Notre Dame Football Mailbag - Part II

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Sports, Football, Big Ten, Nfl Draft, Ncaa Team, Notre Dame

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🗓️ 20 December 2025

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Irish Breakdown answers questions about Notre Dame Football, Irish Recruiting and college football in the latest mailbag

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0:00.0	Getting into part two of the Irish breakdown podcast brought to by our friends over at Fanduil.
0:22.9	It's the Friday Free for All Mailbag.
0:25.2	And DJ Holman is getting us kicked off here in part number two.
0:28.6	He asks, how many teams have multiple unanimous first team, All-Americans, and how many made the playoffs?
0:36.7	Well, that is a great question.
0:38.3	Have you looked that up, Trev?
0:40.0	I saw this question come in, and I have a couple.
0:42.9	I mean, that have multiple.
0:45.4	I know Ohio State has three.
0:48.0	McDonald, Jeremiah Smith, and Caleb Downs were all unanimous, All-American.
0:51.9	So Ohio State is one of them.
0:53.2	It still blows my mind that neither Stiles nor Reese were unanimous first team all-American
0:58.4	linebackers. Yeah, that's crazy to me too. Crazy. But I know Ohio State is one of the teams,
1:07.2	but I think that might be it. They're not the only team with a unanimous All-American
1:11.0	because I'm pretty sure David or...
1:13.2	USC had one. Miami had one.
1:19.5	Let me look this up real quick.
1:21.4	Texas Tech, the linebacker of Texas Tech, I think,
1:23.8	was a unanimous All-American.
1:24.9	Yeah, Rodriguez.
1:26.2	Let me see if I can find this here.
1:30.2	Yeah, so according to this page right here, Ohio State had three that you mentioned.
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