Blue-Gold Game Set for April 25; Carr first QB Starter Back since 2020
(Photo: John Mersits) Notre Dame football announced that the 95th Blue-Gold Game, presented by Meijer, will be held Saturday, April 25, 2026, at 2 p.m. ET in Notre Dame Stadium,…
(Photo: John Mersits) Notre Dame football announced that the 95th Blue-Gold Game, presented by Meijer, will be held Saturday, April 25, 2026, at 2 p.m. ET in Notre Dame Stadium,…
Long before Notre Dame was a national brand—long before Knute Rockne, the Four Horsemen, or packed Saturdays in South Bend—the Irish found legitimacy through an unlikely pioneer from Australia. More…
(Robin Alam, Icon Sportswire) With a career winning percentage of .864—second only to Knute Rockne—Frank Leahy is one of the most accomplished coaches in college football history and is a…
Notre Dame and Boston College last played each other on November 19, 2022. The Irish prevailed that day, in the snow, 44-0. (Photo: Chad Ryan) Notre Dame and Boston College…
(Photo: Wikicommons) Notre Dame Football is headed to historic Lambeau Field, finally. Notre Dame announce today that the Irish will face Wisconsin on Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026, in the latest…
Knute Rockne portrait, 1921. (Wikicommons) Editor's Note: March 31 marks the 94th anniversary of the tragic plane crash the took the life of the legendary Knute Rockne, here is a…
(Photo: WikiCommons) George Gipp, known as “the Gipper,” is considered one of the greatest and most enigmatic players in college football history. Born in 1895 in Laurium, Michigan, Gipp initially…
(Photo: Chad Ryan) "NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL" a worldwide brand synonymous with excellence. Rockne, Leahy, Parseghian, Devine, Holtz. Bowl wins, Heisman trophies, All-Americans. And national championships. Lots of 'em, 11 consensus,…
Yankee Stadium in the 1920s (WikiCommons) New York City: since the earliest days of Notre Dame football, Notre Dame and Notre Dame football has been connected to New York City. …
The Leahy monument, Notre Dame Stadium (Robin Alam/Icon Sportswire) Frank Leahy, in many ways was a Knute Rockne protégé. In 1928 Rockne recruited him out of South Dakota to play…