When it comes to Notre Dame football, I expect the Fighting Irish to be aggressive during this portal period, perhaps the most we have seen in the Transfer Portal era. Head coach Marcus Freeman understands the key holes to fill on this roster, and there are going to be talented players out there to fill them. There is a lot of value to be had.

The idea of the Dukes, who have only played one power conference opponent all season, getting into the playoff and Notre Dame getting left out is still something that seven-time champion and college football Hall of Famer Nick Saban disagrees with.

Notre Dame announced another award for star running back Jeremiyah Love after he was a Heisman Trophy finalist.

Now, we are seeing some of the roster fallout that is expected at the end of the season. Notably, backup quarterback Kenny Minchey has announced that he will enter the transfer portal when it opens at the start of the new year.

Why it makes sense for Notre Dame to actually be rooting for an old rival this weekend in the College Football Playoff.

Understanding No. 10 Notre Dame's case for inclusion in the College Football Playoff doesn't require an advanced analytics degree or an in-depth comparison of at-large candidates all boasting comparable resumes. The Fighting Irish's case is pretty simple.

The decision to allow the Alabama Crimson Tide into the College Football Playoff with three losses was called into question by Notre Dame legend Joe Theismann.

Notre Dame has placed two players in the Sports Illustrated 2026 top 100 NFL draft prospects. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have two players on Sports Illustrated's 2026 Top 100 NFL draft prospects list.

Two of Notre Dame's best players in recent history made headlines this week, as it was announced that junior running back Jeremiyah Love and sophomore cornerback Leonard Moore were named unanimous 2025 first-team All-American selections.