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Title: Against All Odds
Words: 2422
Against All Odds
Since being a little kid in Joliet, Illinois, Rudy Reuttiger has only dreamed of doing one thing, playing in at least one Notre Dame football game. Rudy recalls that when he was a kid on Sunday mornings at church the priest "started every Mass with the Fighting Irish scores. I didn't even know Notre Dame was a school. I thought it was a place God sent football players to beat the Protestants" (Schneider 53). Rudy is first introduced to the “Fighting Irish†by his dad, who loved Notre Dame football and watched every game. Rudy comes from very humble circumstances; he was one of fourteen children, and his dad worked at a mill. Throughout his whole life, people told him that he couldn't accomplish his dream, because he was too small, standing at 5'6," an ...
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