Ahead of his eighth season at Notre Dame, coach Brian Kelly sat down with Yahoo Sports’ Pete Thamel to talk about how things will look different at Notre Dame in 2017. He talks about that here, in his own words.

When Jordan Spieth won the British Open in July, his performance showcased a lot of the ideals we’ve been stressing at Notre Dame the past nine months. Spieth is obviously one of the most talented players in the world. But I’ve been preaching to my players that the intangibles he showed that weekend – laser focus, attention to detail, an incredible attitude and just being smart – are more important than talent alone. When he was sitting between those trailer trucks on the 13th hole during the final round,TRACY BOWDEN, PRESENTER: Today was judgement day for one of Australia's worst environmental disasters: last year's explosion at the Montara exploration well off the Western Australian coast, which left oil leaking into the sea for more than two months.

The Federal Government released the long-awaited findings of the Montara commission of inquiry, completed back in June.

The report was damning of both the Northern Territory Department of Resources, which was responsible for regulating the rig, and the Thai-based operator PTTEP, which has other extensive oil production interests in Australia but now faces the possibility of losing its licence.

Business editor Greg Hoy reports.

MARTIN FERGUSON, RESOURCES MINISTER: Clearly the accident could have been avoided.

GREG HOY, REPORTER: Oil pressure has been building on the Federal Government since a blowout at the Montara rig