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After Notre Dame was about 15,000 under capacity last weekend for the Toledo game, Notre Dame’s ticketing map shows about 150 unsold tickets for this weekend’s game against Purdue, as of Thursday morning. Should be a capacity crowd on Saturday.

— Pete Sampson (@PeteSampson_) September 16, 2021

That’s more like it.

Purdue's All American Marching Band’s Big Bass Drum (aka World’s Largest Drum) will miss its first performance since 1979 because it can't fit through visiting team tunnel at Notre Dame, which won’t let band use main tunnel. From "This Is Purdue" podcast:https://t.co/OevE96Gdp7

— Gregg Doyel (@GreggDoyelStar) September 16, 2021

For the first time since 1979, Purdue won’t have their big dumb drum travel with the band. Why? The visitors tunnel at Notre Dame Stadium is too small. ALL THE LOL’s!

We are making a change in the leadership of our football program. #FightOn pic.twitter.com/xChL8xi0oG

— Mike Bohn (@USC_mikebohn) September 13, 2021

Donte Williams to step in as interim HC

No matter where you are in the world, you can now take @NDFootball with you.

Fighting Irish TV is bringing you every Notre Dame Football home game LIVE internationally.

Outside the and want to watch? ➡️ https://t.co/4X1fPg1nQE#GoIrish pic.twitter.com/1EvlVCjWJb

— The Fighting Irish (@FightingIrish) September 10, 2021

South Bend, Ind. — Notre Dame Athletics, in partnership with NBC Sports, will bring home football games throughout the 2021 season live to Fighting Irish fans around the World (outside the United States) via Fighting Irish TV, the athletic department’s streaming service. Fans outside the United States can watch Notre Dame’s seven home football games along with additional exclusive on-demand content. International fans can purchase a year-long subscription for $35 (USD) at fightingirishtv.com. Domestically, fans can stream all Fighting Irish home games on NBCUniversal’’s streaming service, Peacock. Notre Dame’s home opener on September 11 will stream exclusively on Peacock and the remainder of home schedule will air on NBC and stream on Peacock. Head over to peacocktv.com/notredame for more information. Prior to kickoff vs. Toledo, Peacock (and Fighting Irish TV) will stream Countdown to Kickoff, a special, exclusive hour-long pregame show hosted by NBC Sports’ Corey Robinson and Jac Collinsworth and Notre Dame student Caroline Pineda. Countdown to Kickoff will feature newly-produced content surrounding the Fighting Irish, including: Exclusive "Mic’d Up" segment featuring Notre Dame head football coach Brian Kelly In-depth feature profile of projected top-10 NFL Draft Pick Kyle Hamilton A conversation between Notre Dame Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick and NBC’s Mike Tirico about Notre Dame and storylines around college athletics Analysis of the college football season with Tirico and NBC Sports analyst Drew Brees Collinsworth, Robinson and Pineda will lead coverage following the game. Tune into the postgame show for Notre Dame Football Head Coach Brian Kelly’s press conference, postgame analysis and more. Questions regarding the opportunity to purchase internationally and Fighting Irish TV, email fightingirishtv@nd.edu.

It’s officially gameday.

Miss the EPIC return of @NDDrumline’s Midnight Drummers’ Circle?

We’ve got you covered ➡️ https://t.co/f0DRV99lz2#GoIrish #BeatRockets pic.twitter.com/Di3rOvm6hI

— The Fighting Irish (@FightingIrish) September 11, 2021

It was a real Football Friday on the campus of Notre Dame.

Can confirm the student section will be ROCKING tomorrow. #GOIRISH pic.twitter.com/4BZV6e0bPS

— Dre Brown (@coachdrebrown) September 10, 2021

I think everyone is ready for Toledo.