Notre Dame put itself in a great position to host a College Football Playoff game on Saturday evening by defeating USC, 49-35. It was a must-win game for the I

No. 5 Notre Dame — who would be the No. 7 seed in the College Football Playoff if the season ended before Week 14 — made a statement Saturday at USC in a 49-35 win. Combined with Ohio State’s loss to Michigan and Penn State’s less convincing (33-30 in overtime) win at USC earlier this season,

Notre Dame should be thrilled with their last 10 games, but this team can compete for a whole lot more than just entry to the College Football Playoff.

Multiple prominent teams around the nation are sweating their College Football Playoff fate as the 2024 regular season draws to a close. For those on the bubble, there's only one guaranteed game left to leave an impression.

USC made Notre Dame sweat, but the Irish made big plays at the right time and will end the regular season with 10 consecutive wins.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have jumped one spot to No. 4 in the AP Top 25 poll after beating the USC Trojans 49-35 on Saturday. This should help the Irish secure not just a playoff berth but perhap

Notre Dame has just one victory over a currently ranked team (Army). But the Fighting Irish have the talent to win it all.

Notre Dame secures ten straight wins since their defeat to Northern Illinois, with 30-point average victories. USC endures a tough 6-6 season with the loss.

The USC football meltdown against Notre Dame Saturday wasn’t just the only major loss. Nearly 24 hours after the 49-35 defeat to the Fighting Irish, the Trojans lost one of their prized five-star commits.

The Fighting Irish of Notre Dame punched their ticket to the postseason with a 49-35 victory over USC (6-6) on Saturday. In a rivalry-week thriller, the Irish (11-1) utilized two late pick-sixes within a crucial three-minute stretch of the fourth quarter to ice the win over their longtime arch-rival at the Los Angeles Coliseum.