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The 2024 meeting between Army and Notre Dame at new Yankee Stadium commemorated the Notre Dame's Four Horsemen backfield that led them to an upset win over Army at the Polo Grounds in 1924. [9] Notre Dame wore special blue-gray uniforms, a nod to the blue-gray sky mentioned in Grantland Rice 's 1924 "Four Horsemen" dispatch in his opening line ...
The game marked Indiana's CFP debut [23] and Notre Dame's third CFP appearance. [24] Notre Dame's longstanding media rights deal with NBC meant this was the first Fighting Irish home game since 1990 not to air on NBC. [25] Indiana began the game with the ball and punted on their first drive, and afterward both teams traded interceptions.
After a riveting 15-week college football season filled with ... Here is the complete College Football Playoff bracket and information on how to watch your team's journey to the national title ...
With Ohio State's win over Notre Dame on Monday, here's an updated look at all College Football Playoff champions dating back to the start of the CFP era in 2014: 2014: Ohio State 2015: Alabama
That’s quite a prize, considering a No. 5 seed is literally the best seed Notre Dame is eligible to receive. Top-four seeds are reserved for conference champions. Let’s pause to say this could ...
No. 5 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (12–1) No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs (11–2) Independent SEC: Notre Dame 23 Georgia 10 57,267 ESPN, ESPNU, ESPNews 15.8 [7] Jan 9 7:30 pm Orange Bowl (Semifinal) Hard Rock Stadium Miami Gardens, Florida: No. 5 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (13–1) No. 4 Penn State Nittany Lions (13–2) Independent Big Ten Notre Dame 27 ...
Notre Dame's third-down dominance The Irish were much better on third downs than Penn State on both sides of the ball. Notre Dame converted eight of its last 11 third downs and finished 11-of-17 ...
The exterior of NRG Stadium on January 6, 2024. NRG Stadium in Houston was the site chosen for the game on November 1, 2017. [4] [5] Houston was the tenth city to host the College Football Playoff National Championship (after Arlington, Glendale, Tampa, Atlanta, Santa Clara, New Orleans, Miami Gardens, Indianapolis, and Inglewood). [6]