There’s no better day than today to think about all the things you are thankful for. When it comes to Notre Dame football, the program has come a long way over the past several years under head coach Marcus Freeman.
On the surface, Notre Dame vs a four-win Stanford team with the game not starting until 10:30 ET doesn't look on the surface like the most interesting affair, but looks can be deceiving.
Notre Dame entered Day Three of the Players Era Festival looking for redemption after last year’s matchup, but Houston wasn’t interested in letting that storyline play out.
The Irish started strong, held tough at the end, and pulled off a 68-63 win over a solid Rutgers team to get to 5-2 on the season. Notre Dame built a first-half lead that stretched to 19 points.
The score may suggest so, but Notre Dame's 70-7 win Saturday over Syracuse wasn't all positive. The Fighting Irish lost Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa, one of the team's most valuable players, to a season-ending left knee injury.
Last year, most of America figured the Irish season was over after an inexplicable week two home loss to Northern Illinois. Notre Dame was written off and was out of sight, out of mind for much of the early and middle part of the season.
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As the 2025 college football regular season winds down, the CFP Selection Committee is gearing up for one burning debate this time around: Notre Dame vs.
Ninth-ranked Notre Dame delivered an emphatic message to the College Football Playoff committee on Saturday, crushing Syracuse 70-7 in a performance that left little doubt about the Irish’s dominance.
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.
This is it. This is the last barrier between Notre Dame, and a spot in the College Football Playoff … Maybe. Even at 10-2, there’s still the question of who else will be available.
Notre Dame seems in line for a place in the College Football Playoff this week, sitting inside the top-ten of the second CFP rankings, but with basically no margin for error with two losses already.