Notre Dame Beats Wisconsin 41-13
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With the Notre Dame football team earning a win over the Wisconsin Badgers on Saturday, 41-13, head coach Marcus Freeman would highlight one player whom he feels resembles a star NFL offensive lineman.
Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman says safety Brauntae Johnson and defensive lineman Jason Onye have been ruled out of Saturday’s home opener against Rice and are expected to miss “a couple weeks.”
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No. 3 Notre Dame takes on Rice in Week 2
Sept. 12 at 3:30 p.m. EDT. Opening Line: Notre Dame by 44.5. Against the spread: Notre Dame 1-0, Rice 1-0. How to watch: NBC/Peacock Key stats Notre Dame Offense Overall: 350 yards per game (97th in FBS) Passing: 239 yards per game (65th) Rushing: 111 yards per game (106th) Scoring: 41 points per game (44th)
Exploit size mismatches in the slot and dominate an undersized defensive front as the Fighting Irish look to unleash their playmakers during Saturday's home opener.
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Notre Dame safety Brauntae Johnson and defensive lineman Jason Onye have been ruled out of Saturday’s home opener against Rice.
Notre Dame safety Brauntae Johnson, now in his third season, was injured after 24 defensive snaps in the win over Wisconsin.
No. 4 Notre Dame arrives at Lambeau Field on Sunday carrying national championship expectations. Wisconsin shows up shouldering something heavier: pressure to improve under Luke Fickell. This season-opening matchup offers an immediate measuring stick for an Irish team ranked inside the preseason top five and expected to contend deep into December.
This year's Irish often won't be judged by the opponent right in front of them but by what their performance might mean for January.
Notre Dame is now number three in the Associated Press Top 25 poll after beating Wisconsin 41-13 in Week 1. That's a one-spot jump. Notre Dame received four first-place votes. Ohio State is now number one, with Georgia, Texas and Indiana rounding out the top five.