Micah Shrewsberry has embraced the challenge of rebuilding a team by staying positive and having fun and wondering what comes next.

Shrewsberry - :09

In - “The unknown…”

Out - “…from there.”

The rebuilding process has also benefited returning players, Braeden Shrewsberry and Brady Stevens, in terms of leadership and communication skills. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Jeremiyah Love went third overall to the Arizona Cardinals, becoming Notre Dame’s 72nd first-round pick. Jadarian Price followed at pick 32 to Seattle, to give the Irish two first-round running backs drafted in the first round for the first time in school history. Malachi Fields, Eli Raridon, Billy Schrauth and Gabre Rubio also heard their names called. It marks the third straight draft under Marcus Freeman with six or more Irish selections. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Spencer Porath’s 43-yard field goal as time expired gave the Blue team a 41-40 win over the Gold. Aneyas Williams and Jonaz Walton scored rushing touchdowns, while Devin Fitzgerald and Elijah Burress caught TD passes from freshman quarterbacks Blake Hebert and Noah Grubbs. Defensively, Jaylen Sneed led the Gold with four tackles and an interception. The Irish open the season at Lambeau Field in Green Bay against Wisconsin on Sunday, September 6th. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Seahawks made a bold move at No. 32, taking Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price in the first round of the NFL Draft.

Seattle adds a 5-foot-11, 210-pound playmaker with strong vision, explosive burst and the kind of versatility that could make him an every-down threat. Price was a steady producer for the Irish and now he heads to Seattle with first-round expectations. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

Love becomes the highest-drafted running back in Irish history and the program’s top pick since Rick Mirer in 1993. His 2025 season was dominant with 1,372 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns and earning the Doak Walker Award. After a record-setting career in South Bend, the St. Louis native will now showcase his talents on the NFL stage. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

The first-team offense protected the football and stayed efficient, while the second unit turned it over multiple times. Head coach Marcus Freeman says the day was about evaluation.

Freeman: 03

In - “So, we’ll..”

Out - “…3 practices.”

The final practice will be the playing of annual Blue-Gold game next Saturday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Winthrop graduate transfer arrives in South Bend fresh off a season where he led the nation in fouls drawn, using a high-motor style to average over 18 points and nearly nine rebounds per game. Duncomb shot 60 percent from the floor last year and set a Winthrop record with 194 free throws made. The Cincinnati native chose Notre Dame after leading Winthrop to a 23-win season and a conference title game appearance. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame men’s basketball is bracing for significant roster change , as reports indicate standout guard Markus Burton and forward Cole Certa are expected to enter the transfer portal. This after freshman and Anderson, Indiana native Jalen Haralson, Notre Dame’s highest ranked signee announced his intentions to enter the portal. The transfer portal opens April 7th, and Notre Dame now faces the task of rebuilding its roster heading into next season. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Freeman identified three priorities: maximizing potential, building trust, and embracing delayed gratification — a theme shaping how the Irish approach every rep. Competition has been consistent across the roster, with players being evaluated in pressure situations, not just production. He says energy and engagement have been strong as the Irish continues spring drills in South Bend. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

Top seeded UCONN advances to the Final Four in Phoenix after a 70-52 dominate win over the Fighting Irish. 18 Notre Dame turnovers that led to 19 Huskie points proved to be the key stat and difference in the game. Hannah Hidalgo finished the season with a double-double scoring 22 points and pulling down 11 rebounds for the Irish, while Sarah Strong paced UCONN with 21 points. Notre Dame ends the season with a record of 25-11. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish advanced to the Elite 8 behind Hannah Hidalgo who scored 31 points, pulled down 11 rebounds, and had 10 steals in the win over Vanderbilt, and with the game on the line, the all-American sophomore found Cassandre Prosper for the go-ahead basket in the final seconds to seal the win. Notre Dame will meet #1 UConn on Sunday in Ft. Worth at 1 pm ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The sixth-seeded Fighting Irish will head to Fort Worth where they will meet #2 seed Vanderbilt on Friday. Hannah Hidalgo led the Irish to victory with a dominant all-around performance against the Buckeyes —26 points, 13 rebounds, and eight steals—as Notre Dame rallied from an early deficit and controlled the game down the stretch. The Irish have now reached the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament five years in a row under head coach Niele Ivey. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The sixth-seeded Irish face third-seeded Ohio State at 4 p.m. Eastern this afternoon in the NCAA Tournament’s second round in Columbus. Notre Dame advance with an opening round win over Fairfield, paced by All-American guard Hannah Hidalgo, while Ohio State advanced with a win over Howard. Notre Dame leads the all-time series 4–1 against the Buckeyes, with the winner earning a sport in the Sweet 16 next week in Ft. Worth. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

The Fighting Irish are headed to the second round after a 79–60 win over Fairfield in Columbus. Notre Dame never trailed, building a double-digit lead by halftime and pulling away in the third quarter. Hannah Hidalgo led the way with a near quadruple-double — 23 points, nine rebounds, eight steals, and six assists — while Iyana Moore added 18 and Cassandre Prosper chipped in 17. The Irish will now face third-seeded Ohio State with a trip to the Sweet 16 on the line. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Marcus Freeman believes the extended off-season will allow the Fighting Irish to focus more on team football

Freeman:

IN - “We’re going to have…”

OUT - “…handle that.”

The Irish will practice until late April and conclude with the playing of the annual Blue-Gold Game on Saturday, April 25th. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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It’s a chance for head coach Niele Ivey’s squad to re-establish their postseason dominance in a city that has historically treated the program well. Notre Dame and Fairfield have met only once before, a matchup the Irish won in 1987. To do it again, they’ll lean on junior star Hannah Hidalgo, who leads the team in scoring at twenty-five points per game. Notre Dame and Fairfield meet in the NCAA South Regional in Columbus next Saturday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Boston College defeated Notre Dame 77–69, using a major free-throw advantage to take control in the second half. The Eagles attempted 41 free throws, compared with 21 for the Irish, helping Boston College outscore Notre Dame 47–36 after halftime. Fred Payne led BC with 24 points, while Jalen Haralson scored 21 for the Irish. Notre Dame closes out the season at 13-18 overall and 4-14 in the ACC. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame’s season comes down to 40 minutes at Boston College this afternoon, and then a long afternoon of scoreboard watching. The Irish are 13-17, 4-13 in the ACC, and need a win over the Eagles, then a Pitt loss at Syracuse, to snag the 15th and final ACC Tournament spot. Notre Dame has taken three straight in the series, and will lean on the hot hands of Cole Certa and freshman Jalen Haralson. The tip at Noon eastern. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Stanford’s shooting touch proved too much for Notre Dame Wednesday night, as Len Clark reports.

Stanford shot nearly 57 percent from the field and defeated Notre Dame 86–78.. Ebuka Okorie led the Cardinal with 24 points and seven assists while Jaylen Dent-Smith added 21. The Irish were paced by Jalen Haralson with 19 points and Cole Certa with 17. Stanford connected on 12 three-pointers as the Cardinal controlled the offensive rhythm. Notre Dame is now 13–17 overall and travels to Boston College on Saturday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Hall of Fame coach Lou Holtz has died at the age of 89. Holtz guided Notre Dame to the 1988 national championship, finishing a perfect 12-and-0 season and restoring the Irish to national prominence. Over a career spanning six programs, he compiled 249 wins and later became a familiar analyst on ESPN’s college football coverage. Holtz coached the Irish from 1986 through 1996, winning 100 games in South Bend. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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March pressure is real tonight in South Bend as Notre Dame hosts Stanford at Purcell Pavilion for the final home game of the season. The Irish enter at 13–16 and need a win to keep their ACC Tournament hopes alive, sitting tied at 4–12 in league play. Notre Dame has beaten Stanford in all five previous meetings, including a 47–40 road win in December. The Irish are coming off a 96–90 overtime win over NC State, led by Cole Certa’s 32 points. The tip at 9 pm ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Defense was key as Notre Dame beat Louisville 65–62 Sunday at the Yum Center. The Irish held the Cardinals without a field goal over the final four-fifty-nine, closing the game with rebounds and free throws. Hannah Hidalgo had 30 points, 10 rebounds, and seven assists as Notre Dame secured a composed ACC road win. The Irish enter the ACC Tournament at 20–9, finishing 12–6 in league play. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame improved to 13–16 overall and 4–12 in the ACC with a 96–90 overtime win over NC State on Saturday. The Irish made the difference from the perimeter, hitting 12 threes and going 3-for-4 from deep in overtime, outscoring the Wolfpack 15–9 in the extra session. Cole Certa scored 32 points, and Jalen Haralson added 25 and nine rebounds in the victory. The Irish host Stanford on Wednesday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Fighting Irish pulled away late to beat Syracuse 72–62 Thursday night. The decisive stretch came in the final two-and-a-half minutes, when the Orange failed to make a field goal and Notre Dame closed on a 10–0 run. Hanna Hidalgo led Notre Dame with 27 points, eight rebounds, and seven assists, controlling the game on both ends. Notre Dame outscored Syracuse 23–14 in the fourth quarter to help secure the win. The Irish close out the season on the road at Louisville on Sunday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Duke never trailed and handed Notre Dame a 100-to-56 drubbing in a game where the Irish shot just 27 percent from three-point range, committed 15 turnovers, and got out rebounded 49-to-27. Cole Certa and Brady Koehler each led the Irish with 14 points, but Duke’s Cameron Boozer dominated with 24 points and 13 rebounds. The Irish are now 12-15 on the season and 3-11 in ACC play. NC State is up next on Saturday at home. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish, tonight, will once again be without offensive weapon Jalen Haralson who is out with an ankle injury, The defining battle tonight be on the glass. #1 Duke enters with the ACC’s best rebounding margin and ranks among the national leaders in scoring defense, using second-chance points to dictate tempo. Notre Dame counters with Carson Towt, the conference’s leader in offensive rebounding, in a matchup that will shape possessions all night. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. Eastern. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame defeated SMU 88–63. They key stat - the Irish faced 25 turnovers, and converted them into 26 points. The Irish broke the game open with a 30–15 third quarter. Hannah Hidalgo led all scorers with 31 points and nine rebounds, while Iyana Moore added 20. The Irish improve to 18-9 overall and 10-6 in the conference. They host Syracuse on Thursday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame came up just short on the road, falling to Pittsburgh 73–68. A 14-3 run by the Panthers late and hitting 18 free throws on the night proved to be the difference. Roman Siulepa led the Panthers with 22 points, while Cole Certa scored 16 to pace Notre Dame, which shot only 24 percent from three. The Irish drop to 12–15 overall and will host Duke Tuesday night. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Fighting Irish are in Pittsburgh for a critical ACC matchup with the Panthers and trying to keep momentum going. Notre Dame is 12-14 overall and 3-10 in the ACC and is hunting wins down the stretch. The Irish bring a balanced scoring attack into a tough road environment, while Pitt, will be fighting to protect its home floor. The tip is set for 2 p.m. Eastern. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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A familiar name is coming back to South Bend, as former Irish analyst and ace recruiter Jevaughn Codlin returns to coach the safeties after a quick stop at North Texas. Codlin was a key piece in hauling in one of the top defensive back classes in the 2026 cycle, and now will bring that same juice and recruiting muscle back to the Irish secondary. Codloin’s hire brings continuity, and more edge to a defensive secondary that’s clearly gearing up to make some noise this fall. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame forced 21 turnovers and turned them into 23 points, cruising to a 78–54 win over Wake Forest Thursday night. The Irish led from the opening minutes, using defensive pressure to fuel transition scoring and build a 27-point second-half lead. Hannah Hidalgo paced Notre Dame with 26 points as the Irish controlled tempo and possession throughout. Notre Dame improves to 17-9 overall and 9-6 in conference play. They travel to SMU on Sunday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish are playing their best basketball of the season and are coming off a convincing home win marked by a balanced scoring and an aggressive defensive performance. Notre Dame has historically controlled the series against Wake Forest and looks to continue that success behind senior standout Hannah Hidalgo and a deep, experienced lineup, while the Demon Deacons will try to use their home court to slow the pace and challenge the Irish. Tip-off is set for 6 p.m. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Former Auburn running back Shaun Shivers is reportedly joining the Fighting Irish as a football analyst. Shivers brings recent Power Five experience, transitioning quickly from the field into coaching. He has worked in player development and support roles, offering firsthand insight into offensive preparation and practice structure. Shivers is expected to assist the Notre Dame coaching staff during spring practice as the Irish continue to build depth and continuity under head coach Marcus Freeman. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame used defensive pressure to pull away from NC State, winning 79–67 at Purcell Pavilion. The Irish forced 22 turnovers and converted them into 24 points, building a 27-point lead in the fourth quarter. Hannah Hidalgo led Notre Dame with 19 points, eight rebounds, and six assists as the Irish controlled the game from the second quarter on. The Irish are now 16-9 overall and 8-6 in ACC play and travel to Wake Forest on Thursday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame snapped a five-game losing streak on Saturday by defeating Georgia Tech 89–74 in ACC play. Cole Certa scored a career-high 37 points, hitting seven three-pointers, as the Irish shot 50 percent from beyond the arc. Notre Dame also locked in defensively, holding Georgia Tech without a field goal over the final minutes. With the win the Irish to improve to 12–14 overall and 3–10 in ACC play. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Fighting Irish are looking for their first win in the month of February and have lost five-straight conference games. Georgia Tech has also had its share of issues and have lost six in a row. Jalen Haralson leads the Irish in scoring at 15 and a half points per game, while Braeden Shrewsberry averages 12 and ranks second in the ACC in three-point shooting percentage. It’s a must win for Notre Dame to keep its ACC Tournament chances alive. The tip at Noon ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Fighting Irish are represented by running backs Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price, wide receiver Malachi Fields, tight end Eli Raridon, and offensive linemen Billy Schrauth and Aamil Wagner. Love, the reigning Doak Walker Award winner, headlines the group, while Price joins him as part of one of college football’s most productive backfields. The combine runs February 23rd through March 2nd at Lucas Oil Stadium, giving the former Irish players a chance to boost their NFL draft stock. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The historic doubleheader would mark one of the few times U.S. college basketball teams have started their seasons off abroad. Details are still being finalized between the two Catholic schools and it’s not yet confirmed if the Pope, a Villanova grad, will attend. The matchup and venue will make for one of the most unique season openers in college basketball history. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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SMU went on a 14-0 run in the second half, combine that with a three and half minute Notre Dame scoring draught as the Mustangs pulled away late to defeat Notre Dame 89–81. The difference came on the glass, where the Mustangs outrebounded the Irish 38–26, and at the free-throw line, hitting 12 of 16. The Irish have lost five straight and fall to 11–14 overall and 2–10 in the ACC. They return home Saturday to host Georgia Tech. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish are in Dallas tonight to face SMU in an ACC matchup, and enter the game at 11-13 and 3-9 in conference play. The Irish are coming off a three-point loss to Florida State and have not won since January 24th against Boston College. The Mustangs are 16-7 overall and stand at 5-5 in league play. The tip is set for 7 pm ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

