A few notes from Notre Dame's win over Louisville.

12 points. Only one touchdown on four red zone trips (minus the final one where Notre Dame was in victory formation). That’s the short story of this game. The long one has a lot more nuance.

Don't take Clark Lea for granted. Notre Dame held Javian Hawkins to his lowest rushing total in two years and only allowed seven points to 12th ranked offense in SP+

A few thoughts for your Sunday.

Notre Dame football coach Brian Kelly spoke following the win over Louisville.

Multiple third-down conversions. Game on the line. Notre Dame played big-boy football to finally quell Louisville's upset-bid Saturday afternoon inside Notre Dame Stadium.

Notre Dame's defense held an explosive Louisville offense to just 219 total yards on Saturday.

It was ugly. It was inefficient. It was potentially disastrous. It was also a win where Notre Dame held the 12th ranked offense in SP+ to seven points and didn't allow a play longer than 30 yards

Nothing about it was pretty --- except the 10th-straight win for Notre Dame and the Irish's 22nd home win in a row. How did Notre Dame survive? Details inside.

We're live from Notre Dame Stadium as the Fighting Irish host Louisville on Saturday afternoon.

Notre Dame left tackle Liam Eichenberg still sports a swollen, bruised left eye. It's been that way since early last week against Florida State. Eichenberg finished playing that game, and he's set for Saturday's tilt against visiting Louisville.

QB Malik Cunningham has explosive players to distribute the ball to, but he's struggled to distribute it when pressured

Notre Dame cornerback TaRiq Bracy has spent the last two years focused on his weight. It's paid off as he's now over 180 pounds and he's become a strong football player.

The No. 4 Notre Dame Fighting Irish are among the nation's best in a variety of key statistical categories, on a greater pace than the 2018 CFP Irish squad through 30% of the season. Which units and players are most outstanding? Who's the No. 8-rated offensive player in all of college football?

Notre Dame football coach Brian Kelly felt normalcy this week as the Fighting Irish roster is almost completely healthy.

Notre Dame football coach Brian Kelly spoke for the final time the Irish host Louisville.

Thoughts on plenty of reasons for optimism for the #NotreDame defense, an ascending Bo Bauer, success running the football, and more

Louisville is a 1-3 football team that could easily be 3-1. They still have explosive athletes on offense and at times a disruptive defense, but are not very good up front on either side of the ball