Notre Dame football then almost pulled off a comeback for the ages. Eventually, Ohio State (14-2) made enough plays to hang on for a 34-23 victory, the first CFP champion in the 12-team format era.

ESPN has the rights to the College Football Playoff through the 2031 season, after agreeing to a $7.8 billion rights last March. TNT will carry two first-round games again next season under a ...

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish had a strong season, but Marcus Freeman's squad came up one game short of its ultimate goal with a loss to Ohio State in the College Football Playoff National ...

ESPN college football sideline reporter Molly McGrath said she had a positive experience while covering Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff national championship game Monday. McGrath ...

The 2024 season didn't finish the way Notre Dame wanted it to as the Irish lost to Ohio State in the national title game, but it doesn't take away from the overall brilliance of the campaign.

You might notice something unique on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish side of the field during Monday’s College Football Playoff National Championship game against Ohio State. If you look closely ...

After leading by as many as 24 points in the second half, Ohio State held on for a 34-23 victory against Notre Dame in the College ... first year of a new playoff format. Its most recent title ...

Notre Dame, as the higher seed in the matchup between the College Football Playoff's Nos. 7 and 8 seeds, is wearing its home navy blue jerseys, gold pants and gold helmets. The jerseys have white ...

Notre Dame football's national championship drought continues. The Fighting Irish turned a 31-7 deficit into a one-score game in the fourth quarter, but ultimately couldn't complete the comeback ...

It's almost time for the College Football Playoff National Championship! No. 7 seed Notre Dame (14-1) will face No. 8 seed Ohio State (13-2) at 7:30 p.m. ET on Monday, Jan. 20, in Atlanta's ...

ATLANTA — Jack Kiser walked up the tunnel toward Notre Dame’s locker room beneath Mercedes-Benz Stadium, tears welling in his bloodshot eyes, as if the linebacker had anything else to pour out.

Just across the street from Notre Dame’s campus, Guinness was poured and Scotch eggs and Reuben fritters were served as tables filled with students and locals eager to watch the Fighting Irish ...