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How to buy Notre Dame vs Army football tickets at Yankee Stadium

Want to watch the Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs Army Black Knights in person on Saturday, Nov. 23 at Yankee Stadium? Tickets still remain for as little as $121.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish will face the Army Black Knights this Saturday for the 2024 edition of the Shamrock Series inside Yankee Stadium, and if you want to catch this epic event live and in person, you can find the ticket details you need to know just below.

The Irish enter the weekend ranked sixth in the US LBM Coaches Poll with a 9-1 overall record with just two games remaining. The lone loss came in came in upset fashion at the hands of the Northern Illinois Huskies during Week 2.

The Knights find themselves ranked 17th in this week’s Coaches Poll behind a perfect 9-0 total tally and 7-0 against other American Athletic Conference schools. Notre Dame easily represents the biggest challenge for Army this fall.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Army Black Knights go head to head in New York on Saturday, Nov. 23 at 7 p.m. ET.

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How to buy Notre Dame vs Army football tickets

This Shamrock Series matchup looks to be a great one — and the allure of Yankee Stadium adds a bit of bling to the marquee as well. This a game you definitely want to see live.

At the time of publication, the cheapest available tickets for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs Army Black Knights are $121.

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How to buy Notre Dame vs Army football tickets at Yankee Stadium

Want to watch the Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs Army Black Knights in person on Saturday, Nov. 23 at Yankee Stadium? Tickets still remain for as little as $121.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Army Black Knights go head to head in New York on Saturday, Nov. 23 at 7 p.m. ET.

How to buy Notre Dame vs Army football tickets

This Shamrock Series matchup looks to be a great one — and the allure of Yankee Stadium adds a bit of bling to the marquee as well. This a game you definitely want to see live.

At the time of publication, the cheapest available tickets for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs Army Black Knights are $121.

Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love creates Web site

Jeremiyah Love has done what so many people do — created a Web site to show off his work.

Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love is one of the team’s best offensive players — and he’s created a Web site to tell his story. Oh, and to sell you some merch.

We’re living in a NIL world, so there’s nothing wrong with Love selling graphic t-shirts emblazoned with artwork of him in action. He’s one of the two best running backs and top three offensive players at a university with a national fan base, so why not get some money before he gets to the NFL? Or in case he doesn’t?

Not to mention he can make his case for himself to NFL scouts, in addition to what he does on the field. He can also solicit donations to his 4LOVE foundation and show off his creative side with his comic book. He even lists an email address for fans and media to contact him.

If you’re interested in his Web site, you can check it out here.

Jeremiyah Love has a Web site now. — Sep 28, 2024; South Bend, Indiana, USA; Notre Dame Fighting Irish running back Jeremiyah Love (4) runs the ball against the Louisville Cardinals in the third quarter at Notre Dame Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matt Cashore-Imagn Images

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Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard named a Manning Award Star of the Week

Riley Leonard’s performance from Saturday gets recognized.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish quarterback Riley Leonard has been named a Manning Award Star of the Week for his performance against Stanford.

Leonard completed 16 of 22 passes for 229 yards and three touchdowns and ran six times for 31 yards and a touchdown with a long of 18 yards. He had a quarterback rating of 94.6 in the 49-7 win over the Cardinal.

Fans can now vote for the quarterback of the week. Leonard is up against Luke Altmyer from Illinois, Evan Bullock from Louisana Tech, Dillon Gabriel from Oregon, Cade Klubnik from Clemson, Jordan McCloud from Texas State, Garrett Nussmeier from LSU, and E.J. Warner from Rice.

Voting closes at 9 a.m. Central time on Wednesday and you can vote here.

Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard (13) jumps into the end zone for a touchdown during a NCAA college football game between Notre Dame and Stanford at Notre Dame Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024, in South Bend.

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Experts still keeping Notre Dame off the top of lists, blowout versus Stanford aside

Notre Dame still has work to do to get respect.

We’re starting to sound like a broken record, but once again, two top college football experts have kept Notre Dame off of their top 10 lists.

Although one does have the Fighting Irish in the “almost” category.

Once again, we blame the continuing fallout from the Northern Illinois game, though at this point it’s less about that loss than the perception that Notre Dame has only played one quality opponent — Louisville — since.

The schedule is the schedule, though, and while it probably is weaker in 2024 than Irish fans are used to seeing, Notre Dame can only play the team in front of it. Next week it faces a frisky but not unbeatable Georgia Tech team in a neutral-site game that’s in the Yellow Jacket’s backyard.

Florida State was once considered tough, but that team is a mess. Army and Navy are both undefeated to this point but few expect either team to beat the Irish. Even if it wins out, Notre Dame may still be overlooked until it faces USC at season’s end — and even then, the Irish will need a victory over the Trojans.

Joel Klatt did put the Irish as an “almost” in his Top 10 before giving the top five to Texas, Oregon, Ohio State, Georgia and Penn State. Danny Kannell, meanwhile, doesn’t have the Irish in his Top 12. He doesn’t list honorable mentions.

Kannell’s top five are Texas, Oregon, Penn State, Miami (Florida) and BYU.

