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No. 3 Notre Dame brings suffocating defense, recruiting homecoming to Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Through the first month of the season, third-ranked Notre Dame has established itself as one of the most suffocating, dominant defensive units in college football. Allowing less than 10 points per game, the Fighting Irish (4-0) have overwhelmed opponents with speed, violence, and poise. Whether forcing turnovers or stepping up in sudden-change situations, the defense has refused to flinch. As the Irish head to Chapel Hill this Saturday to face North Carolina, linebackin
Notre Dame running backs find rhythm ahead of road matchup at North Carolina (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - After a slow, grinding start to the season, the Notre Dame ground game is finally finding its rhythm. The Irish ran wild last weekend at Purdue, rolling up 180 yards on the ground behind the dynamic tandem of Aneyas Williams and Nolan James Jr. Now, with a high-stakes road test at North Carolina looming, the running back room faces its toughest test yet against a disciplined front seven coached by Bill Belichick. Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman says subtle scheme a
Notre Dame special teams coordinator, kicker prepare for Purdue reunion (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - When Notre Dame travels to West Lafayette on Saturday, the emotions will hit a little closer to home for the Fighting Irish special teams unit. Special teams coordinator Marty Biagi and kicker Spencer Porath both previously spent time inside the Purdue program, making the rivalry clash a full-circle moment. “You know, it’s my second time being there, you know, here at Notre Dame,” Biagi said. “And so, you know, it was a great place. It was a great time. And so nothing b
Notre Dame gears up for in-state rivalry matchup at Purdue (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Third-ranked Notre Dame travels to Purdue Saturday for an in-state rivalry matchup, marking the team’s first true road test of the season. The Irish enter the game 3-0. True freshman safety Joey O’Brien, a former five-star recruit, will make his first career start at Ross-Ade Stadium in place of Luke Talich, who was injured during last week’s win over Michigan State. Standing six-foot-four with elite range, O’Brien has all the physical tools in the world. Notre Dame hea
Notre Dame safety Luke Talich out against Purdue with wrist injury (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Notre Dame starting safety Luke Talich will miss Saturday’s road game at Purdue with a wrist injury, opening the starting spot for true freshman Joey O’Brien. Talich had been filling in as a starter for Brauntae Johnson, who was injured in the season opener against Wisconsin, leaving Notre Dame thinner at safety. The former walk-on from Wyoming is coming off a big performance against Michigan State in which he had an interception, a pass deflection and a sack. O’Brien,
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