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The Triple Option has a bit of Notre Dame football news to cover today... so let the humps day flag fly...
YOU ARE LOOKING LIVE...
ESPN announced a handful of marquee college football matchups that will be aired on ABC this Fall, and Notre Dame’s November 4th game on the road against the Clemson Tigers is one of them. It will be the first time the Irish will have played in Death Valley since the notorious monsoon game in 2015.
@ESPNCFB to unveil 2023 marquee matchups at #DisneyUpfront
— ESPN PR (@ESPNPR) May 16, 2023
Feat. 6 of ESPN's Top 25:
Sept. 3 | @LSUfootball vs @FSUFootball
Sept. 9 | @TexasFootball at @AlabamaFTBL
Oct. 7 | @OU_Football vs Texas
Nov. 4 | @NDFootball at @ClemsonFB
More: https://t.co/wQgLmU3xGv pic.twitter.com/51yNHwZzip
GOING BACK HOME
Former Irish running back Logan Diggs announced his transfer destination, and it comes as a surprise to absolutely no one. The Louisiana native is headed home to play for a FAHMULEEE, Brian Kelly, and the LSU Tigers.
BREAKING: Former Notre Dame RB Logan Diggs tells me he has Committed to LSU!
— Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) May 16, 2023
The 6’0 215 RB will have 2 years of eligibility remaining.
“Every question and concern was answered, and I knew if I truly wanted to be great. There’s only one place to it!”https://t.co/YlH5lx7uc8 pic.twitter.com/20X2oKsWVx
ANOTHER TRANSFER PORTAL DESTINATION
Former Notre Dame player (and Mishawaka native) Paul Moala has announced that he is transferring to play for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Moala played one year out west for the Idaho Vandals before deciding that Atlanta was the place for him.
Recruitment is shut down…
— Paul Moala (@PaulMoala) May 16, 2023
I am Committed to Georgia Tech! pic.twitter.com/z0aPPUPpoW
TOP 5
We are only 3 years into the 2020s (sorry Jude) and the Irish currently have the 5th best record in college football this decade, to go along with one college football playoff appearance.
Overall Records in the 2020s
— College Football Report (@CFBRep) May 16, 2023
(Playoff Record)
1. Georgia 37-3 (4-0)
2. Alabama 37-4 (3-1)
3. Cincinnati 31-6 (0-1)
4. Clemson 31-8 (0-1)
5. Notre Dame 30-8 (0-1)
6. Ohio State 29-5 (1-2)
7. BYU 29-9
8. Michigan 27-7 (0-2)
9. Oklahoma State 27-11
10. Oklahoma 26-11
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