Notre Dame trailed by 19 points early in the fourth quarter, but cut Virginia’s lead to seven with four minutes remaining. The comeback bid fell short, however, as the Cavaliers held on for an 81-70 victory. Hannah Hidalgo led the Irish with 24 points, eight rebounds and seven assists. The performance moved Hidalgo into fourth place on Notre Dame’s all-time scoring list with 2,132 career points. The loss drops the Fighting Irish to 15-9 and 7-6 in ACC play. They host NC State next Sunday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Florida State outlasted Notre Dame 82–79 on Saturday. The Seminoles connected on 15 three-pointers, and survived a late Irish surge. The Irish cut an 18-point deficit to one in the final minute, but couldn’t convert on its final possession. Braeden Shrewsberry led the Irish with 18. Cole Certa and Jalen Haralson were also in double figures as Notre Dame drops to 11-13 overall and 3-9 in ACC play. The Irish travel to SMU on Tuesday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Florida State is the opponent for Notre Dame this afternoon at Purcell Pavilion. The Seminoles enter the contest at 10-12 and 3-6 in ACC play. The Irish will look to get back to .500 with a win and currently stand at 2-8 in league play. Freshman Jalen Haralson leads the Irish in scoring at just over 15 points a game and Carson Towt is averaging nearly 10 rebounds per game. The tip at 4 pm et time. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame forced 21 Virginia Tech turnovers and turned them into 29 points, as the Fighting Irish earned an 80–70 ACC victory over the Hokies. The Irish closed the game on a 14–2 run to pull away late in the game. Hannah Hildago led the Irish with 16 points and pulled down a team high 7 rebounds. Notre Dame moves to 15-8 overall and 7-5 in ACC play. They travel to Virginia on Sunday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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#24 Louisville went 13-of-18 at the line and outscored the Irish 40–22 inside, creating separation late on a late 13-1 run.. Cole Certa led Notre Dame with 18 points, including five three-pointers, and Carson Towt grabbed 10 rebounds. The Irish drop to 11–12 overall and 2–8 in ACC play. They return home to host Florida State on Saturday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Head coach Marcus Freeman’s Fighting Irish signed 30 high school prospects, including three five-stars and 18 four-stars. That’s a 70-percent blue-chip ratio. U-S-C holds the top spot, with Oregon, Ohio State and Alabama rounding out the top five. It’s Notre Dame’s best class since 2013, when the Irish brought in players like Jaylon Smith and Mike McGlinchey. The Irish added quarterback Teddy Jarrard and kicker Micah Drescher to finalize the class on Wednesday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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A deal is in the works to bring former top Michigan assistant Brian Jean-Mary to South Bend. The move would fill a key role on defense and add a proven coach with experience developing physical, high-level linebacker units. The hire comes as Notre Dame continues to reshape its staff following recent changes, with an emphasis on toughness, recruiting, and continuity. An official announcement could come soon as the Irish prepare for spring practice. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Fighting Irish are expected to hire Aaron Henry as defensive backs coach and co-defensive coordinator. Henry most recently led the defense at Illinois and brings extensive Power Five experience, with a strong track record developing defensive backs. He replaces Mike Mickens, who left for the NFL, and reunites with defensive coordinator Chris Ash as Notre Dame continues preparations for the 2026 football season. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish scored 50 points inside and shot nearly 68 percent in the second half, pulling away for a 78–66 win over Stanford. Hannah Hidalgo led all scorers with 37 points and added nine rebounds. Notre Dame outscored the Cardinal by 12 after halftime to snap a two-game losing streak. The Irish improve to 14–8 overall and 6–5 in ACC play and host Virginia Tech on Thursday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Syracuse knocked down ten three-pointers to Notre Dame’s six, pulling away for an 86–72 win at the JMA Wireless Dome. Jalen Haralson led the Irish with 26 points, but Notre Dame shot just 27 percent from beyond the arc. The loss drops the Irish to 11–11 overall and 2–7 in ACC play. The Irish now head to Louisville this Wednesday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish are looking to respond after a hard-fought double-overtime loss earlier this week against Cal and aim to build consistency away from home. Syracuse brings its trademark energy on its home floor, setting the stage for a physical conference battle. Both teams are trying to end January on a high note — Notre Dame is just 1-6 this month and Syracuse hasn’t won in over two weeks, coming off a rough loss at NC State. The Tip-off is set for 6 p.m. Eastern. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Linebackers coach Al Washington is leaving Notre Dame to join the Miami Dolphins. Washington was promoted earlier this month after serving as Notre Dame’s defensive line coach and will now make the jump to the NFL. The move follows another recent departure, with defensive backs coach Mike Mickens leaving for the Baltimore Ravens. Notre Dame now turns its attention to filling yet another key defensive position with the start of spring practice just a few weeks away. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Cal’s women’s basketball team knocked down an incredible 71 percent from three-point range in an 80–69 win over Notre Dame. Hannah Hidalgo, once again, led the Irish with 22 points, and had six rebounds and six assists. The Irish have lost 2-straight games and stand at 13-8 overall and 5-5 in the ACC. They visit Stanford on Sunday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Virginia knocked down 28 of 35 free throws, including 14 of 15 by Tice De Ridder, to beat the Fighting Irish 100–97 in overtime. Notre Dame led by as many as 19 points in the first half and got a career high 34 points from Cole Certa, but late fouls sent Virginia to the line. The Irish cut it to three in the final seconds, but couldn’t force a second overtime. Notre Dame is now 11-10 and 2-6 in conference play and head to Syracuse this Saturday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Fighting Irish will play host tonight to No. 14 Virginia at Purcell Pavilion, aiming for a rare win over a ranked opponent — their first in nearly three years. Notre Dame has dropped 11 straight games against Top 25 teams since beating then-No. 25 Pitt in March of 2023. Virginia, meanwhile, looks to halt its first losing streak of the season, while the Irish are seeking its second straight ACC win. The Tip at 7 p.m. eastern time. The Tip at 7 p.m. eastern time. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame defensive backs coach Mike Mickens is headed to the NFL. Mickens is leaving South Bend to join the Baltimore Ravens’ coaching staff, ending a successful run developing the Irish secondary. Mickens spent several seasons at Notre Dame and was widely credited with player development and recruiting in the defensive backfield. Under his guidance, Notre Dame produced multiple NFL draft picks and consistently ranked among the nation’s top pass defenses. The move gives Mickens his first opportunity at the professional level. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Clemson stunned the Irish 65-58 on Notre Dame’s home court, thanks to a defensive stranglehold down the stretch. The Fighting Irish went scoreless over the final three minutes and twenty seconds, missing all six field goal attempts as the Tigers closed on a 7-0 run. Hannah Hidalgo scored 30 for Notre Dame, but got no help. Johnson-Matthews led Clemson’s bench with 18 points. The Tigers improve to 14-6 overall, while Notre Dame falls to 13-7 and 5-4 in ACC play. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish missed their first eight shots and trailed Boston College by 11 at halftime, but responded with a 44-point second half to pull out a 68–64 win at Purcell Pavilion. Cole Certa hit a three at the 10:40 mark to give Notre Dame its first lead in the game. Braden Shrewsberry scored 22 points, while Carson Towt grabbed 13 rebounds. Notre Dame is now 11-and-9 overall, and 2-and-5 in the ACC. They host Virginia on Tuesday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Fighting Irish host Boston College tonight. Notre Dame enters at 10–9 overall, 1–5 in the ACC, while Boston College is 9–10 and 2–4 in conference play. The Irish have won two straight in the series, including a double-overtime road win last season. Notre Dame averages 73 points per game and holds a plus-six rebounding margin, one of the best in the league. Tipoff is set for 6 tonight at Purcell Pavilion. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish open the season on September 6th against Wisconsin at Lambeau Field in Green Bay—the Shamrock Series game - then will face six ACC opponents, three Big Ten teams, and renew five trophy rivalries over the course of the season, including matchups with Michigan State, Purdue, Navy, Boston College, and Stanford. The season wraps up on the road November 28th at Syracuse. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish snapped a two-game losing streak with a come from behind 74-66 victory over Miami. With the win Notre Dame improves to 13-6 overall and 5-3 in ACC play. Hannah Hildalgo led four Irish players in double figure scoring with 27 as the Irish took a lead late in the 4th quarter after trailing by as many as 12 points in the game. Notre Dame is back in action this Sunday when they host Clemson. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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North Carolina never trailed in the game and led by as many as 29 points in the second half in an 91-69 ACC win over the Fighting Irish. Notre Dame has now lost five straight and stands at 10-9 overall and 1-5 in the conference. Sir Mohammed led the Irish in scoring with 14, while Caleb Wilson paced the Tar Heels with a game high 22 points. Notre Dame returns home for a pair of conference games beginning with Boston College this Saturday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame is in Chapel Hill tonight to face No. 22 North Carolina looking to snap a four-game losing skid. The Irish are 10-and-8 overall and 1-and-4 in the ACC, and only 1-and-10 all-time at North Carolina. Jalen Haralson leads Notre Dame in ACC play at nearly 15 points per game, while Braeden Shrewsberry tops the league in three-point shooting.

North Carolina is 14-and-4 and led by Caleb Wilson, who averages nearly 20 points and 10 rebounds a game. The tip at 7 pm eastern time. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Senior forward Kebba Njie will miss the rest of the season after a knee injury — and because he has no eligibility left, it also ends his college career. The 6-10 forward appeared in 17 games this season, averaging about 11 and a half minutes per game, providing depth and energy in the paint. Notre Dame is now without two key contributors and head into the game with the Tar Heels at 10-8 and 1-4 in ACC play. Len Clark, Network Indiana .

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Notre Dame struggled from the perimeter in an 85–47 loss to UConn, hitting just 1 of 16 three-point shots. The Huskies led for nearly the entire game — 39 minutes and 43 seconds — and turned Irish turnovers into 20 points. Hanna Hidalgo once again led the Irish with 16 points, while Sarah Strong had 18 points and 11 rebounds for UConn. Notre Dame is now 12-5 and 4-3 in conference - they host Miami on Thursday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Two of women’s basketball’s traditional powers meet today in Connecticut. Len Clark has more.

Top-ranked UConn is unbeaten and riding a long winning streak, led by star guard Azzi Fudd and a deep, balanced lineup.

Notre Dame counters with one of the nation’s most exciting players in Hannah Hidalgo, who leads the 23rd ranked Irish in scoring and steals, and brings energy on both ends of the floor. Notre Dame is looking to make a statement on the road against a program that has long been a national standard. Tip-off is set for five o’clock Eastern time. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The difference came at the free-throw line. The Hokies went 28-for-32, while the Irish were 16-for-21 — a 12-point gap in a 13-point game. Brady Koehler led Notre Dame with 17 points. Cole Certa added 14 off the bench. Tobi Lawal had 22 points and 11 rebounds for Virginia Tech, and was 14 of 18 at the free throw line. Notre Dame falls to 10 and 8 overall, 1 and 4 in the conference, they travel to North Carolina on Wednesday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Hokies are 13–5 overall and nearly perfect at home. They’re led by guard Jailen Bedford, who has been one of the ACC’s most consistent scorers, along with a strong perimeter game that can stretch defenses. Notre Dame comes in at 10–7 and 1-3 in conference play. The Irish are led by freshman Jalen Haralson in scoring , but will need to improve on rebounding. Virginia Tech’s home-court edge and outside shooting is an advantage, but Notre Dame has played well on the road this season. The tip at Noon eastern. The tip at Noon eastern. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The key number: bench points. Louisville outscored the Irish 31–2 with its reserves. Notre Dame shot 56 percent from three, but scored just 10 points in the fourth quarter. Hannah Hidalgo led the Irish with 24 points and eight assists. Reyna Scott scored 20 to lead Louisville. Notre Dame falls to 12–5 overall and 4–3 in the ACC. The Irish head to UConn next Monday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Former Pittsburgh defensive lineman Francis Brewu has committed to Notre Dame through the transfer portal. Brewu started every game last season for the Panthers, finishing with 36 tackles, six tackles for loss, a sack and a forced fumble. The 6-foot-2, 280-pound interior lineman is expected to add immediate depth and physicality to Notre Dame’s defensive front. Brewu played two seasons at Pitt after a standout high school career in Ohio. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The difference was turnovers in Notre Dame’s 81 to 69 loss to Miami, The Irish committed 18 turnovers that were converted into 19 Hurricane points.. Tre Donaldson led Miami with 23 points. Malik Reneau added 17 and 10 rebounds, While Jalen Haralson paced Notre Dame with 18 points, and Sir Mohammed added 15 off the bench. Notre Dame drops to 10 and 7 overall , 1 and 3 in ACC play. The Irish travel to Virginia Tech on Saturday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame football is adding impact talent through the transfer portal on both sides of the ball. Len Clark reports.

