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3 most important games for Notre Dame football in 2024
Marcus Freeman and Notre Dame football open the 2024 season with playoff aspirations, but the schedule won't allow for many slip-ups. Yes, this is the first year of the 12-team playoff, but for those paying attention, Notre Dame can't earn a top-four seed because those are reserved for the Power Four conference champions. That has caused some drama in terms of conference question marks for the Irish, but they have decided to remain Independent -- at least for the time being.
Notre Dame Football fans slam new Shamrock Series jerseys which "shouldn't be allowed"
Under Armour has attempted to relive history with its latest jersey designs for Notre Dame Football, but fans have claimed the uniforms "shouldn't be allowed" in a brutal reaction
Damari Simeon calls Notre Dame football offer 'insane'
While the Notre Dame football team is busy getting ready for the 2024 season, it’s also working hard on the recruiting front. This week, the Irish are hosting their annual Grill and Chill get together, with some of the best targets from 2026 as well as several commits from the 2025 cycle.
Hubbard’s biography ‘ARA’ reveals true greatness of legendary Irish football coach
Edward W. “Moose” Krause, who was recruited to play football at Notre Dame by the legendary Knute Rockne, was an assistant coach for another Irish coaching great Frank Leahy and later became the school’s long-time athletic director, had this to say when the school introduced new football coach Ara Parseghian on Dec. 18, 1963.
New women’s residence hall to be named for Therese Mary Grojean
The family of Thomas F. Grojean Sr., a member of the University of Notre Dame’s class of 1960, has made a significant leadership gift for the construction of Therese Mary Grojean Hall, a women’s residence hall on the south side of campus, that will honor the legacy of their beloved wife and mother.
Guiliano, Christianson Set For Paris Olympics
Guiliano is making his Olympic debut, while Christianson earned a spot in Tokyo in 2021. The 2024 Paris Olympic Games will officially kick off on Friday night, and a pair of current Notre Dame men’s swimmers will compete: rising senior Chris Guiliano (Douglassville, Pa.) and rising graduate student Tyler Christianson (Easton, Md.).
Notre Dame basketball recruiting: Fighting Irish eye 5-star guard
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish basketball is trying to rebuild quickly and maybe even be a contender in the 2024-25 season. But the team is also working hard to be a contender in the near future. And getting someone like Trey McKenney on board would go a long way in that regard.
Notre Dame vs. Northern Illinois: Huskies’ New Lineup and Key Players Previewed
Notre Dame's upcoming 2024 football game against Northern Illinois, a first-time opponent for the Irish, presents an intriguing matchup. Thomas Hammock, the head coach of Northern Illinois, has a 24-33 record over six seasons. Antario Brown, the standout in Northern Illinois' offense, gained nearly 1,300 yards and scored 10 touchdowns...
Notre Dame baseball adds Lucas Jones to its coaching staff
During his first two seasons with Notre Dame baseball, Shawn Stiffler has led the Irish to a 57-49 record. He knows this isn’t good enough for the program and with that made a move on Thursday to bolster his coaching staff. Lucas Jones was hired as an assistant coach as he will help on the infield along with base-running. Jones previously was at the University of Lynchburg, where he had been the head coach since 2017. He was extremely successful in his tenure, as he was named the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 2021. In 2023, Jones guided his team to a National Championship. 𝗪𝗘𝗟𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗘 𝗧𝗢 𝗦𝗢𝗨𝗧𝗛 𝗕𝗘𝗡𝗗! Stiffler Adds Lucas Jones to Staff 🔗 https://t.co/dGhfgS6lXl#GoIrish ☘️ pic.twitter.com/GA7CH5WlLV — Notre Dame Baseball (@NDBaseball) July 25, 2024 The hope is that Jones experience will help the Irish get over the hump and return back to the NCAA Tournament. Contact/Follow us @IrishWireND on X (Formerly Twitter), and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Notre Dame news, notes, and opinions. Follow Mike on X: @MikeFChen
Notre Dame football fans won't be thrilled about Olympics broadcasting addition
There are few Notre Dame football broadcasters that are less popular among the fanbase than Jac Collingsworth. Whether it’s because he doesn’t show enough excitement or because fans just don’t see him as a member of the Fighting Irish nation, he was not well liked. Because of...
Keep track of all former Notre Dame athletes competing in 2024 Paris Olympics here
Former and current University of Notre Dame student-athletes step out of the shadow of the Golden Dome and into of the Eifel Tower as they compete for gold during the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris July 25 through Aug. 11. Nineteen Irish alums qualified for the 2024 Olympic Games and...
2026 DE McHale Blade Recaps Lastest Notre Dame Visit
2026 Simeon (Ill.) defensive end McHale Blade has been a frequent visitor to Notre Dame this offseason as he’s made multiple stops at Notre Dame. Yet, the 6-foot-4, 230-pounder was back on campus for Notre Dame’s Grill and Chill event on Thursday. The emphasis of visit wasn’t...
Notre Dame alum Lauren Ebo named to Nigerian Olympic team
PARIS (WNDU) - The opening ceremonies for the 2024 Olympics in Paris are just two days away, but rosters are still being finalized. On Wednesday, Notre Dame alum Lauren Ebo was named to Nigeria’s women’s basketball team. Ebo averaged nine points and seven rebounds per game as a...
Early voting in Michigan starts Saturday, locations in St. Joseph and Berrien Counties
Early voting for the Michigan primary starts Saturday, with voting taking place locally in St. Joeseph and Berrien Counties until Tuesday, August 6. In Berrien County, early voting will be at the South County Courthouse in Niles. In St. Joseph County, it will be at their training facility in Centreville.
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