Realistically Freeman has everything he wants at Notre Dame, short of extra NIL funds, which every coach wants.

1-7 Boston College should pose no threat to a Notre Dame team coming off a bye week, riding a five-game win streak. While a rivalry matchup on the road may have been circled on schedules in the past, the 2025 iteration of the Eagles doesn’t bring much to the table on either side of the ball.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - The Notre Dame football team is back in action this Saturday to face rival Boston College. It’ll be the 28th all-time meeting between the two schools in what has been dubbed the Holy War. While the No. 12 Irish are big favorites this year against the 1-7 Eagles, this has been a great series historically.

As is the case every week, Freeman spoke with the media Monday to preview the game, recap their most recent rivalry battle against the USC Trojans, and answer any other questions. One interesting question was asked about starting cornerback Christian Gray, his lapses in technique, and overall inconsistency as a player.

That fierce edge that Notre Dame embodies should be no less prevalent against Boston College, just as it was against USC right before fall break. The Irish need to establish dominance in the trenches early.

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman has updated the status of multiple injured players during his press conference before facing Boston College.

Notre Dame football head coach Marcus Freeman was in West Palm Beach this week to visit a fellow Catholic gridiron powerhouse.

Notre Dame football coach and Wayne High School graduate Marcus Freeman recently presented a $330,000 donation to the Huber Heights school district to fund construction of a new athletic weight room at the high school.