Former Alabama defensive end Keon Keeley has committed to the Irish, returning to the program he originally chose out of high school to strengthen the defensive front. Notre Dame has also added former Michigan cornerback Jayden Sanders, to bring depth and athleticism to its secondary, and on offense, the Irish landed Ohio State wide receiver Quincy Porter, a former five-star recruit who adds size and playmaking ability to the receiving corps. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish are 10–6 overall and 1–2 in the ACC, coming off back-to-back losses, but they’re strong at home at 7–2. Miami arrives at 14–2 and 3–0 in league play, averaging 88 points a game behind Tre Donaldson and Malik Reneau, who combine for more than 40 a night. Notre Dame counters with freshman Jalen Haralson, scoring nearly 15 a game, and sharpshooter Braeden Shrewsberry, closing in on 200 career threes. The tip at 7 pm ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Prosecutors in St. Joseph County say Notre Dame head football coach Marcus Freeman will not face charges in connection with a battery allegation at a high school wrestling meet earlier this month. Officials say video evidence reviewed in the case does not support claims that Freeman pushed an assistant wrestling coach during the January third event. Prosecutors say the video confirms no criminal battery occurred. Notre Dame says the matter is closed. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame rolled past North Carolina 73–50, forcing 22 turnovers and turning them into 26 points. A 22–5 third quarter blew the game open, as the Irish led for nearly 37 minutes. Hannah Hidalgo scored 31 points, adding eight rebounds and six assists while Cassandre Prosper chipped in 17 points and 14 boards as the Irish are now 12-4 and 4-2 in ACC play. The Irish host Louisville on Thursday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Freeman is being accused of battery following an incident at a high school wrestling meet in Mishawaka. The allegation comes from an exchange at the Al Smith Invitational on January third, where Freeman was attending to support his son. A New Prairie High School assistant coach claims physical contact occurred as Freeman walked through a doorway after a verbal confrontation. Police took a report and forwarded it to a local prosecutor. No charges have been filed and the review is ongoing. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Tigers forced 14 Irish turnovers and scored 18 points off of those mistakes, while also winning the inside battle 34–18. Jestin Porter led Clemson with 26 points, while Notre Dame was led by Jalen Haralson who had 18, Logan Imes added 13, and Carson Towt grabbed 10 rebounds. Notre Dame falls to 10-6 and 1-2 in the ACC conference. They host Miami on Tuesday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish are 10–5 overall and 7–1 at home, averaging nearly 83 points per game in South Bend. Notre Dame is led by freshman Jalen Haralson, who is averaging nearly 15 points per game, along with sharpshooter Braeden Shrewsberry and big man Carson Towt, one of the ACC’s top rebounders. Clemson comes in 13–3 and 3–0 in league play, powered by RJ Godfrey and Jestin Porter, both scoring in double figures, and a defense that ranks among the ACC’s best. Len Clark, Network Indiana .

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Charlie Partridge is the new Defensive Line Coach for the Irish. Partridge arrives after two seasons with the Indianapolis Colts, where his defensive line units ranked among the NFL’s best against the run and in takeaways. A nearly 30-year coaching veteran, Partridge has developed elite defensive linemen at Pittsburgh, Wisconsin, Arkansas, Florida Atlantic, and in the NFL. Head coach Marcus Freeman says Partridge’s proven track record and familiarity with defensive coordinator Chris Ash will be valuable to the Irish defense moving forward. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame left no doubt Thursday night as the Irish shot 65 percent from the field and 70 percent from three in a 94–60 conference win over Boston College. Cassandra Prosper led the way with 27 points and 13 rebounds, as Notre Dame led for nearly the entire game and stretched the margin to 37 in the fourth quarter. Notre Dame improves to 11-4 and 3-2 in the ACC. The Irish host North Carolina on Sunday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish are 10-4 overall and 2-2 in the ACC after two straight conference losses. The Irish host Boston College, which enters the game at 4-13 and 0-4 in league play. Hannah Hidalgo continues to lead the nation in steals and paces the ACC in scoring. She is closing in on the Notre Dame career steals record. The Irish are 8-0 at home this season. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Al Washington has been named linebackers coach while continuing his role as defensive run-game coordinator. Washington has coached the Irish defensive line since 2022 and has previous linebacker coaching stops at Ohio State, Michigan and Elon. Under his direction, Notre Dame’s defense has ranked among the nation’s best the past three seasons, including top-10 finishes in interceptions, sacks, rushing defense and scoring defense. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The NCAA transfer portal is officially open through January sixteenth for FBS and FCS players. Notre Dame is already seeing movement. Defensive end Joshua Burnham is headed to Indiana, and quarterback Kenny Minchey is transferring to Nebraska in search of more playing time. The Irish are also working the other side of the portal, hosting visitors and looking to strengthen key positions, especially on the defensive interior, before the window closes. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Blue Devils controlled the glass 39-31 and got 25 bench points in the 82-68 victory. Duke’s Taina Mair scored 23 points to lead all scorers while Notre Dame was led by Hanna Hidalgo with 22 points. A key stat was 16 Irish turnovers that led to 17 Duke points. The second straight loss drops Notre Dame to 10-and-4 overall and 2-and-2 in the ACC. The Irish return home to face Boston College on Thursday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish are moving defensive line coach Al Washington into the linebacker’s room. Washington replaces Max Bullough, who departed for Michigan State. To fill the defensive line coach vacancy, Notre Dame is set to hire Charlie Partridge from the Indianapolis Colts . Partridge previously worked alongside Notre Dame defensive coordinator Chris Ash at Wisconsin, Arkansas and Drake, bringing familiarity — and experience — to the Irish defensive front. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Cal’s Dai Dai Ames with a four-point play with five seconds left gave the Golden Bears the lead which proved to be the game winner, as the Irish missed a shot at the buzzer. Notre Dame went the final three minutes without a field goal after leading in the closing seconds. Braeden Shrewsberry led the Irish with 21 points and five threes. Jalen Haralson scored 17, and Carson Towt pulled down 15 rebounds. Notre Dame is now 10–5 overall and 1–1 in the ACC. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish are 10–4, fresh off a defensive win at Stanford, and will try to open ACC play with a California sweep. Cal is 12–2 and rolling at home at 11-1, and feature one of the league’s more efficient offenses. Notre Dame is led by Jalen Haralson and Carson Towt on the glass, while Cal counters with balanced scoring and tempo. These teams played a four-overtime classic last season, and another tight one is possible tonight in Berkeley. The tip at 11 pm ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Georgia Tech pulled off a stunning 95-90 win in overtime. Talaya Walker led all scorers with 33 points for the Yellow Jackets. Hanna Hidalgo recorded a triple-double with 26 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, while Cass Prosper delivered a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds. Notre Dame falls to 10-and-3 overall, 2-and-1 in ACC play, and will travel to Duke for a game on Sunday. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish held Cardinal to just 23 percent shooting and without a field goal in the final four minutes to win 47-40. With the win Notre Dame improves to 10–4. Jalen Haralson led the Irish with 13 points, while Carson Towt grabbed 10 rebounds. Notre Dame dominated the glass 48–36 and pulled down 16 offensive rebounds, turning them into key second-chance points in a low-scoring game. The Irish stay on the coast and play at Cal on Friday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame enters league play at 9–4, leaning on freshman Jalen Haralson, who has scored 20 or more in three of the last four games with Markus Burton sidelined. Braeden Shrewsberry is also surging, averaging nearly 16 points over the last five games and ranking among the ACC’s top three-point shooters. The Irish are looking to rebound from a loss to Purdue-Ft. Wayne against the Cardinal who enter the game at 11-2. The tip at 9 pm eastern time. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Marcus Freeman will be back for the 2026 season and says the Irish aren’t satisfied with just being close. After double-digit wins this season, and coming up short of the College Football Playoff, the message is clear — raise the standard and finish. He points to returning leadership, a strong recruiting class, and lessons learned from tough losses as fuel for the next step. That step is Spring football and the start of another run. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The annual Notre Dame–USC football series is set to go on hiatus after next season, with the two sides unable to agree on an extension. The rivalry, that began in 1926, has been a cornerstone of college football for nearly a century. Notre Dame has finalized a two-year home-and-home series with BYU, beginning in 2026 in Provo. Notre Dame and USC acknowledge the importance of the rivalry and say they hope the series will return in the future. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Purdue Fort Wayne handed Notre Dame its first home loss of the season, edging the Irish 72–69 at Purcell Pavilion. Jalen Haralson and Logan Imes scored career-highs to lead Irish, but Corey Hadnot the second led all scorers with 29. The Irish won the rebounding battle but couldn’t get a late stop, as Notre Dame falls to 9–4 overall, while the 8-6 Mastodons earned their first-ever win in the series. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

9-3 Notre Dame will face the 7-6 Mastodon’s of Purdue Ft. Wayne. Jalen Haralson leads the Irish in scoring, while Carson Towt anchors the Irish on the glass. Notre Dame averages more than 77 points per game and has been tough at home defensively where they are undefeated. Purdue Fort Wayne is led in scoring by Corey Hadnot the Second, who averages better than 20 points a game. The Tip at 2 p.m. eastern. Len Clark, Network Indiana.Buy Me a Coffee and Support The 'Len' Zone

Jadarian Price has announced he’s declaring for the NFL Draft, opting to forgo his final year of eligibility with the Fighting Irish. The junior from Denison, Texas, overcame an early Achilles injury to develop into one of Notre Dame’s most explosive playmakers. Over the past two seasons, Price rushed for more than 1,400 yards, scored 18 touchdowns, and added a dynamic presence in the return game, drawing attention from NFL scouts for his speed, vision, and versatility. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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As expected, Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love announced he will declare for the 2026 NFL Draft, ending his college career after one of the most productive seasons by an Irish back in recent history. Love rushed for more than 1,300 yards, scored 18 touchdowns, won the Doak Walker Award, and finished third in Heisman Trophy voting. Scouts project Love as the top running back in the draft, citing his combination of speed, power and playmaking ability. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Jeremiyah Love and Leonard Moore have been named Associated Press First-Team All-Americans, while Jadarian Price earned AP Third-Team All-America honors All three were national award finalists this season. Love took home the Doak Walker and the Disney Spirit Award, while also finishing as a Heisman finalist. Moore was a finalist for both the Nagurski and Thorpe Awards, while Price capped his season as a finalist for the Hornung and Jet Awards. Love and Price were also finalists for the Pony Express Award. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame used hot shooting to pull away from Evansville in the second half, winning 82–58. Braeden Shrewsberry scored a career-high 26 points, hitting eight threes, while Sir Mohammed added a career-best 21. The Irish shot 56 percent from beyond the arc and led for nearly the entire game. Notre Dame stands at 9-3 overall and are winners of 4 straight. They host Purdue Fort Wayne a week from today. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish will look to extend their win streak to 4-games against the Purple Aces who enter that game at 4-6 and are coming off a one-point loss at Western Kentucky. The Irish stand at 8-3 and are led in scoring by Jalen Harelson and Braeden Shrewsberry, who average in double figures, while Carson Tout is averaging over 10 rebounds a game. Today’s tip at Purcell Pavilion is set for 2 p.m. ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Head coach Micah Shrewsberry announced the addition of Mark Zackery the Fourth. The Indianapolis native joins the Irish after his freshman football season and brings a championship basketball résumé. Zackery led Ben Davis to a 33–0 record and a Class 4A state title, earning Indiana All-Star honors. Shrewsberry says Zackery’s ball handling, playmaking and defense will help immediately and will add value to the locker room. The Irish host Evansville on Saturday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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With Markus Burton out indefinitely, Notre Dame needed answers — and found them by locking down defensively late. The Irish closed on a 12–1 run, holding Idaho scoreless for the final five minutes to secure an 80–65 win at home. Carson Towt powered the effort with a 19-point, 15-rebound double-double, while freshman Jalen Haralson led all scorers with 20 points. Notre Dame, now 8-3, is back in action Saturday when they host Evansville. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The 7-3 Irish will look to extend their three-game win streak against Idaho, but will be without leading scorer Markus Burton, who averages 18 and a half points per game. Burton suffered a left ankle injury and will undergo surgery. Freshman Jalen Haralson, who averages in double figures in scoring, will look to pick up the scoring slack and is coming off a career-high 19-point performance against TCU. Tip-off tonight at Purcell Pavilion 7 pm et. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Just days after Notre Dame was left out of the College Football Playoff, head coach Marcus Freeman is earning national recognition, while the university continues to question how the process unfolded. Len Clark has more.

