Once the 2025 college football season officially ended for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, the transfer portal conversation quickly began. Quarterback Kenny Minchey was the first player to enter the portal, opening up his options for other opportunities that are out there.
Since James Franklin became Virginia Tech's coach, one of the biggest questions surrounded who'd be his starting quarterback in 2026. His vision for the program isn't achievable in one offseason.
The Wisconsin Badgers will do their due diligence on all of the top quarterbacks in the transfer portal, and they're already being connected to an intriguing name from one of the top programs in the country.
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There appears to be very real smoke around Notre Dame transfer quarterback Kenny Minchey jumping ship to Boston College for next season, and if the rumors hold true, it could mean that Bill O'Brien and company have found an ideal candidate to put under center in 2026.
Notre Dame football had its first loss of the offseason when former quarterback Kenny Minchey opted to enter the transfer portal. After falling short last offseason in the quarterback battle between him and CJ Carr, Minchey took on the role as the main backup for the team.
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish will lose a key piece of their quarterback room this offseason. Junior quarterback Kenny Minchey plans to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal after spending three seasons in South Bend.
Notre Dame football was dealt some difficult news over the weekend when it was announced they were being left out of the College Football Playoff field.
The season for the N0. 11 Notre Dame Fighting Irish is over following the College Football Playoff selection committee’s decision to toy with the program as a prop to get its fans to watch rankings shows on ESPN.
There's no one-size-fits-all strategy when it comes to college football recruiting, especially with the transfer portal becoming a major factor. Notre
Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman during his Monday press conference ahead of the Boston College matchup, revealed a conversation he had with backup quarterback Kenny Minchey that speaks about the culture the Irish program has built under his leadership.
The first few weeks of the 2025 college football season was a rollercoaster for No. 22 Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish suffered a three-point loss to Miami in the final minute to open the season and followed that up with a one-point loss to Texas A&M.
Redshirt freshman quarterback CJ Carr was named the starter last week after winning an extremely close position battle with redshirt sophomore Kenny Minchey.
Notre Dame is full speed ahead with CJ Carr as its new starting quarterback as the Fighting Irish prepare for Sunday’s season opener against the Miami Hurricanes.
It seems that anything that happens involving the Notre Dame Football program, whether it be positive or negative news, gets amplified 10x nationally. Why?
Notre Dame football now has their starting quarterback, announcing on Tuesday that redshirt freshman CJ Carr has won the job over Kenny Minchey. That battle has been all anyone has wanted to talk about all off-season, and it is great to finally have some resolution.
The Athletic's Pete Sampson provided more detail as to what might have led to Marcus Freeman waiting to name CJ Carr the starter.
The grandson of a former Michigan Wolverines head coach is taking over as quarterback at a rival school.
Notre Dame has finally made a decision on its starting quarterback for the 2025 season, announcing that redshirt freshman CJ Carr has won the starting quarterback battle and will open up for the Irish in the season opener against Miami (Fla.) on August 31.
The quarterback competition that at times felt like it was never going to end at Notre Dame, has ended. That is, of course, unless it hasn't. Head coach Marcus Freeman said on Sunday that he would be the one to ultimately choose who Notre Dame's starting quarterback would be.
Notre Dame's fall camp is always a spectacle. The Irish fan base and media contingent spend all summer pontificating what if this, what if that? Then, after an arduous journey through the dog days of summer, the calendar changes to August and football makes its glorious return.
Quarterback, of course, is the most important individual position in all of sports. This position, more than any other, dictates whether a team wins or loses.
The quarterback battle for Notre Dame is set to come to an end shortly.
Notre Dame football is two days into fall camp and the quarterback competition is only picking up steam. Thursday's opening practice was bit shaky as candidates CJ Carr and Kenny Minchey combined to throw four interceptions.
The Fighting Irish opened up training camp on Thursday, marking the first day of Notre Dame's quarterback competition between Kenny Minchey and CJ Carr.
It's going to be an interesting season for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and head coach Marcus Freeman.
Marcus Freeman plans to waste no time getting his starting quarterback prepared to lead Notre Dame against Miami at Hard Rock Stadium on Aug. 31. The fourth-year head coach wants to get CJ Carr and Kenny Minchey up to speed in training camp before starting the season against the Hurricanes and Texas A&M.
Kenny Minchey might not be able to throw a football over a mountain but the big right arm the Notre Dame quarterback possesses can throw that sphere with enough accuracy and distance to make that feat actually feel like a possibility.
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