Whatever comfort Ohio State had in that ... and gray of Ohio State and the gold and blue of Notre Dame, with the College Football Playoff logo at midfield. The broadcast of the game between ...

So what does this have to do with anything? Well, even though the national championship game between No. 7 Notre Dame and No. 8 Ohio State will be played inside of the domed confines of Uncle ...

The Notre Dame offensive lineman -- then a freshman ... found themselves grasping for any semblance of familiarity or comfort. In Marcus Freeman, they found it. "He was the one guy we all ...

Team 118 had a unique aura surrounding them, leading to lingering questions about whether Notre Dame can quickly return to the National Championship. There was a palpable "if not now, when?" ...

This article was originally published on fansided.com as Ohio State-Notre Dame weather forecast could nullify CFB fans comfort the dome.

A coach who built this season around whip-smart preparation and know-thy-self game plans watched Notre Dame get outside its comfort zone. On a night when Notre Dame needed to drag Ohio State into ...

Notre Dame is fresh off an impressive run to the College Football Playoff National Championship, taking full advantage of the first year of the 12-team format while marching to Atlanta as the No ...

For years, college football personality Paul Finebaum hasn't had a whole lot of good things to say about Notre Dame football. SEC this, Roll Tide that, Georgia Dawgs, and a yadda yadda yadda.

Notre Dame football then almost pulled off a comeback for the ages. Eventually, Ohio State (14-2) made enough plays to hang on for a 34-23 victory, the first CFP champion in the 12-team format era.

The towels have “Shake Down the Thunder” plastered on it, along with a rendering of the Word of Life mural and Notre Dame’s logo, with the interlocking N and D. There are also 12 shamrocks ...

The 2024 season didn't finish the way Notre Dame wanted it to as the Irish lost to Ohio State in the national title game, but it doesn't take away from the overall brilliance of the campaign.