For the second straight year Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman has been named a finalist for the Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Award. Freeman guided the Irish to a 10–2 regular season and one of the most dominant 10-game win streaks in college football over the last five years. Notre Dame finished in the top-20 nationally in nearly every major statistical category. Meanwhile, Athletic Director Pete Bevacqua held a press conference and called the Irish’s College Football Playoff snub “a gut punch.” Notre Dame will now evaluate bowl participation on a yearly basis. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Quarterback Kenny Minchey is leaving South Bend. After three seasons with the Fighting Irish, he plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal with two years of eligibility remaining. Meanwhile, Notre Dame athletic director Pete Bevaqua will hold a press conference this afternoon at Noon, following the Irish ’s exclusion from the college football playoff. Bevauqua has stated the ACC did “permanent damage” to its relationship with ND, after anti-Irish playoff politicking. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Love becomes Notre Dame’s first Heisman finalist since Manti Te’o in 2012. He powered the offense with 1,372 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns, added three more through the air, averaged nearly seven yards a carry, and shattered the program’s single-season touchdown record with 21. Love is also a finalist for the Walter Camp, Maxwell, and Doak Walker awards. The Heisman Trophy will be awarded Saturday night in New York. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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At 12:33 p.m. eastern time on Sunday the fate of Notre Dame’s football future was sealed when the college football playoff committee determined the Irish were not worthy of competing for the national championship despite winning 10 straight games and only losing two games by a total of four points. What happens now? Possibly a trip to Orlando for the Pop Tarts Bowl with a roster depleted by opt outs and portal transfers and fans wondering the future of Notre Dame football. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame’s résumé — which includes 10 straight wins after two early-season losses by a combined total of four points, will wait to see if they will receive an at-large bid, with Alabama and Miami in the mix for the final spot. The committee has praised the Irish for consistency, strength of schedule, and quality wins, but the question remains on how much of a factor the head-to-head match win by the Hurricanes will be. This year’s teams will be announcer at Noon. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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OK, here the football calculus of what needs to happen. At 10-2, the Irish own a strong résumé, but they’ll need help. The biggest dominoes? Alabama and BYU. If Alabama falls to Georgia in the SEC title game, the Tide will likely drop out of the top at-large race. And if BYU loses the Big 12 championship game to Texas Tech, Notre Dame’s position strengthens even more. With no game this week, the Irish can only wait, hope, and pray to earn one of the final playoff spots. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Freshman Jalen Haralson scored a career-high 20 points with nine assists, and Cole Certa added 20 with six three-pointers as The Irish shot 55% from the field in the win. Notre Dame won the rebounding battle 36–28 over the Horned Frogs, and made the key defensive stop on the final possession of overtime to improve to 7–3 with the victory. The Irish now return home to face Idaho next Wednesday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish enter at 6–3, and are led by Markus Burton, who’s averaging nearly 20 points per game and shooting 49 percent from the field. Jalen Haralson adds 13 a night, while Carson Towt anchors the interior with an average of 10 rebounds per game. Notre Dame is winning the glass by six boards per game, but tonight’s challenge comes on the road — where the Irish are still searching for their first true-road win. Tip-off in Fort Worth is set for 8 p.m. Eastern. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Carr is one of two freshmen listed as finalists for the award and is based on his 2,741 passing yards and 24 touchdowns, he also shows off elite efficiency by ranking fifth nationally. The Irish offense as a whole rank among the top teams in the country in scoring offense and in total offense. Carr has also been selected as a finalist for the Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Year Award, recognizing the top freshman player in college football. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Despite a 49-20 win over Stanford last Saturday, the Fighting Irish dropped one spot in the latest College Football Playoff poll from #9 to #10. In this scenario, the Irish would travel to College Station for a rematch with the Texas AYM Aggies who are ranked seventh. The winner of that game would then play the second ranked Indiana Hoosiers in the quarterfinals. The final poll to determine the top-12 teams for the playoff will be announced this Sunday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Today marks the start of the first signing period under the NCAA’s new system, with recruits now signing financial-aid agreements after the end of the National Letter of Intent program. For Notre Dame, all 27 commitments in its 2026 class are expected to sign during the early window, which runs through Friday. The Irish class ranks No. 3 nationally in the industry composite and with momentum on its side and a top-tier class ready to lock in, Notre Dame’s future gets a little clearer — and a whole lot brighter — today. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame remained unbeaten at home at 4-0 and improved its season record to 6-3 with a close fought 76–71 victory over the Tigers. The Irish exploded for 43 second-half points, shooting 50 percent after halftime and hitting seven threes. Markus Burton led the way with 18 points and 10 assists, while Cole Certa buried a clutch three pointer in the final seconds to secure the win. Notre Dame will next face TCU on the road this Friday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish are 5–3 and a perfect 4–0 at home, averaging nearly 89 points per game. Markus Burton enters the matchup sixth in the ACC in scoring at 20.1 points per game, while freshman Jalen Haralson is shooting 75 percent at the rim and has scored in double-figures six straight outings. The challenge is substantial, Missouri comes in 8–0, scoring almost 93 points per game and shooting 55 percent from the field. Tip-off is set for 9 p.m. Eastern. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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With the victory, the Irish improved their postseason résumé and made their case for inclusion among the nation’s top 12 teams. Head Coach Marcus Freeman made his case for the Irish after the game.

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Out -“…those teams.”

Notre Dame now turns its attention to rest, practice, and waiting for the selection show that will be held on Sunday, December 7th. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame closed out the regular season with a dominant 49–20 win over Stanford. The Irish offense rolled up 483 yards. CJ Carr threw for 205 yards and two touchdowns, and Aneyas Williams added 83 rushing yards with two scores. Defensively, Notre Dame forced the game’s only turnover and held Stanford to just 86 yards on the ground. The Irish will now await the College Football Playoff committee’s announcement. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Cardinal come in with a record of 4–7, and are 4-1 at home where they average over 356 yards and 26 points per game. Stanford’s offense hinges on tight end Sam Roush and wide receiver CJ Williams. But protection has been a season-long headache: the Cardinal have surrendered 39 sacks, and against a Notre Dame defense that pressures the quarterback relentlessly and forces turnovers, that mismatch looms large. Kickoff time from Palo Alto tonight is set for 10:30 p.m. ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Stanford averages 221 passing yards per game, yet has allowed 39 sacks. That matches up with a Notre Dame defense that has produced 33 sacks and 20 interceptions. Stanford’s run game adds just 84 yards per game, while the Irish allow only 100 rushing yards per contest. Defensively, the Cardinal give up nearly 400 yards per game, including 284 through the air, which favors a balanced Notre Dame offensive attack. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame QB C.J. Carr has impressed with his arm, statistics, and leadership this season, as Len Clark reports.

Notre Dame has won nine straight games and stands at 9-2 going into the final game of the regular season against Stanford. Senior wide receiver and captain Will Pauling says it’s been rewarding to see Carr compete this season and still keep a level head.

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Out - “…him then.”

The Irish are ranked #9th in the college football playoff poll and will kick it off against Stanford Saturday night at 10:30 p.m. ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The final score #3 Houston 66 Notre Dame 56 - the Irish trailed by 22 points in the first half, but cut the Cougar lead to 4 in the second. The Irish were held scoreless the final 5 minutes and 49 seconds. Markus Burton finished with 19 points, seven rebounds and five assists. While Jalen Haralson added 14 as Notre Dame falls to 5-3 on the season. They return home Tuesday to Face Missouri in the ACC/SEC Challenge. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

The Irish are averaging more than 450 yards of offense per game, led by quarterback CJ Carr, who’s thrown 22 touchdowns, while running backs Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price anchor a rushing attack topping 200 yards a game. Defensively, Notre Dame brings pressure—recording 33 sacks and 20 interceptions on the season. Stanford counters with an offense that averages 306 yards per game. Kickoff time from Palo Alto Saturday night 10:30 pm ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Markus Burton led the Irish with 21 points, six rebounds, and had five assists, as Notre Dame built a 19-point first-half lead and never trailed. Rutgers stayed alive by hitting eleven three-pointers and mounted a comeback to get within 5 points. Jalen Haralson and Braedon Shrewsberry also scored in double-figures as Notre Dame improves to 5–2 with the win and will wrap up the players era tournament this afternoon. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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With one of the latest starts in recent program history looming, Marcus Freeman insists the Irish will be ready when the ball is kicked. Len Clark reports.

Marcus Freeman says the late 10:30 Eastern kickoff this weekend won’t change the Irish mindset—even if it pushes the team well outside its normal routine.

Freeman - :09

In - “It’s going to …”

Out - “…Notre Dame time.”

Freeman added that the Irish will shift meetings and pre-game prep to keep players in rhythm. Notre Dame and Stanford kick it off at 10:30 p.m. Eastern on Saturday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish are now 4-2 with the loss and the difference came on the backboards. Kansas outrebounded the Irish 44–34, including a dominant 34–24 margin on the defensive glass.

Markus Burton led Notre Dame with 24 points, while Jalen Haralson added 13, but the Irish only shot 34 percent and went 4-for-24 from three. Notre Dame will now face Rutgers this afternoon at 1 p.m. ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish have ripped off nine straight wins and are averaging more than seven yards a play while holding opponents to under five. Quarterback CJ Carr has thrown 22 touchdowns, and running back Jeremiyah Love has topped 13-hundred yards on the ground. But the real separator has been the defense. Notre Dame has forced 20 interceptions and turned those takeaways into 62 points, one of the best in the country. The Irish enter the season finale at Stanford, firmly in the postseason conversation. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish rushed for 329 yards and averaged nearly 14 yards per carry, scoring six touchdowns on the ground. Jeremiyah Love led the way with 171 yards and three scores, while the defense forced three interceptions and racked up 15 tackles for loss. Syracuse managed just 207 total yards on 80 plays. Notre Dame improves its national profile with a complete performance and closes out the season next weekend at Stanford. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Safety Tae Johnson will not play this this afternoon against Syracuse. The Ft. Wayne native sustained an injury to his left hand and his status moving forward is not known. Johnson leads the Irish with 4 interceptions and returned a 49-yard interception for a TD last week against Pitt. Jalen Stroman and Luke Talich will get time at safety for the 8-2 Irish against the 3-7 Orange. Kickoff time this afternoon is 3:30 pm ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame looks to keep its playoff push moving Saturday when the ninth-ranked Irish host Syracuse in South Bend. Len Clark has more.

Notre Dame averages 38 points a game behind CJ Carr, who has thrown 21 touchdowns, while Running back Jeremiyah Love adds more than eleven hundred rushing yards to an offense that gains over 450 a contest. Defensively, the Irish allow just 18 points per game and hold opponents to under a hundred rushing yards. Syracuse has dropped six straight and ranks near the bottom nationally in total defense and turnover margin. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame beat Bellarmine 86–79 Wednesday night, surviving despite not scoring a field goal over the final four-and-a-half minutes. The Irish leaned on free throws and late-game defense while Bellarmine ran into heavy foul trouble, finishing with 17 fouls in the second half sending Notre Dame into the double bonus. The win pushes the Irish to 4–and-1 on the season as they head into the Players Era event in Las Vegas. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

Freeman stressed that if he demands precision and effort from his players, he has to model it himself.

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Out - “…do yourself.”

Freeman also added that holding the Irish to high standards helps develop discipline and consistency, which are key habits in helping Notre Dame in returning to the college football playoff. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish average more than seven yards a snap while holding opponents under five. CJ Carr has been efficient with 21 touchdown passes and a 67-percent completion rate, while Jeremiyah Love has more than eleven-hundred rushing yards. Defensively, Notre Dame has 17 interceptions . The one concern? Red-zone execution, where missed chances have cost the Irish points. The 8-2 Fighting Irish host Syracuse on Saturday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Markus Burton missed a shot at the buzzer as Notre Dame fell to Ohio State 64–63 . The Irish went scoreless over the final two minutes of the game, allowing the Buckeyes to rally. Notre Dame shot 51 percent, dominated the paint 38 to 16, and outbound the Buckeyes, but missed free throws proved costly. Ohio State’s Bruce Thornton led all scorers with 24 points, while Markus Burton paced the Irish with 14. Notre Dame is now 3-1 and will host Bellarmine Wednesday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish are 8-2 overall with the win that was powered by a dominant defensive effort that held the Panthers to 0-for-13 on third down. The Irish also controlled the ball for more than 35 minutes and outgained Pitt 387 yards to 219. Jeremiyah Love rushed for 147 yards and a score, while quarterback CJ Carr threw for 212 yards and two touchdowns — both to going Malachi Fields. The Irish also added four sacks and seven tackles for loss in the win. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The undefeated Buckeyes are averaging nearly 96 points a game and rank among the national leaders in shooting efficiency. Bruce Thornton leads Ohio State with 25 points per game and shoots better than 70-percent shooting.

Notre Dame brings its own firepower, hitting more than 42 percent from three and dominating the glass behind Carson Towt’s 13 rebounds a game. Both teams enter with top-tier rebound margins and double-digit three-point production. Tip-off this afternoon 12:30 eastern. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish enter at 7–2, led by freshman quarterback C.J. Carr, who ranks among the nation’s most efficient passers. Expect a steady dose of running back Jeremiyah Love, averaging over six yards a carry, behind an offensive line that’s found its rhythm. Pitt’s defense has been fierce with five sacks and three interceptions in its last outing, The Irish look to keep its college football playoff hope alive, but winning on the road against a team on the rise will be a challenge. Kickoff at Noon ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Offensive Line coach Joe Rudolph on the next man in mentality

In - “And I think…”

Out - “…those things.

Love - :10

Notre Dame Running Back Jeremiyah Love talks about his touchdown run where Navy thought he was down

In - “You never know…”

Out - “…but, yeah.”

Bowen - :11

Notre Dame Linebacker and Captain Draykk Bowen on the CFP Polls

In - “It doesn’t really matter…”

Out - “on Saturday.”

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Notre Dame pulled away in the second half to beat Eastern Illinois, 78–58, inside Purcell Pavilion. Markus Burton led the Irish with 21 points, while Braeden Shrewsberry drained six three-pointers, and Carson Towt grabbed 11 rebounds. The Irish dominated the glass, turning 17 offensive boards into 17 second-chance points — a key factor in their balanced, high-effort performance. The Irish are now 3-0 going into Sunday’s game at Ohio State.

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On Notre Dame’s 78-58 win over Eastern Illinois

In - “I thought the…”

Out - “…buckled in.”

