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The former Wake Forest QB was 19-of-23 passing for 251 yards and four touchdowns in the No. 13 Fighting Irish’s 42-3 win over Navy in Dublin on Saturday. Notre Dame scored on each of its four ...
1999 – Notre Dame 28, Navy 24: Notre Dame needed a 1st down on 4th and 9 with 1:37 left. They failed to convert but an errant spot allowed the Irish to keep possession and eventually score to escape with a 28–24 win. 2002 – Notre Dame 30, Navy 23: Notre Dame, coming off a 14–7 upset loss to Boston College, scored 15 unanswered points ...
University of Notre Dame announced on 25 October 2018, that the Fighting Irish would return to Dublin to face Navy Midshipmen at Aviva Stadium on 29 August 2020. [9] On 2 June 2020, it was announced that due to the COVID-19 pandemic , the game would not be played in Dublin and would instead be played at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in ...
The Notre Dame defense held its 12th straight opponent without a first-quarter touchdown, but Wittek found Robert Woods for a 9-yard score on the first play of the second quarter – just the ninth touchdown allowed by Notre Dame all season long. The Irish took a 16–10 lead to halftime when Brindza hit the second-longest field goal in Notre ...
Notre Dame begins its 2023 season against Navy in Dublin, Ireland. Here's everything you need to watch, including time, date, TV channel and more:
Notre Dame football looks to end its 2023 regular season on a high note Saturday when it escapes the late ... Watch Notre Dame vs. Wake Forest live on ... Notre Dame 42, Navy 3. Saturday, Sept. 2 ...
Navy won 28–27 in 2016, making Coach Niumatalolo only the second coach in Navy history to defeat Notre Dame three times. When Navy is the home team for this game in even-numbered years, the Midshipmen have hosted the game off-campus at large stadiums used by NFL teams, usually FedExField in Landover, Maryland or M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore ...
The 1968 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team represented the University of Notre Dame as an independent during the 1968 NCAA University Division football season. Led by fifth-year head coach Ara Parseghian, the Fighting Irish compiled a record of 7–2–1. In their final game of the season, they played No. 2 USC to a 21–21 tie.