College career Michael Floyd

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1 college career

1.1 freshman season (2008)
1.2 sophomore season (2009)
1.3 junior season (2010)
1.4 senior season (2011)





college career
freshman season (2008)

as true freshman @ notre dame, floyd played in 11 of notre dame s 13 games on year, missing final 2 games of regular season (syracuse , usc) due injury sustained against navy. recorded 7 touchdown receptions on year, breaking record irish freshman (previously held teammate duval kamara s 4 tds in 2007), while catching 48 balls break notre dame freshman record in receptions (kamara had 32 in 2007). 719 receiving yards set mark notre dame first-year players (tony hunter had 690 in 1979).



floyd playing notre dame


sophomore season (2009)

floyd began sophomore season 3 touchdowns , 189 yards receiving on 4 receptions. later in season, floyd suffered fractured clavicle, prevented him playing in 5 of notre dame s 12 games. returned injury , finished season 9 receiving touchdowns , 800 receiving yards in 7 games of action.


junior season (2010)

in 2010, floyd started every game leading irish 8–5 record. ended season 79 receptions 1,025 yards , 12 touchdowns. 79 catches ranked second in notre dame single-season history, while 12 touchdowns tied fourth in season , 1,025 receiving yards ranked seventh. floyd named mvp notre dame , sun bowl.


senior season (2011)

after receiving citation drunken driving on march 20, 2011, floyd suspended indefinitely notre dame football team on march 21, 2011. suspension lifted august 3, 2011, allowing him return playing football @ notre dame without missing games of 2011 season. coach kelly did not allow floyd remain team captain, leaving senior harrison smith lone captain.


after being suspended team activities several months, floyd reinstated in august fall practice began. in 2011, started every game leading irish once again, 8–5 record. finished season 100 receptions 1,147 yards , 9 touchdowns, including 1 rushing touchdown. 100 catches marked new career best, , set new school record, surpassing former teammate golden tate s 93 receptions in 2009. set school records career receptions (271), career 100-yd games (16), receiving yards (3,689), , receiving touchdowns (37).








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