"Tae Tae is one of those guys you love to coach," Freeman raved. "He enjoys it, he's grateful for the opportunity and he's an extremely athletic player. If you listen to Tae Tae, he'll be the best wide receiver and the best defensive back. He was pretty good in high school at both, but right now he's learning the skillset that's just not natural.

Notre Dame football head coach Marcus Freeman spoke to the media following the first fall practice, and there are the top takeaways.

Third-year Notre Dame football reserve Sullivan Absher worked with the first-team offensive line in guard Charles Jagusah’s place on Thursday.

T he Notre Dame quarterbacks are without question the biggest storyline for the Fighting Irish heading into fall camp. Whether they play well or struggle, they will be the focus u

We all saw Notre Dame football back on the field on Thursday, and here are a few thoughts after sleeping on what transpired.

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman told the media that he is devastated for Charles Jagusah after his latest injury.

At the end of the day, you have to play your best five. Right now he is one of the best five out there, but it’s a deep room. It might not be an old room but it’s a deep, and talented room. The competition will figure out who is the best five.

Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman expects two possible starters dealing with injuries, offensive lineman Charles Jagusah and tight end Cooper Flanagan, to return at some point this season but doesn't know exactly when.