No. 18 Notre Dame cruised to a 66-7 victory over Purdue to rebound after a crushing loss to Northern Illinois in Week 2. The Fighting Irish scored 42 unanswered points in the first half and never looked back, even pulling quarterback Riley Leonard after the half.

Notre Dame is one of the most popular and polarizing programs in college football. As such, the Fighting Irish are also one of the most viewed teams, routinely amassing huge TV numbers.. This past weekend versus Purdue was no different,

Notre Dame is fresh off one of the biggest upsets in recent memory, falling at home to Northern Illinois as nearly a four-touchdown favorite. What Notre Dame team shows up Saturday afternoon in West Lafayette as the Irish make their first trip to take on Purdue there since 2013?

Maybe it's because Notre Dame football usually has a large audience. Maybe it's because neutral fans were curious to see if the Fighting Irish could bounce back after the loss to Northern Illinois at home.

There was an interesting movement in Notre Dame football recruiting on Thursday afternoon, as an offer went out that may not just impact the 2026 class. Mississippi wide receiver Tristen Keys announced on Thursday that the Irish were the latest school to give

F or this week’s Throwback Thursday, we take you back to the unforgettable 1909 football season, a pivotal year in Notre Dame’s football history. Not only did this season soli

Notre Dame got back on track last week in a 66-7 dismantling of Purdue to move to 2-1 on the season. Next up for the Irish is a home date with Miami University on Saturday as Notre Dame looks to avoid another upset-minded MAC opponent.