Due to a UTV accident in Wyoming over the weekend, Notre Dame will start the 2025 football season without projected starting offensive guard Charles Jagusah.
Four-star wide receiver Kaydon Finley committed to Notre Dame on July 4 after the Fighting Irish swayed him from remaining at home in Texas for his NCAA career.
Notre Dame is putting together one of the nation's top recruiting classes for the 2026 cycle as the early signing period is now just over five months away.
Notre Dame is a facing a bit of a transition, as the staff wraps up the 2026 class while also starting to focus more on the 2027 class. That was shown when Notre Dame kicked off its 2027 class with a pair of commitments to end the month of June.
There are only a couple of targets left on the 2026 recruiting board for Notre Dame, including safety Nick Reddish and defensive lineman Elijah Golden.
Head coach Marcus Freeman and Notre Dame football have been on quite the hot streak for the 2026 recruiting class, and it isn’t over quite yet. There are still three main recruiting targets to know on the board, and a couple of them have commitment dates on the horizon.
Now that the 2026 Notre Dame recruiting class is nearly solidified, it’s time to start to turn our attention to the 2027 group. The Fighting Irish currently hold two commitments in the class from linebacker Ellis McGaskin and long snapper Sean Kraft.
It is supposed to be the boring part of the offseason, but not for Notre Dame football apparently. The Fighting Irish were dealt some frustrating news recently, when it was announced over the weekend that starting right guard Charles Jagusah was injured in a ATV accident in Wyoming on July 5th.
Notre Dame had a massive recruiting weekend as it landed three wide receiver commitments from Friday to Sunday. The first of those was four-star Texas product Kaydon Finley.
Team USA rallied past Canada in the FIBA AmeriCup Semifinals thanks to a big fourth quarter on Saturday, and the Americans did it again on Sunday against Brazil to claim the Gold Medal.
Notre Dame is fresh off a 2024 season that saw it march to the national championship game before falling against Ohio State last year. Marcus Freeman and the Fighting Irish now look to get over that final hump in 2025 and win it all, but that doesn't mean national outlets think they will.
Notre Dame might not be the mecca of Women's College basketball -- that would belong to UConn -- but the Fighting Irish did have three former players -- Sonia Citron, Skylar Diggins and Jackie Young -- named to the WNBA All Star Game on Sunday.
Notre Dame has picked up another important player in its vaunted 2026 recruiting class with Red Oak (Texas) High School wide receiver Brayden Robinson pledging to the Fighting Irish.
Notre Dame is absolutely scorching hot on the recruiting trail and that continued with the commitment of dynamic Texas wide receiver Brayden Robinson. The 5-9, 160-pound athlete picked Notre Dame over Miami (Fla.) and Arizona.
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are recruiting as well as they have in a very, very long time. Head coach Marcus Freeman has the energy in South Bend at an all time high since the turn of the century.
For the third time in as many days, Notre Dame has landed a significant wide receiver commitment. 2026 four-star receiver Brayden Robinson announced his pledge to the Fighting Irish on Sunday evening.
Notre Dame football is stocking up on talent with a common NFL theme for next year. Thomas Davis Jr., the son of former Carolina Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis Sr., was the first NFL legacy to commit to the Fighting Irish last year.
Larry Fitzgerald posted a note on social media Sunday, a day after his son Devin announced his college commitment. Devin Fitzgerald, who is a 3-star wide receiver, announced on Saturday that he is committing to play at Notre Dame.
Notre Dame football is looking to make it three wide receiver commitments in as many days this holiday weekend when Brayden Robinson of Red Oak, Texas announces his college choice on Sunday afternoon.
No, Paul Finebaum is not the "computer program" that calculates the college football FPI, the football power index, or as I like to think of it, the future performance indicator.
Notre Dame picked up another talented wide receiver in the 2026 class when Devin Fitzgerald committed to the Fighting Irish. Landing Fitzgerald helps Notre Dame put together the kind of big time receiver class it needed this cycle.
It's always tragic for a university whenever any former player or student passes, but that's especially the case when it happens to someone so young. Over