Thoughts on recruiting, developing, and retaining talent at Notre Dame and how a "dawg" mentality permeates through the program

Notre Dame’s combination of quarterback play, veteran leadership and improved depth explains why the Irish own some of the best title odds in college football.

Thoughts on Notre Dame's receiving corps, on how preparation helps CJ Carr impact the game even when he's not passing, and more

Thoughts on Marcus Freeman's offseason approach being very different than Steve Sarkisian's, why the hate for Notre Dame gets louder with every L the ACC takes, and why an offense that barely gave up sacks last season should give up even less this fall

Thoughts on how Notre Dame and top national championship contenders compare to each other when it comes to returning snaps up front, on the Irish being stronger at the line of scrimmage than they've been during the Freeman era, and on levelling up with D-line recruiting

Blake Hebert and Noah Grubbs capitalized on a ton of reps this spring to position themselves in Notre Dame’s backup quarterback race, but with Teddy Jarrard arriving this summer, the battle for QB2 is only heating up behind CJ Carr.

With full trust from Mike Denbrock and Marcus Freeman, CJ Carr’s pre-snap mastery and leadership are pushing Notre Dame’s offense to another level this spring.

Notre Dame closed spring with a 34-31 scrimmage win for the offense as freshmen flashed, Luke Talich showcased versatility, and the offensive line took a step forward.

Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman spoke following Saturday's scrimmage.

Thoughts on Anthonie Knapp being an exemplary player at Notre Dame, on how embracing Jeremiyah Love being unique helped him shine, and the JOK First Impression Award

Thoughts on the how Notre Dame's roster advanced over the last three years, on the gap between good and championship caliber even with an elite quarterback, on Elijah Hughes adding to the culture at Notre Dame, and more

There's a minimum level of talent that CFP champions have had over the last 12 seasons and Notre Dame looks like they have the necessary talent to win it all in 2026

After a breakout 2025 season, CJ Carr isn’t chasing perfection. He’s embracing leadership. With trust from Gino Guidugli and Marcus Freeman, the redshirt sophomore is blending elite preparation with freedom to push Notre Dame’s offense to another level.

With Jordan Faison leading the way and a wave of young receivers emerging, Notre Dame’s wideout group may ultimately decide its championship ceiling.

Six practices into spring, Notre Dame is building a new-look offensive line and Will Black’s development at left tackle could define the unit.

Chippy moments haven’t concerned Marcus Freeman this spring. Instead, they’ve reinforced the competitive culture he wants.

Thoughts on Jordan Faison being one of the most underrated receivers in college football, why people shouldn't discount the big game experience of Jaden Greathouse, the value of Cooper Flanagan, and more

Greg and Jamie discuss the latest updates from Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman including injuries, the offensive line configuration, and CJ Carr trying new things during spring ball