The new stadium network will serve as a central hub for an expansion of Wi-Fi 6E across the campus, providing high-speed ...

The Buckeyes take on Notre Dame in the national championship game ... once roommates at Manning Passing Academy ESPN's "College GameDay" will also be on site for the final game of the season ...

REQUIRED READING: As Marcus Freeman puts Notre Dame on national title doorstep, can Chicago Bears resist him? The game, with ESPN's "College GameDay" on site in Atlanta, will be the third matchup ...

Here's how "GameDay" predicted the national championship game: Desmond Howard: Notre Dame Nick Saban: Ohio State Pat McAfee: Ohio State Lee Corso: Notre Dame Kirk Herbstreit: Abstained (calling game) ...

Or did any of the staff have the courage to take the underdog Notre Dame Fighting Irish? Here is who the members of the ESPN College GameDay staff picked to win Monday night's national ...

REQUIRED READING:National championship game live updates: Ohio State vs. Notre Dame time, picks, how to watch To make the CFP championship game, Notre Dame first beat No. 10 Indiana at home in the ...

ATLANTA – Notre Dame knows the risks of playing man-to-man pass defense against Ohio State. The Fighting Irish embrace it in Monday's College Football Playoff championship game. “We've got to ...

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 Ohio State Buckeyes will take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish for the national title. Ahead of the national championship game, will ESPN's pregame show "College GameDay" be on the air?

ATLANTA — Jack Kiser walked up the tunnel toward Notre Dame’s locker room beneath Mercedes-Benz Stadium, tears welling in his bloodshot eyes, as if the linebacker had anything else to pour out.

After Week Two, Notre Dame had a magical run in 2024. The Irish won 13 games in a row, including three playoff games and a stretch where they beat every team by double digits. This was good enough ...