The pressure to show progress at Notre Dame appeared to be showing on Micah Shrewsberry after Sunday night's blowout loss to Louisville. Watch his postgame ran

The tirade aimed at the Fighting Irish fanbase came after Notre Dame lost Sunday for the fourth time in their last five games.

An expressive Micah Shrewsberry on Sunday ranted about the lack of fan support and struck a mic before storming off at his postgame press conference after his Notre Dame team fell to Louisville in South Bend to drop to 11-14 on the season.

With three home games in eight days, this was a chance for Notre Dame basketball to make a statement and make a move in the Atlantic Coast Conference

Notre Dame head basketball coach Micah Shrewsberry defended his team but accepted responsibility after the latest Fighting Irish loss.

Micah Shrewsberry was not happy after the Fighting Irish's latest loss, going on a three-minute rant and smacking a mic before storming out.

Notre Dame coach Micah Shrewsberry explained Monday that even though the record doesn't reflect it, there's some good stuff happening for his program

Both teams are looking for a bounce-back win when SMU and Notre Dame meet for the first time as Atlantic Coast Conference opponents on Wednesday in South Bend, Ind. The

Notre Dame has lost four of the five games it has played so far in February. The most recent of those games was a 15-point loss to Louisville at Purcell Pavilion in which Cardinals fans outnumbered Irish fans.