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First thoughts from a fan after Kelly made his decision to play both Malik Zaire and DeShone Kizer against Texas.

Brian Kelly's quarterback decision turned out to be to not make one. Find out why the delay in his decision could have benefits for the Irish.

Brian Kelly announced his decision on the Notre Dame quarterback competition Wednesday, saying both Malik Zaire and DeShone Kizer will play against Texas.

The tight ends are leading the charge in fall camp, but Notre Dame has always been a place where players and coaches feature some sharp facial hair.

Brian Kelly has a decision to make at the quarterback position. See why his decision is more difficult than it looks.

With 26 career starts, Cole Luke is the most experienced player on Notre Dame's defense. But can he become the superstar defensive back Brian Kelly wants?

Notre Dame claimed its first gold medal of the 2016 Olympics this weekend, as rower Amanda Polk took part in the women's eight race and crushed the field.

The commitments have slowed, but as the regular season approaches, Notre Dame's recruiting efforts has shifted to preparation for official visits.

Friday marked a banner day for Notre Dame athletes at the Olympics, as Molly Huddle set an American record in the 10,000 and Gerek Meinhardt claimed bronze.

Most discussion concerning the Irish offense has been about who will start at QB: Malik Zaire and DeShone Kizer? But what about the rest of the unit?

As we enter the dog days of summer, it's time to check in with the Notre Dame baseball alums in the MLB and minors and see who's heating up and who's not.

After a week at Culver, Notre Dame football returned to campus and conducted an open practice Thursday, with Brian Kelly addressing the media afterwards.

In two unexpectedly tight games, Notre Dame alums helped their respective teams to victory and 3-0 starts in the Olympics.

Tuesday marked the biggest day yet at the Olympics for Irish athletes, as Canadian Melissa Tancredi scored two goals in her team's win over Germany.

With Notre Dame's receiving corps depleted, many expect Equanimeous St. Brown to emerge as on the team's top targets. Will the wideout live up to the hype?

In the fourth day of competition featuring Notre Dame athletes at the Olympics, gold medalist Mariel Zagunis fell short in her bid to return to the podium.