It was dubbed as one of the greatest college football games of the season, and it surely did not disappoint. A 31 to 24 win for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, the 11 beating the one, and it had it all ...

Early Sunday morning a vehicle crashed into the East Race Market in Downtown South Bend. Dispatch said the call came in at 3:25 a.m., with one person being tra ...

Saturday night's big game will see some new gear honoring late head coach Lou Holtz, as the University of Notre Dame, Holtz's Heroes Foundation, the late coach's family, and Under Armor partnered to ...

NOTRE DAME, Ind. -- The Irish hosted the Miami Hurricanes for one of Notre Dame's most important games of the season. The matchup also honored the legendary coach Lou Hotz who led the program from ...

Long before Jordan Faison became one of Notre Dame’s most reliable playmakers, he was a 10-year-old football player getting kicked out of a game. And somehow, his dad managed to get ejected, too.

It might be the biggest game on the campus of Notre Dame in years, and ABC57 Kickoff's Vahid Sadrzadeh got to catch up with Joe Zagacki, voice of the Hurricanes, and get his thoughts on what Miami is ...

Tim O'Malley of Irish Illustrated stopped by ABC57 Kickoff to break down the matchup between Notre Dame and Miami, including the Hurricanes' Malachi Toney's recent ankle injury keeping him off the ...

Former tight end for the Fighting Irish, Nic Weishar, stopped by ABC57 Kickoff to discuss "WeishFest," which honors his brother Andrew, and is coming to Chicago Nov. 14.

ABC57 Kickoff got a look inside the lives and kitchens of a few 1988 Irish Gridiron Greats when cookbook author stopped by to discuss "Domer Dishes." ...

Irish tight ends, Nic Weishar and Durham Smythe, reunited on ABC57 Kickoff to discuss their first-hand experience facing off against the Miami Hurricanes.

Notre Dame’s offense is averaging more than 40 points per game, but the Irish face their toughest test on the ground Saturday against Miami’s top-ranked rushing defense.

ABC57's Olivia Ray caught up with Irish legend Tony Rice, known for leading Lou Holtz’s squad to an undefeated 12–0 record and the 1988 national championship.