Last season, when Notre Dame opened their schedule with Texas A&M on the road, they benefited from having a veteran presence under center...

Last season, the Irish and Hurricanes defenses had drastically different impacts on their seasons. Notre Dame consistently called upon the defense to make big, clutch plays, which ultimately landed them in the CFP Championship. For Miami, their defense allowed 31 or more points in six games, including in the regular season finale loss at Syracuse, which cost the 'Canes a chance to compete in the CFP. We preview each team team's defense here.

As Notre Dame prepares their sequel to last season's CFP Championship run, they open this season with a ranked primetime road matchup against Miami. How will the Irish handle the Hurricanes' pass-heavy attack that led the country in yards and scoring a year ago? We preview each team's offensive pieces for Sunday's thriller here.

With a week to go until Notre Dame takes the field at Hard Rock Stadium against the Miami Hurricanes, we're gearing up for game week by...

The Fighting Irish find themselves in a particularly interesting position to start the 2025 season. The last time Notre Dame marched down to Hard Rock to face the Miami Hurricanes, things got ugly. This time, Notre Dame has the talent advantage - but they lack experience in one key area that could very well decide the game. CJ Carr has all the pedigree and raw talent, but when the lights shine the brightest, will he be able to get the job done?

Notre Dame hasn’t touched a Heisman since 1987, or a national title since 1988. Jeremiyah Love has the numbers, the moments, and the aura to change that. In 2025, he isn’t just chasing yards, he’s chasing history.

From the sting of embarrassing home losses to the journey of the College Football Playoff, Marcus Freeman's tenure has been defined by twists and turns - but 2025 may be his defining season.

The third phase came up clutch for Notre Dame a year ago in the College Football Playoff. This fall, Special Teams Coordinator Marty Biagi’s units are undergoing some changes following key departures. We preview the Irish’s special teams units here.

If Notre Dame is looking to add more future weapons on the perimeter, they should look no further than C/O 2027 standout pass catcher Quentin Burrell. Burrell, who is currently rated a top 10 WR in his class, exploded onto the scene as a Sophomore, compiling a ridiculous 1,257 yards and 18 touchdowns.

A closer look at why the AP and Coaches Poll can’t agree on the Irish, and what it means for their playoff hopes.

As fall camp rolls on, a name that has been consistently mentioned among top performers is Virginia transfer wide receiver Malachi Fields. We explore the highly-rated transfer’s career up to this point and what Notre Dame can expect from the wideout here.

Notre Dame’s NFL Newcomers - Notre Dame’s newest NFL exports are making noise as the 2025 NFL season gets underway.

When it comes to surprises, good or bad, college football is chock-full of them. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are no exception, as each...

The Notre Dame quarterback room has been the talk of the offseason, with a starter yet to be announced. With no transfer coming in, this...

Kemon Spell, who has been committed to the Nittany Lions for just about a year, is the number one running back in the 2027 class and the number one player in the state of Pennsylvania. Spell, who picked up an official offer from Notre Dame in March of 2025, has now set an "unofficial" visit to South Bend in September for the Texas A&M game. Can Seider once again work his magic and reel in an elite blue-chip talent away from his former employer?

Last month, we examined Notre Dame's recruiting efforts on the offensive side of the ball and graded each position group's progress so...

As fall camp creeps around the corner, it is a perfect time for Notre Dame fans to begin to comprehend the path that lies ahead of them in 2025.

With Notre Dame football players back on campus and camp slated to begin tomorrow, we preview what fans can keep an eye on as we approach week one.

A lyrical, deeply researched history of Notre Dame Stadium—from Brownson’s lawns and Cartier Field to Rockne’s bowl, Campus Crossroads, and the CFP era.