Shrews 2 - :06

On Eastern Illinois shooting more 3s than in previous games

In - “The shot more…”

Out - “…kickoff threes.”

Shrews 3 - :13

On Keeping Eastern off the free throw line

In - “That was..,”

Out - “…our defense.”

Towt - :08

The graduate transfer with a game high 11 rebounds talks about the win

In - “These early games…”

Out - “…advantage of it.”

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The 10th-ranked Fighting Irish rolled past Navy 49-10. Quarterback CJ Carr completed 13 of 16 passes for 218 yards and three touchdowns in three quarters of play, while Jeremiyah Love ran for 94 yards and two scores. The Irish offense totaled more than 500 yards — 249 on the ground — and the defense held Navy to just 22 passing yards. It’s seven straight wins for the Irish, who travel to Pitt next Saturday. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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It’s the 98th meeting between Notre Dame and Navy. The 6–2 Irish are led by quarterback CJ Carr who leads an offense averaging more than 460 yards a game. Navy brings its triple-option offense that rushes for over 300 yards per contest, along with grit and determination. The key for Notre Dame — assignment football on defense and tempo on offense. Kickoff time tonight 7:30 Eastern. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame looks to stay sharp and fast when they host Navy Saturday night. Look for the Irish to go no-huddle early, stretch the field with outside runs and bubble screens, then attack deep once Navy’s safeties bite. On defense, it’s all about assignment football — stopping the fullback dive, containing the edge, and forcing third-and-long. The keys to an Irish win? A Fast start, clean football, and closing drives in the red zone. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish rank eleventh nationally, allowing just under ninety rushing yards a game — a number that’s dropped sharply thanks to performances like holding Boston College to just twelve yards on the ground. Defensive line coach Al Washington says that success starts with effort and consistency.

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In - “What’s allowed it…”

Out - “…in that moment.”

The Irish will be tested on Saturday against Navy, the trip rushing team in the country. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

The Midshipmen enter the game at 7–1, and rush for over 300 yards per game, but now, according to head coach Marcus Freeman, the Mids are adding more diversity to their looks

Freeman 1 : 07

In - “A lot more…”

Out - “…triple option attack.

Notre Dame will counter with one of the nation’s top defenses with sixteen interceptions on the season and allowing just 90 rushing yards a game. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

Markus Burton and Cole Certa combined for 46 points and Notre Dame never trailed as the Irish rolled past Long Island University 89–67. Graduate transfer Carson Towt in his debut pulled down 19 rebounds as Notre Dame dominated the glass 45-31. The Irish also shot 52 percent from three, and had 52 points off the bench in the win. Notre Dame back in action this Friday against Detroit Mercy. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The #10 ranked and 6-2 Fighting Irish have won six straight, but Marcus Freeman knows there’s still plenty to clean up before Navy comes to town on Saturday. Notre Dame struggled in the red zone and on third down against BC, while inconsistency in the kicking game remains a concern. Add in seven penalties, and it’s clear the Irish need sharper execution against a disciplined Navy team. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Despite a missed field goal and PAT, the Irish handled the Eagles behind CJ Carr’s 299 passing yards and Jeremiyah Love’s 136 yards on the ground. Freeman says fixing the kicking game

Freeman 1 - :06

In - “Were’ going to…”

Out - “…post.”

The Irish will look to correct mistakes this week in practice as they prepare for a home matchup against Navy. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Irish average seven yards per play, skipping a few chains in between. Inside the red zone, the defense turns into a stone wall, allowing just one rushing touchdown every three trips. On special teams, Notre Dame flips the field — a twelve-yard edge per drive that fuels momentum before the offense even snaps it. Add a plus-nine turnover margin, and you’ve got the math of momentum that’s powering the Fighting Irish into the month of November. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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When starting center Ashton Craig went down, redshirt freshman Joe Otting stepped up and made his first career start against USC. The result? The Irish offense rolled for 306 rushing yards, their best output of the season.

Otting - :07

In: “You never know...

Out: “…man in mentality.”

Otting’s performance helped keep Notre Dame’s ground game dominant — proving that in South Bend, the next man in is always ready. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The 5-2 Irish have jumped on teams early, outscoring opponents two-to-one in the first quarter, then sealing games with power running from running backs Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price. Boston College on the other hand has struggled to finish, giving up nearly 35 points a game and wearing down late. Expect QB C.J. Carr to test the Eagle’s secondary early with his arm, and then see the Irish ground attack use the rush to pound the ball late to close it out. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Through seven games, Carr has thrown for nearly 1,800 yards and 14 touchdowns, and completing nearly two thirds of his passes with remarkable accuracy. Carr’s command has fueled a Notre Dame attack that is averaging 462 yards and nearly 40 points per game. He’s been at his best in the pocket, connecting on big plays — including a long of 66-yards against Purdue — while limiting mistakes with just four interceptions all season.. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Quarterback CJ Carr continues to command an Irish offense averaging more than 460 yards per game. Defensively, Notre Dame has forced 13 interceptions through seven games. A key advantage for the Irish has been red-zone efficiency, finding the end zone on nearly seventy percent of their trips inside the twenty. Following the game at Boston College, Notre Dame returns home to face Navy, travels to Pittsburgh, hosts Syracuse, and wraps up the regular season on the road at Stanford. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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It’s back to business for Notre Dame after the bye week, as the Irish hit the road to face Boston College.

Marcus Freeman’s team used the break to regroup for what’s shaping up to be a critical second half of the season for the Fighting Irish. But they’ll do it without offensive lineman Billy Schrauth, sidelined with a knee injury that’s expected to keep him out for multiple games. With road tests at Boston College and Pitt, and key home matchups still ahead, Notre Dame’s margin for error is slim. The Irish need consistency up front and continued confidence in the pocket to keep their postseason hopes alive. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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QB C.J. Carr has thrown for nearly nineteen hundred yards, while running backs Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price have combined for over twelve hundred yards and seventeen touchdowns. Defensively, Marcus Freeman’s group has 13 interceptions, holding opponents to just 100 yards rushing per game. And don’t overlook special teams — Jadarian Price has returned two kicks for touchdowns. The Irish are playing their best football when it matters most. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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13th-ranked Notre Dame powered past No. 20 Southern Cal 34-24, fueled by a dominant rushing attack that piled up 306 yards. Jeremiyah Love led the way with 228 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries, while Jadarian Price added 87 and returned a kickoff 102 yards for a score. USC quarterback Jayden Maiava threw for 328 yards and two touchdowns, but the Trojans were one-dimensional — managing just 2.3 yards per rush. Notre Dame flipped the script with balance and ball control, holding the ball five minutes longer and forcing three turnovers that led to points. With the win the Irish improve to 5 and 2 going into a bye week after the 34-24 victory over USC. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The 13th-ranked Fighting Irish bring a 4-2 record and a defense ranked among the nation’s best against 20th-ranked USC, led by head coach Lincoln Riley. Quarterback C.J. Carr has thrown for over sixteen hundred yards and thirteen touchdowns, while running backs Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price lead a balanced rushing attack.Notre Dame leads the all-time series and looks to defend the Jeweled Shillelagh for a second straight year. Kickoff tonight 7:30 p.m. ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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The Trojans average more than 550 yards of offense and 45 points per game, powered by quarterback Jayden Maiava’s 73-percent passing accuracy and a ground attack gaining over six yards a carry. For the Irish, the keys are pressure and possession — collapsing the pocket to disrupt Maiava’s rhythm, and to control the tempo with sustained drives to keep USC’s offense off the field. It’s a battle of balance versus burst — Notre Dame and USC, Saturday night at Notre Dame Stadium. LEN CLARK, Network Indiana.

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Stepping in for Craig is Joe Otting, a young lineman who will make his first start under the bright lights against USC. Otting was called upon to replace Craig in the third quarter in last week’s win against NC State. Coaches say Otting brings energy and toughness, while teammates trust him to keep communication strong up front. It’s the next man up mentally as the Irish look to maintain rhythm and protection for freshman quarterback C.J. Carr and the Notre Dame offense. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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For Notre Dame linebacker Drayk Bowen, this weekend’s matchup with USC isn’t just another game — it’s the game as Len Clark reports.

The Irish vs. the Trojans is a rivalry built on pride, passion, and history. Bowen says it’s one every player circles the moment the schedule comes out.

Bowen - :10

On the USC game

In - “This is…”

Out - “…for USC.”

Notre Dame’s defense will need that emotion Saturday night — as they look to contain USC’s explosive offense and protect its home turf. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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#13 Notre Dame carries a four-game win streak into this Saturday’s game against the 20th ranked Trojans of USC. Len Clark has more.

Marcus Freeman says Saturday’s clash with USC will be all about “velocity” and physical play. Coming off what he calls the defense’s best game of the year against NC State. Freeman wants sharper short-yardage execution and a fast start against the 5-and-1 Trojans. USC brings a balanced offense, a top-5 sack defense, and plenty of weapons — but Freeman says preparation and relentless effort will be the keys to an Irish victory. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Notre Dame’s defense has quietly become one of college football’s most opportunistic units. Len Clark reports on how discipline and depth are fueling the Irish secondary.

Notre Dame’s defense is making its mark with discipline, depth, and takeaways. Through six games, the Irish have intercepted 11 passes by seven different players — the most under head coach Marcus Freeman. It’s not just about being aggressive — it’s about preparation and trust. Opponents are completing barely 57 percent of their throws as the Irish secondary continues to confuse quarterbacks and control the tempo. The Irish defense will have another test this Saturday against arch rival USC at home. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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#16 Notre Dame won its 4th straight game. A 27-7 win over NC State. Len Clark Reports.

Notre Dame flexed its balance and depth Saturday rolling past NC State, thirty-six to seven.Freshman quarterback C.J. Carr threw for three hundred forty-two yards and two scores, while Jeremiyah Love found the end zone twice on the ground. The Irish defense was Relentless with four sacks and three interceptions and a safety and held the Wolfpack to just fifty-one rushing yards. It was disciplined, dominant football as Notre Dame controlled the tempo from start to finish. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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NC State has the ACC’s leading rusher, Hollywood Smothers, averaging more than a hundred yards a game, and quarterback C.J. Bailey, one of the nation’s most accurate passers. Add in Terrell Anderson, a deep-threat wideout with game-breaking speed, and the Wolfpack can strike from anywhere on the field. NC State can light up the scoreboard, but they’ve also given up big plays on defense. That balance — or breakdown — could decide the game on Saturday in South Bend. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame’s offensive line has quietly become the foundation of the Irish attack , as Len Clark reports.

Through five games, the Fighting Irish have outgained opponents by nearly 450 yards, averaging 6.6 yards per play while committing fewer penalty yards. That consistency has helped build an offense that controls possession for more than 31 minutes per game, giving quarterback CJ Carr and the Notre Dame offense time to find their rhythm and confidence. The Irish will need that same discipline and physicality this Saturday against North Carolina State. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr continues to shine under center for Notre Dame—throwing for over 1,200 yards and 11 touchdowns through just five games. Len Clark has more

The chemistry with the talented Notre Dame receiving Corp is starting to look veteran-like according to Fighting Irish running back Jeremiyah Love.

Love 1 - :08

In - “When you…”

Out: “…great quarterback.”

Carr leads all freshmen nationally in passing efficiency, and with weapons like Love, Notre Dame’s offense looks poised for another big showing this weekend against NC State. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame’s offensive line is starting to come together — and Marcus Freeman says the biggest improvement has been their ability to adjust on the fly. Len Clark reports.

With four experienced starters up front, the Irish are picking up exotic pressures and keeping the run game rolling. Against Boise State, the offensive line adjusted to different defensive looks which, according to Freeman is a sign of growth

Freeman - :06

In: “The adjustments…”

Out: “…has been tremendous.”

Freeman also said the line’s ability to “get bodies on bodies” has opened the running lanes and has protected quarterback CJ Carr. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame’s win over Boise State wasn’t just about the scoreboard — it was about efficiency as Len Clark report.

The Irish ran only 54 plays, compared to Boise’s 71… yet outgained the Broncos 389 yards to 315. That’s 7.2 yards per play — their most explosive average of the season. Freshman quarterback CJ Carr completed 65 percent of his passes for two touchdowns… while the defense flipped the script with four interceptions, including two by corner Leonard Moore. It all adds up to a balanced, confident performance… and a Notre Dame team that’s starting to find its rhythm. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Freshman quarterback CJ Carr threw for two touchdowns, while Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price combined for more than 180 yards on the ground and two touchdowns as the Fighting Irish rolled past Boise State, 28–7. The Irish defense came up big by forcing four Maddux Madsen interceptions and shutting down the Broncos’ air attack. It was a confidence game, but still Notre Dame is a work in progress. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Freshman quarterback CJ Carr threw for two touchdowns, while Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price combined for more than 180 yards on the ground and two touchdowns as the Fighting Irish rolled past Boise State, 28–7. The Irish defense came up big by forcing four Maddux Madsen interceptions and shutting down the Broncos’ air attack. It was a confidence game, but still Notre Dame is a work in progress. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame’s defense led the way in a 28–7 win over Boise State — and one young defensive back made a major impact. Len Clark reports from South Bend.

Sophomore corner Leonard Moore picked off two passes as the Irish defense forced four Boise State interceptions, shutting down the Broncos’ air attack. Moore says the INT’s pick up the team

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In - “Seeing anybody…”

Out - “…plus four.”

CJ Carr threw for two touchdowns, and the running game added two more in the Irish win moving Notre Dame to 3 and 2 on the season. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Notre Dame’s defense led the way in a 28–7 win over Boise State — and one young defensive back made a major impact. Len Clark reports from South Bend.

Sophomore corner Leonard Moore picked off two passes as the Irish defense forced four Boise State interceptions, shutting down the Broncos’ air attack. Moore says the INT’s pick up the team

DB Leonard Moore- :09

In - “Seeing anybody…”

Out - “…plus four.”

CJ Carr threw for two touchdowns, and the running game added two more in the Irish win moving Notre Dame to 3 and 2 on the season. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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This afternoon in South Bend, it’s a clash of strength and a test of vulnerabilities for Notre Dame against Boise State. Len Clark has more.

Boise State quarterback Maddux Madsen is on a tear averaging just under 300 yards a game with nine touchdown passes. He’s got weapons too, with Chris Marshall and Latrell Caples making big plays downfield. But here’s the storyline: Notre Dame’s secondary has given up more than 260 yards a game through the air. So the question begs, can the Irish corners keep Boise’s receivers in check, or will the Broncos’ passing game light up the scoreboard? Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Notre Dame looks to keep its momentum going tomorrow when the Irish host Boise State. Len Clark reports.

The Irish ground game has been dominant with Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price combining for over 600 yards and 14 touchdowns, while quarterback CJ Carr is playing with poise and completing nearly 70 percent of his passes with nine scores. So, what are the keys for an Irish victory over Boise State? Slow down the Broncos balanced attack led by quarterback Maddux Madsen and running back Dylan Riley, control the line of scrimmage, and win situational football. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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As the Irish get ready for Boise State, there’s one hidden stat that could tell the story. Here’s Len Clark.

First time opponent Boise State has dominated the first quarter this season, outscoring opponents 55 to 7. The Broncos love to strike early, putting teams back on their heels. But Notre Dame’s strength has been in the middle quarters —piling up 66 points in the second and 35 more in the third. So, Saturday, it may come down to who dictates the rhythm—Boise with its fast start, or the Irish with a mid-game surge. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Notre Dame is 2-2 overall and will now turn its attention to Boise State, and the Irish defense knows it faces a dual threat quarterback. Len Clark has more.

Head coach Marcus Freeman says Boise State quarterback Maddux Madson has the tools to keep the Notre Dame defenses off balance, and he’s capable of stretching the field with his arm while making plays with his legs.

Freeman (:08)

In - “They got..”

Out - “…defense again.”

It means discipline in the pass rush and tight coverage on the back end will be critical for the Fighting Irish. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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#21 Notre Dame heads into the game this week with Boise State at two and two, and stats tell the story according to Len Clark.

The Irish are averaging six point seven yards per play and have scored one hundred and twenty points in their first four games. Jadarian Price and Jeremiyah Love have combined for nearly seven hundred and fifty all-purpose yards, while C.J. Carr is completing better than sixty-six percent of his passes. The challenge, though, is on defense where the Irish have surrendered seven passing touchdowns and is giving up nearly two hundred and ninety yards through the air per game, and Boise State is team that likes to spread it out. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame didn’t just beat Arkansas—they dismantled them with precision as Len Clark reports.

CJ Carr threw for 354 yards and four touchdowns and the Irish backfield did the rest with Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price combining for six touchdowns, powering a ground game that churned out 210 yards. Notre Dame was efficient going six of ten on third down, was perfect in the red zone, and had no turnovers. The Irish are now 2-2 on the season with the 56 to 13 win over the Razorbacks. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Notre Dame heads into Fayetteville for its first-ever matchup with Arkansas, and all eyes are on the Irish defense. Len Clark has more.

Through three games, Notre Dame has allowed nearly 290 passing yards per contest, a number that must improve against an SEC opponent eager to throw the football. Linebacker Drayk Bowen anchors a unit that has shown flashes, while a banged up secondary looks to rebound after giving up too many explosive plays. If the Irish can pressure the quarterback and tighten coverage, they’ll give their offense the support it needs to deliver a statement win on the road. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame’s offense is rolling, but can the defense keep pace against Arkansas? Len Clark reports.

The Irish offense has been electric, averaging over 420 yards per game behind quarterback CJ Carr and running backs Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price. But the challenge this week is clear; can the defense contain an SEC passing attack after giving up nearly 290 yards per game through the air? That answer could decide whether the Irish leave Razorback Stadium Saturday with momentum, or with more questions. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame’s offense is gaining confidence with freshman quarterback CJ Carr at the helm. Len Clark reports.

A key audible by Carr for a touchdown showed his poise, and the Irish continue to lean on the unselfish one-two punch of Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price. Love says the Irish believe the only team that can slow them down is themselves.

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Out-“…is ourselves.”That confidence will be tested Saturday when Notre Dame visits Arkansas. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Marcus Freeman Press Conference

The Irish ran only 63 plays yet piled up 56 points, averaging nearly nine yards every snap. QB CJ Carr threw just 12 passes and accounted for 223 yards. Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price combined for five rushing touchdowns and a kickoff return that felt like a lightning strike. This wasn’t football by volume. It was football by precision and for the first time this season, the Irish showed what happens when execution meets explosiveness. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Notre Dame rollied past Purdue 56-30 behind a breakout game from running back Jadarian Price. Len Clark reports.

The junior scored four touchdowns, including a dazzling 100-yard kickoff return, helping the Irish earn their first win of the season. After the game, Price talked about what sparked his performance:

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Price also had three rushing scores as Notre Dame piled up over 500 yards of total offense. Len Clark, Network Indiana

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It’s the 89th meeting between the two programs, with the Irish holding a commanding advantage in the series. Freshman quarterback CJ Carr has opened his career with back-to-back 200-yard passing games, and he’ll lean on running backs Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price to establish the ground attack. The Irish defense, which gave up 41 points a week ago, faces a Purdue team under first-year coach Barry Odom, still looking to find consistency after a loss to USC. Kickoff time is 3:30 eastern. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Freshman quarterback CJ Carr has shown poise in two tight losses, but now needs that breakthrough performance to spark the Irish. The ground game will be critical, with Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price expected to set the tone against the Boilermakers’ front. And after surrendering 41 points to Texas A&M, the Irish defense knows it must tighten up against a less explosive Purdue attack. Kickoff time Saturday 3:30 pm ET. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Notre Dame is looking to rebound against Purdue and get back to playing “Notre Dame football.” Len Clark has more.

Notre Dame’s defense has given up 68 points through its first two games, which is uncharacteristic of the Irish the past few seasons. Linebacker Kingstonn Viliamu-Asa says there is a way to turn things around.

VILIAMU-ASA (:05)

In - “We just…"

Out - “…effort."

A win over the Boilermakers would steady the season and restore confidence heading into the heart of the schedule. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Carr has shown poise through two tough losses, and Quarterbacks Coach Gino

Guidugli believes his young signal caller is ready for the challenge.

Guidugli - :07

In - “But he can…"

Out - “…be confident."

The Irish look for Carr’s first signature win when they face Purdue this Saturday at Notre Dame Stadium. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman says the Irish must find consistency after opening the season with back-to-back losses. Freeman pointed to breakdowns on defense, missed chances on offense, and mistakes on special teams as reasons for falling short. He emphasized accountability from coaches and players and said preparation for Purdue this week must focus on execution in every phase of the game. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman says the difference in last Saturday’s one-point loss to Texas A&M came down to execution. Freeman emphasized it’s not about the play-calling, but how well the team carries out those calls on the field. The Irish struggled to generate pressure on defense and gave up explosive plays, while a botched extra point proved costly. Freeman added that his focus now is on evaluating why execution broke down, fixing mistakes, and preparing for Purdue. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Aggies quarterback Marcel Reed found tight end Nate Boerkircher for an 11-yard touchdown with 13 seconds left to tie the game, and kicker Randy Bond added the decisive extra point — giving Texas A&M a 41–40 victory. The Irish had taken a late lead on a Jeremiyah Love rushing touchdown with 2:53 remaining, but a bobbled snap on the extra point proved costly. Notre Dame falls to 0–2, making every remaining game a must-win. The Irish return home next Saturday to face Purdue. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

It’s a primetime showdown tonight in South Bend as Eighth-ranked Notre Dame takes on 16th-ranked Texas A&M. Len Clark has more.

Freshman quarterback CJ Carr looks to steady the Irish offense, with veteran running backs Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price expected to set the tone on the ground. The Aggies, led by former Irish defensive coordinator Mike Elko, bring speed and explosiveness—averaging over 300 passing yards per game. History favors Notre Dame but expect a fierce battle in the trenches that could decide this Top-25 clash under the lights at Notre Dame Stadium. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame’s defense knows it is in for a challenge when facing Texas A&M QB Marcel Reed tomorrow night. Len Clark has more.

Marcus Freeman says the key to continuing Reed is keeping him in the pocket and not allowing him to create with his legs.

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The Irish defense knows that if they can limit Reed’s ability to extend plays, they’ll have a strong chance to control the game against the Aggies. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Running Back Jadarian Price says Notre Dame’s mindset hasn’t changed for the home opener, but the focus this week is sharper.

Price 1 - :11

In - “Every time…"

Out - “…to be urgent."

The Irish face an Aggie team loaded with speed at wide receiver and a mobile quarterback in Marcel Reed. Urgency and cleaner execution will be key for Notre Dame in protecting their home turf. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman says this week’s focus has been on delayed gratification—turning frustration from the Miami loss into improvement before Saturday’s Top-25 clash with Texas A&M. Len Clark has more

Freeman says freshman quarterback CJ Carr is ready to handle the full playbook, while the offense will continue to lean on running back Jeremiyah Love. On defense, the Irish want sharper tackling and more four-man pressure, in addition to a proper mindset.

FREEMAN 1 - :09

In - “We have to …"

Out - “…any mistakes."

The Irish host the Aggies Saturday night at Notre Dame Stadium. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame drops 3 places to No. 9 in the latest AP Top 25 following a 27–24 loss at Miami. Len Clark has more.

The Irish trailed by double digits before rallying late, scoring 17 points in the fourth quarter, but sacks and penalties ended the comeback drive. Redshirt freshman quarterback CJ Carr passed for 221 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for another in his first start, showing promise despite the defeat. Head Coach Marcus Freeman says the fight his team showed will carry into next week, when Notre Dame returns home to face #19 Texas A&M under the lights at Notre Dame Stadium. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Notre Dame nearly pulled off a dramatic comeback in Miami, but mistakes in the final minute proved costly. Len Clark has more.

The Irish rallied for 17 points in the fourth quarter to trim the deficit to three, but sacks and penalties stalled their final drive as Miami escaped with a 27–24 win. Freshman quarterback CJ Carr threw for 221 yards and two touchdowns in his debut, while tight end Eli Raridon led the way with 97 receiving yards. Head Coach Marcus Freeman comments

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The Irish host Texas A&M in 2 weeks .Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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It’ll be all eyes on redshirt freshman CJ Carr as he makes his first start under the lights tonight for Notre Dame. Len Clark reports

With Carr being the main storyline, another is the Irish defensive front that will be tested by one of the best offensive lines in the nation. Captains Donovan Hinish and Jason Onye step into leadership roles after the departures of Rylie Mills and Howard Cross Jr. Hot, humid conditions with earlier showers in the day in Miami should not be a factor around game time, but the intangibles could be the difference in the outcome of the game. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Marcus Freeman says Notre Dame and CJ Carr are ready for Sunday night’s opener. Len Clark has more.

Marcus Freeman was confident in handing the keys to the offense to QB CJ Carr and talks about what helped the redshirt freshman get to this point.

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The sixth ranked Irish meet number 10 Miami Sunday night at 7:30 pm eastern time. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Notre Dame linebacker Drayk Bowen knows the challenge on Sunday night. Miami quarterback Carson Beck. Len Clark reports.

The Georgia transfer brings SEC experience and poise to Miami. Bowen says the Irish defense has to stay disciplined.

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The Irish defense prides itself on speed and physicality — and Bowen says Sunday night is about setting the tone against one of the nation’s top quarterbacks. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Carr says being named QB1 is the fulfillment of a lifelong dream.

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Carr adds that he won’t make the moment bigger than it is, focusing instead on executing the game plan and trusting his teammates. He’ll lead the Irish into a top-ten showdown under the lights in Miami on Sunday night . Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Notre Dame opens the 2025 season on the road Sunday night against Miami. Len Clark has an update.

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman says leadership will set the tone for the 2025 season. The Irish named six captains, and freshman quarterback CJ Carr has been chosen to lead the offense. Freeman says Carr and Kenny Minchey both improved in fall camp, but Carr gets the nod as starter against Miami. The Hurricanes counter with a veteran offensive line and Georgia transfer quarterback Carson Beck, setting up a primetime showdown Sunday night at Hard Rock Stadium. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News

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Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman will meet with the media this afternoon as the Irish are preparing for the season opener with 10th ranked Miami. Notre Dame comes in at #6 in the first AP Poll, one spot behind Georgia. Texas claims the top spot followed by Penn State, Ohio State, and Clemson. Kickoff time in Miami Sunday is 7:30 pm ET. Kickoff time in Miami Sunday is 7:30 pm ET. Len Clark, Network Indiana

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It’s game week at Notre Dame, and the Irish are locking in as the countdown to kickoff begins. Len Clark reports.

6 days and counting until Notre Dame kicks off the 2025 college football season. Coach Marcus Freeman and his staff have pushed through camp, sorted depth charts and are fine-tuning details now that quarterback C.J. Carr is leading the offense. Intensity will rise this week as practices sharpen, film study deepens, and the focus shifts from preparation to execution. For fans, the energy is already building as the gold helmets will soon take the field in Miami. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Just like a puff of white smoke signals the selection of a new pope, Notre Dame has announced its new quarterback for 2025. Len Clark reports form South Bend.

