Whether you are a believer in the high school rankings system or someone that thinks it is all a sham, landing five stars is always cool. They are hard to come by, only 32 per recruiting cycle, and traditionally Notre Dame has struggled to recruit them for one reason or another.
Here we are, folks. After a fast-moving and thrilling college football regular season, it's getting to be crunch time as the calendar moves through November.
Things have been heating up quickly between Notre Dame football and 2026 McDonald (Pa.) Fort Cherry four-star safety target Matt Sieg. While Sieg is still technically committed to the Penn State Nittany Lions, that feels like a formality at this point.
With just a couple of games left for each team, the playoff push and drama around the CFP rankings are intensifying. As for Notre Dame, it received good
Taking the most simplistic view, Notre Dame and Miami have identical records, and on Aug. 31 the Hurricanes beat the Fighting Irish 27-24. So Miami should be ranked higher, right?
The College Football Playoff committee really likes the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. A whole lot, it seems. And they're willing to move the goalposts all over the place to back up that argument.
When Notre Dame (8-2) came in at No. 9 in Tuesday’s College Football Playoff rankings reveal, many of the old talking points came back out. For the many Irish haters, this was unacceptable.
Notre Dame has been without its leading receiver from the 2024 season for all but two games in 2025 due to injury. But as the Fighting Irish keep stacking wins in spite of Jaden Greathouse's absence, what began as an unfortunate loss could work out better than expected for all parties.
Each week, Yardbarker monitors the 2026 NFL Draft, scheduled April 23-25 in Pittsburgh. From a Notre Dame running back to a Toledo defensive back, here are five players we're tracking.
Get ready for Thanksgiving weekend, Notre Dame fans. Make sure you have that extra pot or two of coffee ready to go Saturday night because after you're
When Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr opted for the Fighting Irish back in the 2024 recruiting class, most saw it coming for a few months. Head coach Marcus Freeman, Tommy Rees, and Notre Dame had asserted themselves as the team to beat very early on in the process.
When we talk about recruiting during the college football season, typically the conversations center around top targets visiting campus. In the case of Notre Dame football, they may have just made a massive impression during their game against the Pitt Panthers, and they weren’t even hosting any recruits in South Bend.
Notre Dame (8-2) closes out the home portion of its 2025 season on Saturday when it welcomes Syracuse (3-7) to South Bend. The Fighting Irish are coming off a dominant 37-15 victory at No.
Oh, how quickly things can change in 72 hours. On Tuesday, the Notre Dame Women's Basketball team crushed Akron, 85-48, to get to 3-0. But it wasn't the final score that caught the national media's attention.
We saw a lot of good things from Notre Dame football during its 37 to 15 road victory against the ranked Pitt Panthers on Saturday. Head coach Marcus Freeman had his Fighting Irish team ready to go early, and this was arguably the best performance we have seen from the defense under defensive coordinator Chris Ash.
Notre Dame faced a must-win game for its CFP life on the road against a ranked opponent who was riding a five-game winning streak. Its response? A total physical domination of Pittsburgh in an impressive resume win that will reaffirm Notre Dame's playoff worthiness.
College football’s Week 12 schedule produced several results that significantly altered the projected playoff field and bowl projections following Saturday’s action.
There are still plenty of crazy twists and turns sure to come over the last few weeks of the college football season. There will be upsets, and there will be shockers, or the shocker could be that there won't be any shockers.
Notre Dame star point guard Hannah Hidalgo has already had a rollercoaster start to her junior NCAA season. Hidalgo scored a stunning 44 points during Notre Dame's 85-58 win against Akron on November 12.