Marcus Freeman and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish got a talented safety prospect in Nick Reddish, making a solid addition to the 2026 class.

Review: Notre Dame looks good, almost too good, in the "Here Come The Irish" documentary. Those Notre Dame fans who need something to watch before training camp starts might want to tune into the "Here Come The Irish", a documentary about the 2024 Notre Dame football season that is streamable on Peacock.

Miles Boykin led Notre Dame with 59 catches for 872 yards and eight touchdowns during his senior year, which ended with a loss to Clemson in the CFP. If Fields can be that kind of receiver — very good but maybe not quite spectacular — that’s probably a win for Notre Dame.

Notre Dame was one win away from securing the national title last season. Although the Fighting Irish came up short, fans won’t forget the 2024 run anytime soon. College football expert Phil Steele believes Notre Dame has more good times ahead,

Notre Dame is looking to add another commitment to the 2026 recruiting class before the weekend officially begins.

It was the CareSource Jeremiyah Love Impact Camp, and it took place at Washington High School. The camp featured over 200 kids in grades 1-8. Love helped guide them through drills, teaching them various fundamentals of football.

H ead coach Marcus Freeman emerged as one of the nation’s top coaches after leading Notre Dame to the national title game in his third season. If the Fighting Irish maintain the

Notre Dame football kept its hot recruiting steak going, as they landed a commitment from 2026 3-star safety Nick Reddish.