How to watch Notre Dame visiting Syracuse

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Notre Dame is usually the easiest college football team to find on TV as its  home games are always on NBC (unless Peacock gets in the way … insert eyeroll emoji) and the vast majority of its road games are easily accessible.

This week is easy, even though the Irish are not on NBC, they’re on ABC instead.

Here are the viewing notes:

  • Game Day: Oct. 29th, 2022
  • Kickoff: 11:00 a.m. ET
  • TV: ABC
  • Streaming: ESPN App
  • Venue: JMA Wireless Dome, Syracuse, New York

Have fun this afternoon and go Irish!

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Know your foe, Syracuse: Which Orangemen could give Notre Dame problems

This one won’t be easy for the Irish

The Irish have yet to host a ranked opponent this year, having to travel away from South Bend each game. This week they face an opponent that is very similar to what they do, play very good defense and have enough offense to get them the win in Syracuse. The Orangemen have plenty of upperclassmen to help them achieve those goals. Find out below which ‘Cuse players could give the Irish problems Saturday afternoon.

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A guess at which Clemson quarterback will Notre Dame face in two weeks

Who do you think they go with?

The focus this week will be on Syracuse, but one can’t help but look ahead to the tilt against Clemson. Yes, both the Orangemen and Tigers are ranked, but with Dabo Swinney’s team coming from behind to defeat Dino Baber’s squad this past weekend, the Tigers exposed some of Syracuse’s weaknesses.

One of them was their inability to put Clemson away, after leading 21-7 at the end of the second quarter, Syracuse didn’t score again and allowed the home team to mount a comeback. It wasn’t starter DJ Uiagalelei leading the second half charge, it was true freshman Cade Klubnik. That begs the question of who will start for Clemson in two weeks when they face the Irish.

Actions speak louder than words, especially in sports and while Uiagalelei has taken the majority of the snaps this year, it’s conceivable that Klubnik will get some playing time for the Tigers. What makes this tough for the Irish is that Clemson has an off week and could be preparing the freshman to make his first start.

If Swinney isn’t afraid to throw him to the fire against an undefeated Syracuse team, why would he be cautious against a Notre Dame team that has struggled? There are a few factors here, one is history and the other is location.

Uiagalelei torched the Irish in his second ever start two seasons ago, throwing for 439 yards with two scores through the air and one on the ground, no interceptions and guiding his visiting team to 40 points albeit in a loss in double-overtime.

The other factor that could sway Swinney’s decision is that the game is on the road. Does he want a Klubnik’s first start to be on the road?

Even with up and down play from his incumbent starter, if I was Swinney, I’d stick to how they got to 8-0, with Uiagalelei starting. The good news for him is that he knows if his starter struggles, there’s a capable back-up waiting in the wings. It will be very interesting to see how this plays out in a little under two weeks as they take on the Irish.

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Tweet, tweet! The best second half Notre Dame tweets vs Syracuse

The last few minutes of the second quarter was fun, wasn’t it? Well, there was plenty to be happy about after a lackluster Notre Dame start at home against Syracuse. Taking a 24-7 lead into halftime was more like what we expected from the No. 2 team …

The last few minutes of the second quarter was fun, wasn’t it? Well, there was plenty to be happy about after a lackluster Notre Dame start at home against Syracuse. Taking a 24-7 lead into halftime was more like what we expected from the No. 2 team in the land. Plenty of great Notre Dame twitter content was out there as well and here is the best of it from the second half of their final home game of the year against Syracuse.

Watch: Tyree scores on 94-yard touchdown run for Notre Dame

True freshman running back Chris Tyree breaks off a huge run for Notre Dame, giving them another score and a bigger lead against Syracuse.

The Irish were trying to salt this game away, but true freshman running back Chris Tyree had other intentions. He took this handoff 94-yards to the house showcasing his track speed.

The huge run gave Notre Dame a 45-14 lead in the fourth quarter.

Watch: Tyree scores on 94-yard touchdown run for Notre Dame

True freshman running back Chris Tyree breaks off a huge run for Notre Dame, giving it another score and a bigger lead against Syracuse.

The Irish were trying to salt this game away, but true freshman running back Chris Tyree had other intentions. He took this handoff 94 yards to the house showcasing his track speed.

The huge run gave Notre Dame a 45-14 lead in the fourth quarter.

Watch: Javon McKinley for three, scores third touchdown of day for Notre Dame

Notre Dame wide receiver Javon McKinley scores for the third time today against Syracuse.

It’s safe to say Javon McKinley’s touchdown drought is over. For the third time today, Ian Book found McKinley in the endzone for a Notre Dame score.

Their third touchdown connection pushes Notre Dame’s lead to 38-14 over visiting Syracuse.

Watch: Daelin Hayes grabs a pick for Notre Dame vs Syracuse

It’s senior day, so you knew some of the Notre Dame seniors would be making huge plays throughout their final home game against Syracuse. Well, defensive lineman Daelin Hayes made one of those huge plays picking off a pass. Happy Senior Day Daelin …

It’s senior day, so you knew some of the Notre Dame seniors would be making huge plays throughout their final home game against Syracuse. Well, defensive lineman Daelin Hayes made one of those huge plays picking off a pass.

Although the Irish didn’t score on the ensuing drive, it still was a great play from the senior Hayes.

Tweet, tweet! The best Notre Dame tweets through halftime vs Syracuse

The best Notre Dame tweets from pre-game through halftime of their game against the Syracuse Orangemen.

It’s senior day, so there was plenty more that the Notre Dame social media staff was going to bring to the table. There were heartfelt messages to the seniors from the position coaches and the normal fantastic gameday content from all of the Irish’s social media channels. Here are the best tweets from pre-game through halftime of their home game against Syracuse.

Watch: Liufau recovers fumble, Notre Dame cashes in on TD the next play

In the span of two plays, Notre Dame recovers a fumble and scores a touchdown to extend their lead over visiting Syracuse.

Notre Dame’s defense helped out Notre Dame’s offense, by causing a turnover in Syracuse’s territory. Immediately after the review, upholding the ruling on the field, quarterback Ian Book found Javon McKinley for his first touchdown of the year. Check out this sequence that extends the Irish lead.

The score pushes the Irish lead to 17-7 over the Orangemen late in the first half.