Don't count out the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in their game with the South Florida Bulls just yet. After USF pulled ahead by 16 points in the first quarter, Notre Dame charged right back for another touchdown.
Notre Dame Vs. USF Score: Notre Dame Scores Again, Fails On Two-Point Conversion
Tommy Rees made 10 straight pass attempts to get Notre Dame to USF's one-yard line. Cierre Wood needed two rush attempts to get the ball into the end zone, but he did it on third down. Head coach Brian Kelly opted for the two-point conversion. After the ball was snapped, the Irish failed to get in the end zone, but penalties allowed the Irish a second chance. They were brought half the distance to the goal line, but Rees was unable to find Michael Floyd in the end zone. Floyd was already out of bounds when he was in a position to capture the ball. '
The Irish trail the Bulls, 23-13, with five minutes to go.
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