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"Had they handled themselves more professionally and waited for more facts to become available, this would not have become a sensationalized story making national headlines," Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman said during a press conference Wednesday. "Because they chose not to do so, my family and I have been dragged through the mud unnecessarily with clickbait headlines."
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St. Joseph County Prosecutor Ken Cotter says Notre Dame Football Head Coach Marcus Freeman may have inadvertently touched a New Prairie assistant wrestling coach during an argument but there's not enough evidence to prove battery in a court of law.
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Notre Dame opens its home football schedule this weekend, and fans heading to campus will see some changes inside the stadium along with familiar rules outside of it.
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The book's authors say it wasn't easy to pick about 140 sets of photos from the university's hundreds of thousands in archives.
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Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman says he wanted to continue the spring tradition because it gives some fans a rare chance to see players in the stadium.
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Notre Dame overcame a delayed schedule and a determined Georgia team to secure a 23-10 victory in the Allstate Sugar Bowl last night.
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With Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl, many Michiana residents are in New Orleans. Concerned families can reach out to find out information on loved ones.
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As usual, tailgating will be allowed before and after the game but police won't allow open flames, propane or charcoal to stay warm.
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Visit South Bend Executive Director Jeff Jarnecke expects an influx of visitors to rival the Ohio State game last year.
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Notre Dame’s first home game of the season is a great way for new fans to experience Fighting Irish traditions.