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Notre Dame safety Brauntae Johnson is asking teammates and staff to call him by his given name, pronounced ‘Bray‑ON‑tae,’ while his social media still shows the moniker ‘Tae Tae.’ The request comes as he navigates fatherhood and a desire for a more mature identity.
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.
Texas running back Kedren Young returns to Notre Dame after a year‑long recovery, aiming to carve out a role in the Irish offense.
A detailed injury update from Notre Dame reveals a mix of sidelined and limited participants, with key recruits expected to return before the first game against Wisconsin.
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.
With key departures and new additions, Notre Dame's head coach expresses confidence in a revitalized backfield ahead of the Shamrock Series showdown.
With high expectations for head coach Marcus Freeman and coordinator Mike Denbrock, Notre Dame's 2026 offense hinges on several competitive position battles that could define the team's success.
With standout players like CJ Carr, Drayk Bowen and Christian Gray, plus top 2027 recruits Albert Simien and Champ Monds, Notre Dame looks set to contend for a championship and see multiple athletes drafted in 2027.
The Fighting Irish are entering a critical recovery phase, with key players showing promising form ahead of player‑led workouts in July.
From Michigan’s quarterback dilemma to Oregon’s quest for a signature win, the network’s expert outlines the challenges and opportunities facing the nation’s elite programs.