Knute Rockne Memorial Society

The historic Season

Celebrating 1924

Notre Dame Football

The Seven Mules (front, from left):  Ed Hunsinger, right end; Edgar “Rip” Miller, right tackle; Noble Kizer, right guard; Adam Walsh, center; John Weibel, left guard, Joe Bach, left tackle, Chuck Collins, left end

The Four Horsemen: Harry Stuhldreher, foreground, quarterback; background, from left: Don Miller, right halfback; Elmer Layden, fullback; Jim Crowley, left halfback

Knute Rockne, the famed Four Horsemen and Seven Mules. A coast-to-coast journey to defeat Stanford in the Rose Bowl. The first consensus national football championship for Notre Dame.

100 years later, we remembered and honored this seminal moment in Notre Dame football history and the role that Knute Rockne played in it.

The 1924 Team
The 1924 Season

Meet the Team

Relive the Season

DateOpponentLocationResult
October 4LombardCartier FieldW, 40-0
October 11WabashCartier FieldW, 34-0
October 18ArmyNew York, N.Y.W, 13-7
October 25PrincetonPrinceton, N.J.W, 12-0
November 1Georgia TechCartier FieldW, 34-3
November 8WisconsinMadison, Wis.W, 38-3
November 15NebraskaCartier FieldW, 34-6
November 22NorthwesternChicago, Ill.W, 13-6
November 29Carnegie TechPittsburgh, Pa.W, 40-19
January 1, 1925StanfordPasadena, Calif.W, 27-10

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