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Senior captain Jordan Faison, a top receiver and primary punt returner, earned his spot through hard work, posting 81 receiving yards and a 10.2‑yard average on punt returns, while the coaching staff looks to develop younger players for future roles.
A rapid start to the season sees the Buckeyes, Fighting Irish and Bulldogs notch blowout wins, while standout players emerge to shape the narrative ahead of the full schedule.
Notre Dame’s dominant 41-13 victory over Wisconsin highlighted strong offensive production and a revitalized defense in the season opener.
Notre Dame defeated Wisconsin in a game that highlighted a second-half offensive line resurgence, a key contribution from Aneyas Williams, and a game‑ending defensive interception return.
The Fighting Irish dominated Wisconsin 41-13 in their season opener, displaying improved second-half execution, a solid defensive foundation, and promising performances from key players.
Week 1 performances propelled Ohio State to the top of Joel Klatt’s latest rankings, with Texas, LSU, Miami, Notre Dame and others moving up or holding steady in a rapidly evolving top ten.
In a thrilling opener at Lambeau Field, Notre Dame erased a 13‑10 halftime deficit to defeat Wisconsin 41‑13, showcasing a stout defense that limited the Badgers to 67 rushing yards and a revitalized rushing attack led by Aneyas Williams.
The Wisconsin Badgers dropped a 41‑13 decision to No. 5 Notre Dame at Lambeau Field on September 6, revealing both offensive firepower and defensive shortcomings that will shape upcoming games against Western Illinois and Eastern Michigan.
Notre Dame’s 41-13 victory over Wisconsin highlighted strong second-half performances by transfers Aneyas Williams and DJ McKinney, while the team prepares for a home opener against Rice on September 12.
In a sunny September afternoon at Lambeau Field, Notre Dame routed Wisconsin 41-13, highlighted by a 55‑yard interception return and multiple scoring drives.
The Badgers will open the 2026 season at Lambeau Field against a top‑ranked Notre Dame squad, with predictions pointing to a low‑scoring affair and a heavy favorite for the Irish.
Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr is testing under‑center snaps, a technique borrowed from the NFL that could reshape the Irish offense and defensive dynamics heading into the 2024 season.
Notre Dame’s 2026 campaign centers on quarterback CJ Carr, a Heisman favorite, and a defense stacked with NFL prospects, aiming to break a 38‑year championship drought.
A look at how Nolan James Jr.'s wrestling background, family legacy, and versatile skill set are influencing his role in Notre Dame's offense.
An early preview of the Irish standouts who could define the 2026 campaign.
The opening day of Notre Dame’s 2026 football camp showcased returning stars, newcomers, and competition at quarterback and special teams, setting the tone for a season still shrouded in question marks.
On August 7, the Fighting Irish held their second 2026 fall camp practice, featuring key staff and emerging talent, while the newly opened Shields Hall welcomed the team.
Notre Dame’s first fall practice of 2026 showcased coach Marcus Freeman’s active leadership, the emergence of quarterback CJ Carr as a clear starter, and the continued development of key defensive pieces such as Kyngstonn Viliamu‑Asa and Adon Shuler, while acknowledging the need for experience among younger players and transfers.
Freshman running back Jonaz Walton is already generating buzz in South Bend as the Irish prepare for the 2024 season. At 5‑foot‑9 and 214 pounds, the newcomer brings a blend of speed and power that has caught the eye of coaches and teammates alike.
Texas running back Kedren Young returns to Notre Dame after a year‑long recovery, aiming to carve out a role in the Irish offense.
Notre Dame and Boston College will meet in a 2026 back‑to‑back showdown, with the Irish entering with a strong defense but a depleted backfield, while the Eagles aim to upset a formidable opponent.
As Notre Dame prepares for fall camp in 2026, a wave of storylines — from quarterback pressure to defensive line depth — will shape the team's quest for a national championship.
With the departure of NFL draftees Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price, the Fighting Irish are shaping a new group of running backs, each bringing distinct strengths to sustain a potent ground game.
A recent simulation projects the 2026 Notre Dame squad to finish 11‑1, with quarterback CJ Carr earning Heisman consideration and a defense anchored by veteran linebackers. The model predicts victories over traditional powerhouses and a heartbreaking overtime defeat in the title game.