow.