The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are gearing up for a 2025 season packed with high-stakes matchups, historic rivalries, and fresh challenges. Fresh off a 14–2 season and a College Football Playoff National Championship appearance in 2024, Marcus Freeman’s squad faces a gauntlet that could define their playoff destiny. Let’s dive into the key storylines and
A lot of wailing out of ND as they look to close out schedule for 2023. Start with the OC and then the HC. Apparently Freeman wants to run a ground and pound while also keeping QB Hartman from changing plays pre snap. So with 6 years Hartman now knows more about offense than both
Another night game against another undefeated team. Louisville has a good coach and a good QB in Plummer, but that’s it. Louisville isn’t Duke. Duke is a very good team and their DL really pushed ND’s OL around. Mike Elko is going places. He’s a good guy too – not like Kelly. He only lasted
The upcoming matchup between the Fighting Irish and the Buckeyes promises to be an exciting spectacle as Notre Dame prepares to host Ohio State. This clash of college football titans has garnered significant attention, not only for the sheer talent and tradition associated with both teams but also for the unique twist that awaits us:
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish (3-0) will look to extend their winning streak to four games when they host the Central Michigan Chippewas (1-1) on Saturday, September 16th. The Irish are ranked No. 9 in the AP Top 25 Poll, and they are heavily favored to win the game. Notre Dame Offense The Notre Dame
ND faces a continuing irritant once again Saturday. This is an utterly useless game each year since World War II. It means nothing and always ends up with leg injuries. They still cut block and are never called for it. The only way Navy wins is to knock QB Sam Hartman out of the game