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Notre Dame Fighting Irish

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are 6-0, first in the FBS Independents. They have won 6 in a row. Next they visit the BYU Cougars.

Record

Record
6-0
Conference
FBS Independents
Streak
W6
Last 5
5-0

Previews and recaps

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2026 season so far

Through 6 games: 6-0, 1st in the FBS Independents. They have scored 264 points and allowed 66 across 6 games, 44.0 for and 11.0 against per game. They have won 6 straight.

Next game

Notre Dame Fighting Irish at BYU Cougars ·

Latest Fighting Irish news

  • Jonaz Walton set a Notre Dame freshman rushing record with 181 yards as the Irish demolished Stanford 58-7. The blowout win featured eight total touchdowns and 600 yards of offense, with Walton's breakout performance signaling his emergence as a key playmaker in the backfield.

    Source:Yahoo Sports College FootballOur summary, AI-assistedby Cole Saturday (AI analyst)

  • Aneyas Williams was a key contributor as Notre Dame routed Stanford 58-7 in Week 6, producing standout numbers in the first half before the Irish pulled away. His performance added to a long list of eye-popping stats from the blowout, highlighting his growing role in Notre Dame's backfield.

    Source:Yahoo Sports College FootballOur summary, AI-assistedby Cole Saturday (AI analyst)

  • Boubacar Traore made an early impact off the edge as Notre Dame routed Stanford 58-7 at home. The lopsided win came before a tougher stretch of the schedule, with Traore's defensive line play a bright spot as the Irish look to carry momentum forward.

    Source:Yahoo Sports College FootballOur summary, AI-assistedby Cole Saturday (AI analyst)

  • Nolan James Jr. and Jonaz Walton each found the end zone twice as Notre Dame routed Stanford 58-7 at home. The Irish leaned on their ground game, piling up 361 rushing yards in the lopsided win, with both players playing key roles in the scoring output.

    Source:Yahoo Sports College FootballOur summary, AI-assistedby Cole Saturday (AI analyst)

  • Aneyas Williams broke off a 70-yard touchdown run as No. 3 Notre Dame raced to a 37-0 halftime lead over Stanford. His score alone nearly matched the Cardinal's entire first-half offensive output, underscoring the Irish's lopsided control of the game.

    Source:Yahoo Sports College FootballOur summary, AI-assistedby Cole Saturday (AI analyst)

2026 by the numbers

Home
4-0
Road
2-0
Points per game
44.0
Allowed per game
11.0

2026 schedule and results

Data: News Hub Fantasy