Legendary Notre Dame women's basketball head coach Muffet McGraw stunned the sports world when she announced she was retiring last week.
The 64-year-old McGraw spent the past 33 years coaching the Fighting Irish, going 848-252 with two national championships. And we relive some of her most memorable victories over the past decade.
On Monday, ESPNU will air six thrilling victories that the Naismith Memorial Hall of Famer coached in, beginning at noon ET.
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Noon: Notre Dame vs. UConn (2012 Women's Final Four)
In the first of three Notre Dame-UConn clashes airing Monday, we relive an overtime thriller that featured Skylar Diggins-Smith and Kayla McBride outdueling Stefanie Dolson, Bria Hartley and Tiffany Hayes in a battle of two No. 1 seeds.
2 p.m.: Notre Dame vs. UConn (2013 regular season)
Not one ... not two ... but three overtimes. McGraw helped the Irish rally from down six in the first overtime, the Irish claimed the outright Big East regular-season title for the second straight year.
4 p.m.: Notre Dame vs. South Carolina (2015 Women's Final Four)
6 p.m.: Notre Dame vs. UConn (2018 Women's Final Four)
Future WNBA No. 1 draft pick Jackie Young scored 32 points, but Arike Ogunbowale's corner jumper in the final seconds of overtime gave UConn its first loss of the season and propelled the Irish into the title game. Speaking of which ...
8 p.m.: Notre Dame vs. Mississippi State (2018 NCAA championship game)
10 p.m.: Notre Dame vs. Florida State (2020 regular season)
McGraw didn't have a chance to end her career on top, as the Irish lost in the first round of the ACC tournament. But she did end her regular-season career with a 70-67 victory over 19th-ranked Florida State, a game in which Notre Dame rallied late to win.
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Watch the best games of Muffet McGraw's career at Notre Dame - ESPN
