US EditionCJ Carr hopes to add to family's football legacy after winning starting QB job at No. 6 Notre Dame
CJ Carr earned the starting quarterback role after outperforming his competitor in spring games and showing marked improvement despite early camp challenges, aiming to uphold his family's legacy.
- Coach Marcus Freeman named CJ Carr the starting quarterback for No. 6 Notre Dame ahead of next Sunday night's season opener.
- Carr earned the job after competing with Kenny Minchey, despite struggling early in summer camp and throwing three interceptions.
- Carr is a 6-foot-3, 210-pound former Michigan prep star whose grandfather Lloyd Carr led Michigan to a 1997 national championship.
- In the spring Blue-Gold Game, Carr completed 14 of 19 passes for 170 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception while outshining Minchey.
- Carr’s selection ends a quarterback competition aimed at leading Notre Dame to its first national championship since 1988 with high expectations.
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CJ Carr hopes to add to family's football legacy
CJ Carr’s grandfather, Lloyd, led college football’s winningest program, Michigan, to the 1997 national championship. Now the second-year quarterback hopes to win his own title — at one of the nation’s most prestigious programs, Notre Dame. Fighting Irish coach Marcus…
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