CJ Carr has been named the Irish starter for the 2025 season. The highly touted signal caller now takes the reins of one of the most prestigious positions in all of college football. With poise, leadership, and a strong arm, Carr will guide Notre Dame into the fall campaign as the Irish look to turn playoff potential into championship reality. The CJ Carr begins on Sunday, August 31 in Miami. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

Depth defines Notre Dame’s defense and coordinator Chris Ash says that’s by design. Len Clark reports from South Bend.

Notre Dame is deep in all areas heading into the season, especially on defense where new defensive coordinator Chris Ash wants depth to be a competitive advantage.

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Ash went on to say that on defense It’s all about matchups, speed, and finishing the fourth quarter, where depth will be a major factor. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

The big picture: Marcus Freeman left the QB battle between CJ Carr and Kenny Minchey unresolved after the team’s scrimmage, but emphasized both have elevated their play and the offense is comfortable with either starter.

Why it matters: With just two weeks until Miami, key position battles and leadership transitions will define Notre Dame’s early season trajectory.

Offense

Quarterback: Carr vs. Minchey decision coming soon. Both praised for growth, decision-making, and coachability.

O-Line: Four veterans set; Sullivan Absher and Guerby Lambert fighting at right guard.

Skill talent: Jeremiyah Love earning high marks for work ethic and film study. Freshmen Micah Gilbert, Elijah Burress, and Nolan James Jr. emerging as depth options.

Tight end: With Kevin Bauman’s retirement, Eli Raridon called “elite.”

Defense

Front seven: Jason Onye praised for development; Jordan Botelho working back from injury. Edge depth looks strong.

Secondary: DeVonta Smith’s physicality upgrades nickel. Freshmen Dallas Golden, Mark Zackery IV, and Cree Thomas pushing for time.

Linebackers: Drayk Bowen and Jaylen Sneed stepping into leadership after Jack Kiser.

Special Teams

Kicker: Noah Burnette leads competition.

Kick return: Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price in rotation.

Culture watch: Freeman stressed the importance of brotherhood, culture-building, and player-led leadership: “This is more than football. It’s about connection and sacrifice.”

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With the opening game just two weeks away, the Fighting Irish are emphasizing special teams in the final days of Fall Camp. Len Clark reports.

Notre Dame Special Teams Coordinator Marty Biagi says fall camp is now about simulating game pressure.

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Biagi says putting the kickers, punters, and returners into live scenarios will test consistency under pressure and make sure every specialist is prepared for critical moments. The Irish open the season August 31st at Miami. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

Notre Dame’s defense prepared for Carson Beck last season when he played at Georgia, and Notre Dame Safety Adon Shuler says the key is to give Beck things he has not seen before.

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Under defensive backs coach Mike Mickens, Notre Dame plans to put players in different spots to maximize playmaking opportunities. The Irish face Beck and the Hurricanes in Miami on Sunday, August 31st. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

Notre Dame will hold its 13th practice of Fall Camp today, as the Irish continue to prepare for a return to the national college football playoff. Len Clark reports from South Bend.

Sixteen days and counting until Notre Dame kicks off the season against Miami — and the biggest question remains at quarterback. Kenny Minchey and CJ Carr continue to battle for the starting job, with head coach Marcus Freeman expected to give an update Sunday when he meets with the media. The Irish don’t need a QB to carry the entire load — just to provide stability and leadership. That’s because the offense is already well-stocked with talent on the line, in the backfield, and at wide receiver. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

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Two of Notre Dame’s linebackers are on the Butkus Award Watch List — Jaylen Sneed and Drayk Bowen — and Sneed says this year’s defense has great potential.

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With experienced leaders up front and a deep, athletic secondary, Notre Dame is building a defense built on speed, depth, and discipline. Len Clark, Network Indiana.

Hampered by an opening game sprained ankle last season that nagged him throughout the season, Junior Jordan Faison is 100% healthy and ready to contribute whether it’s at slot receiver or serving on special teams.

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The lacrosse player turned footballer caught 30 passes for 356 yards and a touchdown last season. Faison and the Irish open the season on August 31st in Miami. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

Using a college professor analogy wide receivers coach Mike Brown breaks down coaching the wide receivers this season.

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Brown reunites with Will Pauling, who he coached at Wisconsin, and welcomes Malachi Fields from Virginia. The two join a veterans group of receivers that includes Jaden Greathouse and Jordan Faison. Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Notre Dame’s wide receivers are showing a tougher edge under coach Mike Brown, with transfers Malachi Fields and Will Pauling bringing leadership, size, speed, and grit.

On defense, Max Bullough’s linebackers — led by Drayk Bowen and Jaylen Sneed — have added size, improved communication, and embraced the grind as they aim to be the nation’s best.

From WR blocking to LB leadership, both groups say Marcus Freeman’s emphasis on toughness and selflessness is fueling them through Block 3 of camp.

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What’s happening:Notre Dame junior center Ashton Craig has been named to the 2025 Rimington Trophy Watch List, an honor recognizing the nation’s top center in college football.

Why it matters:Craig becomes the latest Irish standout to be recognized for elite play in the trenches. He joins Jeff Faine (2002) and Braxston Cave (2012) as the only Notre Dame players to earn Rimington finalist honors.

Flashback:

* In 2023, Craig started at center in the Sun Bowl and was named to the AP All-Bowl Team.

* He helped Notre Dame’s O-line become a semifinalist for the Joe Moore Award in both 2023 and 2024.

* A season-ending injury cut his 2024 short after three starts.

By the numbers:

* Notre Dame ranked No. 4 among Power 4 teams in yards per carry (5.66) and No. 6 in rushing offense (210.8 ypg).

* The Irish led all Power 4 teams with 45 rushing touchdowns.

* ND consistently outperformed opponents' rushing defense averages by 84.69 yards and 2.27 yards per carry in every 2024 game.

What’s next:Craig is expected to anchor a veteran line as he returns for 2025. The Rimington Trophy winner will be announced at the ESPN College Football Awards in December.

Notre Dame’s defensive front is taking shape in fall camp, and defensive line coach Al Washington says it’s more than just talent that’s setting the tone. Len Clark reports.

Notre Dame defensive line coach Al Washington likes what he sees in Fall Camp. With veteran leaders and hungry underclassmen, the Irish defensive front is shaping up to be one of the team’s strengths due to his coaching style

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It’s a deep, tight-knit group that is pushing each other to help the Irish get back to the College Football Playoff this season Len Clark, 93 WIBC Mobile News.

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Clemson, SC

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Chestnut Hill, MA

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Hempstead, New York

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Clemson, SC

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Chestnut Hill, MA

7 p.m.

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NCAA Regionals

Norman, OK

7 p.m.

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Chestnut Hill, MA

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Evanston, IL

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Notre Dame, IN

1 p.m.

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NCAA Tournament (Second Round)

Evanston, Ill. (Martin Stadium)

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NCAA Championships

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Charlottesville, VA

10:00 A.M.

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Notre Dame, IN

12 p.m.

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Notre Dame, IN

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Charlottesville, VA

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ACC Championship

Tallahassee, Florida

* WLAX vs #23 Stanford University

NCAA Tournament (First Round)

Evanston, Ill. (Martin Stadium)

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Tallahassee, Florida

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Notre Dame, Indiana

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Notre Dame, IN

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Notre Dame, Indiana

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Notre Dame, IN

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Notre Dame, Indiana

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2019 NCAA Championships

Columbus, Ohio

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Bloomington, Ind.

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Philadelphia, PA

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Columbus, OH

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Hillsdale, MI

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Pittsburgh, PA

11 a.m.

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Austin, TX

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Notre Dame, IN

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Strikeout ALS Weekend

Notre Dame, IN

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Columbus, OH

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Hillsdale, MI

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Strikeout ALS Weekend

Notre Dame, IN

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Charlottesville, VA

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Greensboro, North Carolina

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New London, N.C.

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Bloomington, IN

All Day

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Charlottesville, Virginia

9 a.m.

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Charlottesville, VA / The Park

10 a.m.

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Pittsburgh, PA

11 A.m.

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Notre Dame, IN (Arlotta Stadium)

Noon

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Charlottesville, VA / The Park

12 p.m.

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Pittsburgh, PA

3 p.m.

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NOTRE DAME, IND. (ARLOTTA STADIUM)

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Azusa, CA

4:00 P.M.

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Charlottesville, Virginia

1 p.m.

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* Preview

* WGOLF at ACC Championship

Greensboro, North Carolina

All Day

* MTEN vs Wake Forest University

2019 ACC Tournament

9 a.m.

* Watch 

* Live Stats

* TRACK at Virginia Challenge

Charlottesville, VA

10:00 A.M.

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB at Pitt

Pittsburgh, PA

6 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* TRACK at Bryan Clay Invitational

Azusa, CA

4:00 P.M.

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WGOLF at ACC Championship

Greensboro, North Carolina

All Day

* Preview

* MGOLF vs ACC Championships

New London, N.C.

All Day

* Preview

* MTEN vs Virginia Tech

2019 ACC Tournament

9 a.m.

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WTEN vs Virginia

ACC Championship

Cary, NC

5 p.m.

* Watch

* Live Scoring

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* WTEN vs Pittsburgh

ACC Championship

Cary, NC

2:30 p.m.

* TRACK at Bryan Clay Invitational

Azusa, CA

4:00 P.M.

* Live Stats

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SB at Purdue

West Lafayette, Indiana

6 p.m.

* BB vs Northwestern

Notre Dame, IN

6 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

No Athletic contest scheduled

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* MGOLF vs Boilermaker Invitational

West Lafayette, Ind.

All Day

* WROW at Lake Natoma Invitational

Folsom, CA

All Day

* MTEN vs Clemson University

Notre Dame, Ind.

11:30 a.m..

* Watch/Live Results

* Preview

* MLAX vs Cornell University

Notre Dame, IN (Arlotta Stadium)

Noon

* ACC Network Extra

* Live Stream

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WLAX at Duke University

Durham, N.C. (Koskinen Stadium)

12 p.m. ET

* Live Video

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WSOC vs Michigan

Notre Dame, IN

2 p.m. ET

* MTEN vs Omaha

Notre Dame, Ind.

4:30 p.m.

* Watch/Live Results 

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* TRACK at Louisville Invitational

Louisville, KY

4:00 P.M.

* Live Stats

* Preview

* SB vs NC State

Notre Dame, Indiana

1 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WROW at Lake Natoma Invitational

Folsom, CA

All Day

* MGOLF vs Boilermaker Invitational

West Lafayette, Ind.

All Day

* Preview

* BB vs North Carolina

Notre Dame, IN

1 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* SB vs NC State

Notre Dame, Indiana

3 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB vs North Carolina

Notre Dame, IN

5 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SB vs NC State

Notre Dame, Indiana

6 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* MTEN vs St. Bonaventure University

Notre Dame, Ind. 

9:00 a.m.

* Watch/Live Results

* Preview

* MTEN vs Georgia Tech

Notre Dame, Ind.

3:30 p.m.

* Watch/Live Results

* Preview

* WTEN vs Boston College

Notre Dame, IN

3:30 p.m.

* Watch/Live Results

* TRACK at Louisville Invitational

Louisville, KY

4:00 P.M.

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB vs North Carolina

Notre Dame, IN

6 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* MSOC vs Indiana University

2019 MEN'S SOCCER SPRING SCHEDULE

Westfield, IN

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* WSOC vs Mexico

Notre Dame, IN

7 p.m. ET

* Live Stats

* Tickets

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* MLAX vs Marquette University

Notre Dame, IN (Arlotta Stadium)

4:00 PM

* ACC Network Extra

* Live Stream

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB vs Western Michigan

Notre Dame, IN

6 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WLAX vs Butler University

NOTRE DAME, IND. (ARLOTTA STADIUM)

7 p.m. ET

* Live Video

* Live Stats

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* WGOLF at Brickyard Collegiate

Macon, Georgia

All Day

* Live Scoring 

* SB at Northwestern

Evanston, Illinois

5 p.m.

* BTN Plus on BTN2Go

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB vs Michigan State

Notre Dame, IN

6 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* WGOLF at Brickyard Collegiate

Macon, Georgia

All Day

* Live Scoring 

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* MGOLF vs Augusta Haskins Award Invitational

Augusta, Ga.

All Day

* Live Results

* WTEN at Virginia Tech

Blacksburg, VA

11 a.m.

* SB vs Boston College

Ninth Annual Strikeout Cancer Weekend

Notre Dame, Ind.

11 A.M. 

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WSOC at Cincinnati

Cincinnati OH

11:30 a.m. ET

* MTEN at University of North Carolina

Chapel Hill, N.C.

12:00 p.m.

* Preview

* WLAX vs Virginia Tech

NOTRE DAME, IND. (ARLOTTA STADIUM)

12 p.m. ET

* Live Video

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WBB vs Baylor University

NCAA Final Four

Tampa, FL

6 pm ET

* ESPN

* PULSE FM 96.9/92.1/103.1

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* TRACK at Spartan Invitational

East Lansing, MI

* MGOLF vs Augusta Haskins Award Invitational

Augusta, Ga.

All Day

* Live Results

* Preview

* MLAX at Duke University

Durham, NC

Noon

* ESPNU

* ESPNU

* Live Stats

* Preview

* SB vs Boston College

Ninth Annual Strikeout Cancer Weekend

Notre Dame, Indiana

12 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB vs Virginia

Notre Dame, IN

2 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* MSOC vs Butler University

2019 MEN'S SOCCER SPRING SCHEDULE

Pontiac, MI

2:15 PM

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* TRACK at Spartan Invitational

East Lansing, MI

1:00 P.M.

* Preview

* TRACK at North Florida Invitational

Jacksonville, FL

2:00 P.M.

* Live Stats

* Preview

* MTEN at Duke University

Durham, N.C.

5:00 p.m.

* Preview

* WTEN at Virginia

Charlottesville, VA

4 p.m.

