"I was excited to play interhall football at ND as I had played tackle football as a kid with the neighborhood kids and my mom had to buy me a helmet after I had a bloody nose. I thought I played my freshman year for Farley as well as - that would have been 1973. I was in Angers for my sophomore year, so I was not back on the field for Lyons until 1975 and 1976. I usually played halfback and defensive back/safety. Memories include -making several interceptions; winning most of our games; playing on Carter Field for the championship (and losing- and I blew the coverage which I think led to the winning score); getting undercut while running with the ball and landing on my tailbone which resulted in pain for several years and eventual arthritis; and beating St. Mary's at least once. I've also attached the certificate that I found when I was named to the All-Star team my senior year. Perhaps the most unique and ultimately career boosting benefit of playing interhall football came in 2001 when I was interviewing for a position at the Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH). The Chief Operating Officer at CSH was Steve Thomas. During the interview (on the phone) he asked if I was the same Sue Augustus who played interhall football - turns out Steve had been my coach senior year and I had not put two and two together. Long story short- I was hired and Steve told everyone that it was because I had been a fast and aggressive football player (not endearing to the non-football fans in the office). I spent 14 years at CSH."