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The Athletic places Syracuse quarterback Steve Angeli at No. 44 overall for the 2026 season, noting his sixth‑seed ACC standing, injury‑marred 2025 performance, and a schedule stacked with top‑tier opponents.
The Fighting Irish will join Air Force, Army and Nebraska in a three‑day tournament featuring two games per day.
The Manhattan Jaspers will face the University of Miami in a non‑conference basketball game on November 20, 2026, marking the second meeting between the programs.
With the season opener against New Mexico State looming, Florida State's defense is undergoing a major transformation, blending experienced returnees with promising newcomers.
Former Ohio State quarterback Kirk Herbstreit predicts a Notre Dame victory in the College Football Playoff, praises Miami quarterback C.J. Carr, and envisions a possible rematch with the Irish.
A look at the promising college quarterbacks who are expected to make a significant impact in the upcoming 2026 season, highlighting their skills, teams and early projections.
The Hurricanes' strong running back room, retained coordinators and evolving coach Mario Cristobal set the stage for an explosive offense and a defense that could rival last year's unit.
The Badgers open against a top‑five Notre Dame team, travel to Penn State and host USC, facing significant underdog status but seeing pathways to surprise victories.
The NCAA’s upcoming five‑year eligibility window promises to reshape college football strategy, and Notre Dame’s head coach explains how it eases pressure on athletes and influences scholarship planning.
After being dismissed by LSU, Brian Kelly is exploring new coaching opportunities, leveraging his strong win rate and media savvy to attract interest from several schools.
Notre Dame is courting five‑star linebacker Kaden Henderson, a Texas A&M commit, as it seeks to reshape its 2027 recruiting class, already bolstered by a pledge from Roman Igwebuike
Indiana University projects a stacked starting five and a wealth of options off the bench, highlighting the impact of recent transfers and high‑school recruits.
Veteran analyst Kirk Herbstreit predicts Notre Dame as the frontrunner for the 2026 national championship, citing a returning quarterback, a strong defense and an easier schedule, while also highlighting Miami and Texas A&M as potential challengers.
Notre Dame’s 2026 football slate promises revenge, marquee matchups and affordable ticket options as the Fighting Irish enter the season ranked No. 4.
The Fighting Irish aim to convert a ten‑game winning streak into a College Football Playoff berth, facing key rivals and a national audience.
Assistant coach Mike Farrelly wants to schedule a game against six‑time NCAA champion Connecticut, citing a historic rivalry and the appeal of playing at Madison Square Garden, a venue the Irish haven't visited since 2018.
Assistant coach Mike Farrelly of Notre Dame sees a clash with six‑time national champion UConn as a chance to rekindle a storied series and test his team against one of college basketball’s elite.
With key departures and new additions, Notre Dame's head coach expresses confidence in a revitalized backfield ahead of the Shamrock Series showdown.
The Irish open their season in Rome against Villanova, relying on experienced senior guards and a coaching staff eager to translate commitment into tournament success.
The Fighting Irish are using the offseason to build chemistry, with both new and returning players focusing on connection on and off the court before opening the season in Rome.
The 2026 MLB Draft saw the Chicago White Sox select Roch Cholowsky first overall, capping a trajectory that began with Notre Dame’s quarterback interest and a collegiate career at UCLA marked by elite hitting stats.
With Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon, Miami and Georgia leading the pack, the 2026 College Football Playoff picture is taking shape. Emerging programs, new coaches and favorable schedules could reshape the contender list before the first kickoff.
Notre Dame's 2027 recruiting class holds the second spot nationally, anchored by four five-star prospects and a deep pool of top-100 talent.
ESPN's latest coach rankings place Marcus Freeman fourth for the 2026 season, highlighting his 43‑12 record, a championship‑game run and a recruiting class that could finally end Notre Dame's postseason drought.