Notre Dame has outscored opponents 120-23 so far this year. By any regular standard, this would be considered excellent both offensively and defensively.
Luke Talich’s versatility at 6-4, 220 pounds could fuel some creative 3-safety alignments once Brauntae Johnson returns from injury. Notre Dame football’s secondary has been a massive talking point all season, and for good reason.
Through three games this season, Notre Dame has allowed its opponents to score 13, 0, and 10 points. This is elite defensive football, especially so early in the season, as teams are usually still finding themselves defensively.
Saturday night was billed as a classic college football showdown, but just minutes after kickoff, thousands of fans at Notre Dame Stadium watched the game take a backseat to real-time danger.
We should have been assuming it already, but well before No. 3 Notre Dame hosted Michigan State in South Bend, a pair of ACC games that impacted the Fighting Irish took place.
The next stop on the Notre Dame "Leave No Doubt Tour" is against Michigan State, as old rivals renew their disdain for one another in South Bend on Saturday night.
A post about logos - just what I thought I would be doing on a Friday afternoon. Full disclosure, I went to a college that pretty blatantly stole its logo from Notre Dame.
It certainly looks like a weather situation will be headed towards South Bend on Saturday night when No. 3 Notre Dame plays host to Michigan State. Earlier this week, we checked out the weather forecast that had called for some rain early in the day, but appeared to be clear by the time game time came around.
There must be something in the air in East Lansing that is making Michigan State head coach Pat Fitzgerald suddenly see things differently. The one-time star linebacker for Northwestern and former Wildcats head coach sure didn't sound like his old self earlier this week when talking about Notre Dame.
Can Notre Dame football flip elite 2027 LB Kaden Henderson from Texas A&M? The Fighting Irish certainly aren’t giving up. Notre Dame football and head coach Marcus Freeman have not given up on 5-star 2027 Tampa (Fla.) Jesuit linebacker Kaden Henderson, despite his June 18 commitment to Texas A&M.
More than three decades later, the “Sea of Red” is finally coming back to South Bend. And this was never just about Nebraska fans hijacking Notre Dame Stadium with red.
Notre Dame moved to 2-0 after routing Rice this past weekend, 52-0. It now turns the page to Michigan State and a Spartans program that is 2-0, but is very much in the early days of the Pat Fitzgerald rebuild.
While Notre Dame lost one red and white Big Ten team from future schedules earlier this year, it just gained a new one. The Indiana Hoosiers might not be interested in playing Notre Dame in the forseeable future, but the Nebraska Cornhuskers are.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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