Notre Dame History
All of our great and glorious tales of Notre Dame's prestigious past - the good and the bad.
Looking back at Notre Dame Football’s 1938 CHAMPIONSHIP season
A championship year
What date in Notre Dame football history do you obsess over?
It’s more than just one game for me — but one date
Throwback Thursday: Notre Dame VS USC, 1927
Always first. Always fair. Always complete.
Looking back at Notre Dame’s 1920 football season
It has not been by good luck at all, but in virtue of sheer superiority that the great machine of 1920 has credited itself as being the best team in the business this year.
Throwback Thursday: Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football - The 1919 Season
The Season’s Undefeated Champs
Looking back at Notre Dame VS USC, 1988
They wanted to win...
Looking back at Notre Dame VS Michigan State in 1977
"To Err is Human ... Forgive Us Devine"
What is the most interesting decade in Notre Dame Football history?
To the bottom of the barrel
Throwback Thursday: Notre Dame VS USC, 1973
"Eric Penick made an 85 yard sweep to open the second half ... and the place went beserk." ~Frank Pomarico
Throwback Thursday: Notre Dame Fighting Irish VS Purdue, 1966
Friday, Hanratty Slept Well
Happy Birthday Rock!
Knute Rockne was born 134 years ago today. HAPPY BIRTHDAY ROCK! #NotreDame #NDFB pic.twitter.com/3A68en5hbV
— One Foot Down (@OneFootDown) March 4, 2022
Knute Rockne is an American icon.
Aaron Taylor shares Notre Dame recruiting letters from Lou Holtz
Pretty cool piece of paper was actually a key to the future
Throwback Thursday: Notre Dame VS SMU, 1949
"Notre Dame met their match in Rote and Southern Methodist but fought back in champion style to a hard-earned victory."— Paul Neville, South Bend Tribune
Throwback Thursday: Former Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football Player, Tracy Graham
‘The Biggest Hurdle is Being Let in the Room:’
Throwback Thursday: Notre Dame Fighting Irish VS Nebraska, 1947
The game heralded as a battle of beefy lines turned into a romping revue for scampering halfbacks as stubborn Nebraska succumbed before Notre Dame’s concentrated land and air attack.