Notre Dame’s top 2028 running back recruiting target will not be visiting this weekend. But it could end up being some good news. While the attention is on the Michigan State Spartans coming to South Bend this weekend, Notre Dame football is also ready to host several top recruiting targets in the 2028 class.
Notre Dame’s Marcus Freeman has built something durable in South Bend, the kind of program that makes NFL front offices look twice even when the coach himself keeps saying he is not looking.
It's a stat that was so unbelievable that it was worth checking several times. It wasn't a stat related to Notre Dame's matchups against preseason ranked foes like BYU, Miami or SMU.
Week 3 is upon us as No. 3 Notre Dame looks to keep things moving in the right direction with longtime rival Michigan State coming to town. Notre Dame is fresh off a 52-0 destruction of Rice, while Michigan State also enters 2-0, having beaten Toledo and Eastern Michigan to date.
As was expected, Notre Dame routed Rice on Saturday, beating the Owls 52-0 in a game that could have been much worse if many starters played longer. For Notre Dame, its the second step of a 12-step process done, as the "Leave No Doubt" tour turns to Michigan State this week.
As expected, Notre Dame didn't have much trouble with Rice on Saturday, routing the Owls 52-0. It was a game that Marcus Freeman and company could have picked a number in, with starting quarterback CJ Carr only playing one possession in the second half.
For as impressive as Notre Dame's 52-0 win over Rice was on Saturday; it wasn't perfect. CJ Carr threw for 253 yards while completing 16 of 20 pass attempts and throwing four touchdown passes, which equaled his number of incompletions on the day.
It was a rout in South Bend to start the home schedule of the season as Notre Dame obliterated Rice, 52-0. Notre Dame started the scoring in just 14 seconds after a massive hit from safety Adon Shuler knocked the ball free, and Boubacar Traore scooped it up, giving the Fighting Irish an early lead.
The No. 3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish continued their impressive start to the 2026 season Saturday, completely overwhelming Rice in a 52-0 shutout victory at Notre Dame Stadium.
Notre Dame is off to a 1-0 start after a 41-13, second-half-heavy beatdown of the Badgers at historic Lambeau Field. I think everyone in the Irish ecosystem is relieved to have all of the unknowns that come with the first game in the rearview mirror with a win in hand.
Now that some time has passed since Notre Dame's opener against Wisconsin, we can begin to settle in and take stock of exactly where this team is starting from as its 2026 journey begins.
If your favorite team is looking to the 2027 NFL Draft to find the next superstar cornerback, they’re in luck, because Notre Dame’s Leonard Moore is the real deal.
Notre Dame did just fine on its world tour of grievances. The Irish showed against Wisconsin just how focused they are on making a statement. After being ignored by the College Football Playoff committee last season, they’re going to try to crush everything in their path.
NBC’s college football halftime show is facing growing criticism on social media. Notre Dame topped Wisconsin in NBC’s Sunday night game this weekend. The Fighting Irish got off to a good start, opening the season with an impressive victory.
Sports talk host Colin Cowherd wasted little time after Notre Dame’s season opener, arguing the Fighting Irish are only beginning to show what they can do.
By leveraging its status as college football’s most lucrative independent program during multi-billion-dollar television negotiations, Notre Dame’s high-stakes snub from last year’s 12-team playoff directly sparked a permanent rule change.
It's that exciting time of year when college football is back, baby. The games are already in full swing, and football Saturdays are a very real thing right now.
Notre Dame football lost a member of the family recently. RIP Don Shuler, a man that the Fighting Irish will never forget. Losing a parent is never easy.
Week 1 of the college football season is here, and predictions are coming in left and right. Notre Dame fans will love the latest prognostications from ESPN.
National college football analyst and host Josh Pate predicts that the Miami Hurricanes will win the 2026 National Championship and quarterback Darian Mensah will win the Heisman Trophy.
There is a plethora of intriguing matchups on the slate.
It's a massive blow to lose both of their top running backs.
A year ago, the Irish recovered from an early loss and finished 10-2, only to miss the College Football Playoff.
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are still over two years away from welcoming in their 2028 recruiting class. Marcus Freeman and the Irish are already putting together a class that could end up generating some massive buzz, though.
Freeman has been linked to interest from NFL teams.
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