BY LOU SOMOGYI
N
otre Dame's back-to-
back trips to Pennsyl-
vania for games against
Temple (Oct. 31) and
Pitt (Nov. 7) reminds one of
the immense contributions the
Keystone State has made to the
Fighting Irish football heritage.
This year, by our count, cur-
rent freshman running back
Josh Adams (Warrington) be-
came the 212th Notre Dame
player from the state to ap-
pear in game action. Other
than Ohio and Illinois, no state
has produced more talent and
depth across the board than
Pennsylvania.
That inspired us to assemble
our all-time All-Pennsylvania
team at Notre Dame.
Quarterback: Joe Montana (Monanga‑
hela, 1975, 1977‑78)
His career stats at Notre Dame weren't
eye-popping (including 27 touchdowns
NOTRE DAME'S
ALL-PENNSYLVANIA
TEAM
The Keystone State has been kind
to Notre Dame over the years
From 1947-77, four different quarterbacks from Pennsylvania
were starters on national title teams at Notre Dame, includ-
ing Monangahela's Joe Montana.
PHOTO COURTESY NOTRE DAME MEDIA RELATIONS
