TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — DNA from the recently exhumed body of college football hero George Gipp shows he was not the father of a child born shortly after his death, quelling longstanding rumors ...

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. - The body of George Gipp, the Notre Dame football player who inspired the rallying cry "Win one for the Gipper,'' was exhumed recently for DNA testing ...

As he lay on his deathbed in December 1920, legendary Notre Dame football player George Gipp allegedly uttered one of the most signature phrases in sports history.  “Win just one for the Gipper,” he ...

George Gipp is a financial advisor in Tarrytown, NY, and have earned their CFA, CFP. They have been in practice for 11 years, the last 11 years at Citizens Private Wealth.

Not Curly Lambeau, George Gipp, Rocket Ismail, Tim Brown or Joe Montana. No one played more games in a Notre Dame golden helmet than new Jaguars linebacker Jack Kiser. And none of them have a more ...

George Gipp, 1988, The greatest running back in Notre Dame history and what will we feel like Monday night? Phil Houk and Tim Prister of Fighting Irish Preview pull it all together to get you ...

Roller skating has officially rolled back into the spotlight, and it’s lighting up screens across the world! This is according to the Skate Moore Skate Center, of Moore, Oklahoma. And Laurium is ...

The Keweenaw Health Foundation has donated $45,000 to the village’s ‘Splashing Through Laurium’ project. The project aims to install a community splash pad on the northern side of the George ...

And it was Rockne who, after the tragic death of running back George Gipp, (maybe) uttered the words “Win one for the Gipper” to motivate his team.

Oberst’s journey to the Olympics began when he played right tackle for the legendary Knute Rockne at Notre Dame, blocking for the Four Horsemen and George Gipp.

Not Curly Lambeau, George Gipp, Rocket Ismail, Tim Brown or Joe Montana. No one played more games in a Notre Dame golden helmet than new Jaguars linebacker Jack Kiser.