* SB vs Boston College

Ninth Annual Strikeout Cancer Weekend

Notre Dame, Indiana

5 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB vs Virginia

Notre Dame, IN

6 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WBB vs University of Connecticut

NCAA Final Four

Tampa, FL

9 pm ET

* ESPN2

* PULSE FM 96.9/92.1/103.1

* Live Audio

* Tickets

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* MTEN at North Carolina Central University

Durham, NC

2:00 P.M.

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* WLAX at #1 Boston College 

Newton, Mass. (Newton Campus Lacrosse & Soccer Field)

1 p.m. ET

* Live Video

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB at South Bend Cubs

South Bend, IN

6 p.m. 

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SB vs IUPUI

Notre Dame, Indiana

5:30 p.m.

* Watch

* Live Stats

* BB vs Central Michigan

Notre Dame, IN

6 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

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Irish Schedule

* WBB vs Stanford University

NCAA Chicago Regional

Chicago, IL

9 pm ET

* ESPN2

* PULSE FM 96.9/92.1/103.1

* Live Audio

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* WTEN vs Duke

Notre Dame, IN

Noon

* Watch/Live Results

* MTEN at Virginia Tech

Blacksburg, VA.

12:00 p.m.

* Preview

* BB at Georgia Tech

Atlanta, GA 

1 p.m. ET

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WLAX vs #4/3University of North Carolina

NOTRE DAME, IND. (ARLOTTA STADIUM)

1 p.m. ET

* Live Video

* Live Stats

* Preview

* MSOC vs Wisconsin

2019 MEN'S SOCCER SPRING SCHEDULE

Bridgeview, IL

2:00 PM

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SWIM vs NCAA Men's Championships

Austin, Texas (Texas Swimming Center)

4:00 P.M.

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* TRACK at Stanford Invitational

Palo Alto, CA

10:00 A.M.

* Preview

* TRACK at Raleigh Relays

Raleigh, NC

10:00 A.M.

* Preview

* SB at Syracuse

Syracuse, New York

1 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Preview

* MLAX vs Syracuse University

Notre Dame, IN (Arlotta Stadium)

Noon

* ESPNU

* ESPNU

* Live Stats

* Preview

* SB at Syracuse

Syracuse, New York

3 p.m.

* Preview

* BB at Georgia Tech

Atlanta, GA 

4 p.m. ET

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WBB vs Texas A&M University

NCAA Chicago Regional

Chicago, IL

4 pm ET / 3 pm CT

* ESPN2

* Pulse FM 96.9/92.1/103.1

* Live Audio

* Tickets

* Preview

* HOCKEY vs TBA

NCAA Northeast Regional

Manchester, New Hampshire (SNHU Arena)

6:30 p.m.

* ESPNU

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SWIM vs NCAA Men's Championships

Austin, Texas (Texas Swimming Center)

4:00 P.M.

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* SB at Syracuse

Syracuse, New York

4 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Preview

* TRACK at Stanford Invitational

Palo Alto, CA

10:00 A.M.

* Preview

* TRACK at Raleigh Relays

Raleigh, NC

10:00 A.M.

* Preview

* WTEN vs Georgia Tech

Notre Dame, IN

3:30 p.m.

* Watch/Live Results

* BB at Georgia Tech

Atlanta, GA 

6 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* HOCKEY vs Clarkson University

NCAA Northeast Regional

Manchester, New Hampshire (SNHU Arena)

6:30 P.M.

* ESPNU

* ESPN App

* Live Audio

* Live Stats

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SWIM vs NCAA Men's Championships

Austin, Texas (Texas Swimming Center)

4:00 P.M.

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SWIM vs NCAA Men's Championships

Austin, Texas (Texas Swimming Center)

4:00 P.M.

* Preview

* SB vs Western Michigan

Notre Dame, Indiana

5:30 p.m.

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* BB vs Chicago State

Notre Dame, IN

6 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Live Stats

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

WBB vs. Michigan State 7 pm ET at the Purcell Pavilion in Round 2 of the NCAA Tournament

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* MGOLF vs Tar Heel Intercollegiate

Chapel Hill, N.C.

All Day

* FENCE vs NCAA Championships

NCAA Championships

Cleveland, Ohio

9 a.m. ET

* SB vs Louisville

Notre Dame, Indiana

11 a.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB vs Florida State

Notre Dame, IN

11 a.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WLAX at Syracuse University

Syracuse, N.Y. (Christian Brothers Academy)

12 p.m. ET

* Live Video

* Live Stats

* Preview

* MTEN vs North Carolina State University

Notre Dame, Ind.

12:00 p.m.

* Watch/Live Results

* Preview

* MTEN vs University of Toledo

Notre Dame, Ind.

5:00 p.m.

* Watch/Live Results

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SWIM vs NCAA Women's Championships

Austin, Texas (Texas Swimming Center)

4:00 P.M.

* Watch

* Preview

* Swim Live Results

* Dive Live Results

* TRACK at Victor Lopez Invitational

Houston, TX

2:00 P.M.

* Live Stats

* Preview

* MGOLF vs Tar Heel Intercollegiate

Chapel Hill, N.C.

All Day

* Preview

* FENCE vs NCAA Championships

NCAA Championships

Cleveland, Ohio

9 a.m. ET

* WBB vs Bethune-Cookman

NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds

Notre Dame, IN

11 am ET

* ESPN2

* Live Video

* Live Audio

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB vs Florida State

Notre Dame, IN

12 p.m. ET

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* SB vs Louisville

Notre Dame, Indiana

1 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WBB vs Central Michigan vs Michigan State

NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds

Notre Dame, IN

1 pm ET

* ESPN2

* Live Stats

* MLAX vs Ohio State University

Notre Dame, IN (Arlotta Stadium)

1:00 PM

* ACC Network Extra

* Live Stream

* Live Stats

* Preview

* MSOC vs Valparaiso University

2019 MEN'S SOCCER SPRING SCHEDULE

Notre Dame, IN

3:00 PM

* SB vs Louisville

Notre Dame, Indiana

3 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB vs Florida State

Notre Dame, IN

4 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WSOC at Purdue

West Lafayette, IN

5 p.m. ET

* HOCKEY vs Penn State University

Big Ten Championship

NOTRE DAME, IND. (COMPTON FAMILY ICE ARENA)

8 p.m. ET

* BTN

* BTN Plus

* Live Stats

* Tickets

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SWIM vs NCAA Women's Championships

Austin, Texas (Texas Swimming Center)

4:00 P.M.

* Watch

* Preview

* Swim Live Results

* Dive Live Results

* FENCE vs NCAA Championships

NCAA Championships

Cleveland, Ohio

9 a.m. ET

* TRACK at Victor Lopez Invitational

Houston, TX

2:00 P.M.

* Live Stats

* Preview

* MTEN vs Wake Forest University

Notre Dame, Ind.

3:30 p.m.

* Watch/Live Results

* Preview

* WTEN vs Wake Forest

Notre Dame, IN

3:30 p.m.

* Watch/Live Results

* BB vs Florida State

Notre Dame, IN

6 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SWIM vs NCAA Women's Championships

Austin, Texas (Texas Swimming Center)

4:00 P.M.

* Watch

* Preview

* Swim Live Results

* Dive Live Results

* FENCE vs NCAA Championships

NCAA Championships

Cleveland, Ohio

9 a.m. ET

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SWIM vs NCAA Women's Championships

Austin, Texas (Texas Swimming Center)

4:00 P.M.

* Preview

* WLAX vs Vanderbilt University

NOTRE DAME, IND. (LOFTUS SPORTS CENTER)

5 p.m. ET

* Live Video

* Live Stats

* Preview

* SB vs UIC

Notre Dame, Indiana

5:30 p.m.

* Watch

* Live Stats

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* MLAX at University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI

5:00 PM

* ESPNU

* ESPNU

* Live Stats

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Irish Athletic Schedule

No games scheduled

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SB at #3 Florida State

Tallahassee, Florida

Noon

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WROW at Cardinal Invitational

Oak Ridge, TN

All Day

* MGOLF vs The Schenkel

Statesboro, Ga.

All Day

* Live Stats

* WGOLF vs Clover Cup

Mesa, Arizona

All Day

* Live Stats

* WTEN at Florida State

Tallahassee, FL

Noon

* Live Results

* MTEN at Florida State University

Tallahassee, Fla.

12:30 p.m.

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB at Clemson

Clemson, SC

1 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SWIM vs NCAA Zone C Diving Championships

West Lafayette, Ind. (Burke Aquatic Center)

All Day

* Preview

* SB at #3 Florida State

Tallahassee, Florida

1 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WROW at Cardinal Invitational

Oak Ridge, TN

All Day

* WGOLF vs Clover Cup

Mesa, Arizona

All Day

* Live Stats

* MGOLF vs The Schenkel

Statesboro, Ga.

All Day

* Live Stats

* WLAX at #5 University of Virginia

Charlottesville, Va. (Klockner Stadium)

12 p.m. ET

* Live Video

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB at Clemson

Clemson, SC

3 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* MLAX at University of Virginia

Charlottesville, VA

3:00 PM

* ACC Network Extra

* Live Video

* Preview

* HOCKEY vs University of Minnesota

Big Ten Tournament (Semifinals)

NOTRE DAME, IND. (COMPTON FAMILY ICE ARENA)

7:00 P.M.

* BTN

* BTN2Go

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* SWIM vs NCAA Zone C Diving Championships

West Lafayette, Ind. (Burke Aquatic Center)

All Day

* Preview

* MGOLF vs The Schenkel

Statesboro, Ga.

All Day

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WGOLF vs Clover Cup

Mesa, Arizona

All Day

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WTEN at Miami

Coral Gables, FL

9 a.m.

* Watch

* Live Results

* MTEN at University of Miami

Miami, Fla.

1:00 p.m.

* Watch

* Live Results

* Preview

* SB at Florida State

Tallahassee, Florida

2 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* BB at Clemson

Clemson, SC

6 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

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Irish Athletic Schedule

SWIM vs NCAA Zone C Diving Championships - West Lafayette, Ind. (Burke Aquatic Center) - All Day

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Irish Athletic Schedule

* WLAX at Virginia Commonwealth University

Richmond, Va.

4 p.m. ET

* ESPN+ Streaming (Subscription Required)

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB at Western Carolina

Cullowhee, NC

4 p.m.

* ESPN+

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

* SB at FIU

Miami, Florida

6 p.m.

* ESPN+

* Live Stats

* MBB vs University of Louisville

2019 ACC Championship

7:00 p.m. ET

* ESPN2

* Notre Dame Basketball Network

* Live Audio

Irish Athletic Schedule

* MBB vs Georgia Tech

2019 ACC Championship

Charlotte, NC

2:30 p.m.

* Live Audio

* Preview

* WTEN vs Iowa

Orlando, FL

11 a.m.

* Watch

* Live Results

* SB at Florida Atlantic

FAU/FIU Parents' Weekend Tournament

Boca Raton, Florida

6 p.m.

* Watch

* Live Stats

* Preview

Irish Athletic Schedule

No events scheduled

Irish Schedule

* SB vs East Carolina

FAU/FIU Parents' Weekend Tournament

Boca Raton, Florida

11:15 a.m.

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WBB vs University of Louisville

ACC Championships

Greensboro, NC

Noon

* ESPN2

* Live Stats

* MTEN at University of Louisville

Louisville, KY.

12:00 p.m.

* Preview

* BB at Wake Forest

Winston-Salem, NC

1 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* SB vs Florida A&M

FAU/FIU Parents' Weekend Tournament

Boca Raton, Florida

1:30 p.m.

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB at Wake Forest

Winston-Salem, NC

5 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

Irish Athletic Schedule

* TRACK at NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships

Birmingham, Al

* Recap

* Schedule of Events 

* FENCE vs NCAA Midwest Regional Championships

NCAA Midwest Regional Championships

Notre Dame, Ind. (Castellan Family Fencing Center)

9 a.m. ET

* Live Stats

* Preview

* SB vs Illinois State

FAU/FIU Parents' Weekend Tournament

Boca Raton, Florida

11:15 a.m.

* Live Stats

* Preview

* WBB vs Syracuse University

ACC Championships

Greensboro, NC

Noon

* ESPNU

* Live Audio

* Live Stats

* MBB at University of Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, PA

12:00 PM

* Raycom

* Live Audio

* Preview

* BB at Wake Forest

Winston-Salem, NC

12 p.m. ET

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* SB vs North Dakota State

FAU/FIU Parents' Weekend Tournament

Boca Raton, Florida

1:30 p.m.

* Live Stats

* Preview

* BB at Wake Forest

Winston-Salem, NC

4 p.m.

* ACC Network Extra

* Watch

* Live Stats

* HOCKEY vs Michigan State University

Big Ten Tournament (Quarterfinals)

NOTRE DAME, IND. (COMPTON FAMILY ICE ARENA)

7:00 P.M.

* None

* BTN Plus

* Live Stats

* Tickets

* Preview

* MLAX vs University of Denver

Costa Mesa, CA

10:00 PM

Irish Athletic Schedule

TRACK at NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships Birmingham, Al 12:00 p.m. ET

WBB vs University of North Carolina ACC Championships Greensboro, NC 2 pm ET

WTEN vs Louisville Notre Dame, IN 3:30 p.m. ET

BB at Wake Forest Winston-Salem, NC 6 p.m. ET

HOCKEY vs Michigan State University - Big Ten Tournament (Quarterfinals) NOTRE DAME, IND. (COMPTON FAMILY ICE ARENA) 7:00 P.M. ET

Notre Dame Athletic Schedule

No games scheduled

Irish Athletic Schedule

MBB vs Clemson University - Notre Dame, IN - 9:00 PM ET

No Irish Athletic Events are Scheduled for Today