For reference, the Irish are No. 12 in the AP poll.

Notre Dame will need to keep stacking wins — and ones that look like the blowout over Stanford, if possible — to get more respect. Perhaps some other teams need to lose, as well.

Notre Dame linebacker Drayk Bowen (34) tackles Stanford running back Chris Davis Jr. (5) during a NCAA college football game between Notre Dame and Stanford at Notre Dame Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024, in South Bend.

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How to buy Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Stanford Cardinals college football tickets

Want to watch the Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Stanford Cardinals in person on Saturday, Oct. 12? Tickets still remain for as little as $80.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish welcome the Stanford Cardinal to northern Indiana on Saturday for a Week 7 college football battle, and if you want to be in the crowd for the action this weekend, we have ticket information right here.

The Fighting Irish occupy the No. 12 spot in the latest US LBM Coaches Poll with a 4-1 overall record and a three-game winning streak. Their lone loss came at home at the hands of the upset experts, the Northern Illinois Huskies, in Week 2.

The Cardinal are just 2-3 overall in their first year of Atlantic Coast Conference competition, with their only ACC victory so far coming against the Syracuse Orange on the road in Week 4.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish will host Stanford Cardinals on Saturday, Oct. 12 at 3:30 p.m. ET.

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How to buy Notre Dame vs Stanford football tickets

Since getting tripped up by NIU, the Fighting Irish appear to have found their mojo but they cannot afford to let off the gas against the Cardinals. Catching a live Notre Dame football game is something every college football fan should experience, so here is how to get your tickets.

At the time of publication, the cheapest available tickets for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs Stanford Cardinals are $80.

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How to buy Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Stanford Cardinals college football tickets

Want to watch the Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Stanford Cardinals in person on Saturday, Oct. 12? Tickets still remain for as little as $80.

The Cardinal are just 2-3 overall in their first year of Atlantic Coast Conference competition, with their only ACC victory so far coming against the Syracuse Orange on the road in Week 4.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish will host Stanford Cardinals on Saturday, Oct. 12 at 3:30 p.m. ET.

How to buy Notre Dame vs Stanford football tickets

At the time of publication, the cheapest available tickets for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish vs Stanford Cardinals are $80.

Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard on key watch list

Riley Leonard could be comeback player of the year.

Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard is on the October watch list for College Football Comeback Player of the Year.

This follows Leonard’s decision to transfer from Duke to Notre Dame in 2023. Leonard suffered a season-ending ankle injury on his final play against the Fighting Irish in Notre Dame’s 21-14 road victory over the Blue Devils.

Cynical Notre Dame fans might also say it applies to Leonard’s 2024 season — Leonard struggled in the passing game early but has looked better in the two most recent games.

We’re betting he’s on the list because of the injury and only because of the injury, but given his early struggles, we understand where Irish fans are coming from.

Regardless, Leonard has a shot at the award if he continues to play well over the remainder of the season.

Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard (13) takes his helmet off as he walks off the field at the end of a drive during a NCAA college football game between Notre Dame and Louisville at Notre Dame Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024, in South Bend.

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Battle of ex-Notre Dame tight ends in Chicago turns out to be quiet

Two former Notre Dame tight ends faced off in Chicago Sunday.

Notre Dame fans who also follow the NFL may have taken an interest in Sunday’s game between the Carolina Panthers and the Chicago Bears at Chicago’s Soldier Field.

That’s because Bears tight end Cole Kmet was playing against ex-teammate Tommy Tremble, who is now a Panther. Both played tight end at Notre Dame and both saw action during the same season in 2019.

If Fighting Irish fans were hoping to see the two former teammates out-dueling one another, that didn’t happen. Tremble left the game with an apparent concussion after being targeted just twice. He caught one pass for 7 yards, and he fumbled the ball after that reception. It was the same play in which the concussion appeared to happen.

Sep 25, 2022; Charlotte, North Carolina, USA; Carolina Panthers tight end Tommy Tremble (82) during warm ups at Bank of America Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports

Kmet, meanwhile, was quiet early but eventually he was targeted four times, catching three of those passes for 57 yards, with a long of 26.

Even if the matchup was quiet, it’s a reminder of how many tight ends Notre Dame has sent to the NFL in recent years.

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Notre Dame Week 5 highlight: Xavier Watts pick kills promising Louisville drive

Notre Dame’s Xavier Watts continues to make big plays.

The Louisville Cardinals were driving against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish after forcing the Irish to punt. It looked like the Cardinals would have a solid shot at the end zone for a potentially game-tying touchdown.

Then a deflected Tyler Shough pass ended up in the hands of Irish safety Xavier Watts. Watts returned it 34 yards to the Louisville 36.

Unfortunately, the Irish were unable to find the end zone on the ensuing drive — Jeremiyah Love was stuffed for a loss of three on a third-and-1 run. Notre Dame kicker Mitch Jeter hit a 48-yard field goal, so the Irish didn’t come up totally empty.

Who else but Xavier Watts?#GoIrish☘️ | @xavierwatts6 pic.twitter.com/x9QsBd24O8

— Notre Dame Football (@NDFootball) September 28, 2024

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