Two days after Notre Dame took down No. 1 Miami, the social media world is still abuzz. Yes, there was plenty of celebrating the victory, and what it alone meant for Notre Dame football in 2026, but then there was everything else the special day in South Bend did, and social media has captured that.
Notre Dame had a massive recruiting weekend against Miami. What players are the Fighting Irish trending for coming out? Notre Dame took care of business on the field against Miami, but the Fighting Irish also made significant progress on the recruiting trail during one of the biggest weekends of Marcus Freeman’s tenure.
After beating the previously No. 1 Miami, Notre Dame can keep its national championship hopes alive, as it sits three wins away from returning to the College Football Playoff.
In the most dramatic way one could imagine, lining up perfectly with Notre Dame history, the singular Miami game result was going to dictate the narrative surrounding not only the 2026 Notre Dame season but the Freeman era as a whole as well.
While some certainly try to rival it, no single game is thought of more when one hears the name of a former Notre Dame head football coach, and Lou Holtz is mentioned.
Notre Dame football has been predicted to land yet another top-100 recruit. Defensive line coach Charlie Partridge looks to continue his hot streak. Notre Dame is gaining momentum with another highly regarded defensive line prospect in the 2028 recruiting class.
To prepare for the biggest game of the regular season, Marcus Freeman and the Irish looked to the past.
Notre Dame football is coming off a massive victory over No. 1 Miami. Where will the Irish be ranked in the next CFB Playoff ranking? My prediction: Notre Dame will jump from No.
When I think off the top of my head about the first emotion that comes to mind regarding Notre Dame's season-saving win over Miami, it's relief. And not just in terms of win-loss record or playoff standing, but relief in a larger existential sense of the term.
The 2026 Notre Dame regular season has been challenging to figure out. The first six opponents were all not very good at football, and Notre Dame won all of them rather comfortably without having to play its best and cleanest ball.
Each week, Yardbarker spotlights college football stars, some of whom will be playing on NFL Sundays. With that in mind, here are our Week 10 standouts.
Some losses stay with a family forever, shaping the lives of those left behind in ways words can hardly explain. For C.J. Carr, that pain is deeply personal.
A $1 million kick. A playful accusation. And a second chance to prove himself. Notre Dame student Michael Milano stepped up for Pat McAfee’s College GameDay challenge in South Bend, with Miami football legends waiting nearby and the crowd watching closely.
ESPN and College GameDay hit the road again this weekend in anticipation of an active Week 10 college football slate. The network’s flagship pregame show pitched its tent at Notre Dame, which could end up hosting the most important game of the week against No.
College GameDay delivered another memorable edition of Pat McAfee’s “Kicking Is Easy” contest on Saturday from Library Lawn at Notre Dame, where No. 1 Miami is set to face the No.
Jonaz Walton has rushed for 477 yards and four touchdowns at 6.9 yards per carry as a true freshman. He’s already within 42 yards of Notre Dame’s rushing lead despite having 21 fewer carries than Nolan James Jr.
Marcus Freeman’s Notre Dame faces a make-or-break moment this Saturday. Kirk Herbstreit warns that if the one-loss Fighting Irish drop Week 10 to Miami, a second loss will leave them on the outside looking in, even in the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff setup.
College football is entering its final stretch, and that means every game's stakes are high.
ESPN’s College GameDay will broadcast live from the University of Notre Dame’s Library Lawn in South Bend, Indiana, on Saturday for Week 10’s matchup between the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the Miami Hurricanes.
The Fighting Irish have a tough test against the No. 1 Hurricanes this Saturday.
The College Football Playoff committee ranked Notre Dame No. 11 on Tuesday, seven spots below its No. 4 rank in the AP Poll. What gives?
ESPN's Pete Thamel reported on Wednesday night that Miami's Malachi Toney is dealing with a high-ankle sprain and will undergo surgery that will sideline him indefinitely.
Miami entered the first College Football Playoff rankings of the season at No. 1, placing the Hurricanes ahead of Georgia, Utah and Indiana. That position reflects an impressive 8-0 start and gives Miami a clear opportunity to compete for the national championship.
Notre Dame had better beat No. 1 Miami on Saturday night.
College football never stays predictable for long, and that's part of what makes every Saturday so much fun.
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