Blue and Gold Illustrated

April 2013

Blue & Gold Illustrated: America's Foremost Authority on Notre Dame Football

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eral other former teammates looking for a shot at redemption, including safety Zeke Motta, whose strength and speed left much to be desired. Unlike former defensive backfield teammate Harrison Smith, who took full advantage of a combine invite and parlayed pionship Game and the combine, center Braxston Cave opted not to do the bench press, an event in which he was expected to shine. His other five events failed to wow NFL decision makers, and he���ll undoubtedly be fired up for a chance at redemption. ter and defensive end Kapron Lewis-Moore were extended invitations despite Achilles and knee injuries, respectively. Slaughter should be healthy in time to work out for NFL teams this summer and find an opening via free agency leading up to the 2013 it into a first-round selection after being considered a middle-round prospect following the 2011 season, Motta will need to show major improvement in South Bend. Perhaps because of the limited time between the BCS National Cham- Running backs Cierre Wood and Theo Riddick didn���t cause much of a stir, but Wood ��� who left Notre Dame with a year of eligibility remaining ��� proved he belonged. Both should be hungry for a second shot on familiar turf. Safety Jamoris Slaugh- season. Lewis-Moore was just a few weeks removed from ACL surgery when he landed in Indianapolis, so his road will be more difficult. Both were able to meet with teams and go through the individual interview process ��� an invaluable experience moving forward. ���

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