Sep 21, 2024; South Bend, Indiana, USA; Notre Dame Fighting Irish head coach Marcus Freeman prepares to lead his players onto the field for the game against the Miami Redhawks at Notre Dame Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matt Cashore-Imagn Images / Matt Cashore-Imagn Images

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - As Notre Dame football prepares for Stanford this upcoming weekend, it’s worth noting that the team has remained undefeated following bye weeks during the Marcus Freeman era. In 2022, the Fighting Irish defeated No. 16 BYU 28-20, followed by dominant wins in 2023 — 58-7 against Pitt and 45-7 over Wake Forest.

Notre Dame has several players banged up entering Saturday’s game against rival Stanford. Head coach Marcus Freeman shared where things stand for the Irish from an injury standpoint on Monday. Defensive lineman Boubacar Traore is out for the year with a torn ACL,

Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman shares his thoughts on Irish tackles Anthonie Knapp, Tosh Baker and Guerby Lambert

Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman on potential factors behind non-contact injuries during the 2024 season

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman speaks to the media Monday afternoon after a week off for the Fighting Irish’s first bye of the season. He’ll be previewing his team’s home game against Stanford on Saturday.

Irish Breakdown has comments from Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman's most recent press conference. We discuss his comments on defensive end Josh Burnham playing both defensive end positions, the possible correlation between the strength and conditioning program and injuries,

The win against Louisville was No. 9 in his three years in South Bend, which is right behind the school record for most wins against top-25 opponents to start one’s career. Frank Leahy is the current holder, with 10 wins, started all the way back in 1941.

Irish Breakdown discusses that with comments from Freeman on today's show. Freeman's comments include his immediate thoughts after the loss to the Cardinals, thoughts on offensive play calling, offensive predictability and an evaluation on Saturday's offensive line rotation.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish head coach Marcus Freeman met with the media ahead of its game against Louisville and answered a variety of questions. The Irish boss went over how his team played this past weekend against Miami (OH), a player who is redshirting and then making the move to transfer, all while previewing the contest against Louisville.