Notre Dame football has released its updated injury report for the upcoming Notre Dame-Texas A&M game on Saturday, September 13th, at 7:30 pm ET at Notre Dame Stadium. Each player has their injury and game impact listed below. Game impact inputs are all opinion-based and are not official. The report is as follows:

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Marcus Freeman addresses the media following the loss to Miami as the Irish prepare to welcome Texas A&M to South Bend.

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Notre Dame is just one of two “power” programs to have a bye week following their first game of the year. We examine whether the early bye will have a positive or negative impact.

We look at the parts of the team that shined and the parts that need to see improvement before their matchup against Texas A&M.

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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.

Notre Dame football has released its updated injury report for the upcoming Notre Dame-Miami game on Sunday, August 31st, at 7:30 pm ET at Hard Rock Stadium. Each player has their injury and game impact listed below. Game impact inputs are all opinion-based and are not official. The report is as follows:

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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.