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Article: ND's Zorich puts cap on campus yule spirit
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- Chicago Sun-Times
- Article date:
- December 25, 1990
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. Every year with the approach of Christmas, Notre
Dame's own Scrooge of the line of scrimmage trades his battered gold
helmet for a red-and-white Santa Claus cap.
In a display of sentiment at odds with the macho images of
big-time football, Irish nose tackle Chris Zorich wears the cap to
bring a little fun to a campus preoccupied with final exams.
"This hat is my way of bringing on the Christmas spirit," the
6-1, 263-pound All-America nose tackle and winner of the Lombardi
Award for best lineman explained a few days before the semester ended
last Friday.
Of course, some think Zorich's unabashed love of Christmas
totally uncool. Around campus earlier this month, his ...
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