Top Notre Dame football targets tease a Fighting Irish teamup

The Notre Dame football team has been on a heck of a run since they sent out dozens of offers on Pot of Gold Day. The Fighting Irish are working hard on making the 2026 class even better than what is currently the top-ranked 2025 class.

If Notre Dame really wants to get there, landing quarterback Brady Hart and wide receiver Jayvan Boggs would go a long way in that direction. It appears the two players understand just how excited Golden Domer fans would be if the Irish somehow managed to land both of them.

That’s likely one of the reasons why Hart and Boggs both took to social media earlier this week to tease a Notre Dame football teamup. The good news here is that the other reason the two players are teasing both spending their college years in South Bend is because they both really like what Marcus Freeman and company have to offer.

Hart and Boggs are both from Cocoa High School in Florida and their interactions on X seem to indicate that there is a chance they’ll be teammates in college.

Hart was recently in South Bend check out what Notre Dame football has to offer. He was blown away by what he saw. 

“I loved the visit to Notre Dame,” Hart told Irish Breakdown during his visit. “The campus was amazing and everyone was super welcoming to us. I love Notre Dame. I love that staff and it's everything I'm looking for.”

Notre Dame football fans teased by high school teammates

After Hart took that trip to South Bend, Boggs sent Irish fans on a trip to the moon on gossamer wings when he tweeted out, “let me know what we doing QB1,” that was accompanied by a clover emoji.

Hart answered back with nothing more than the eyeballs and clover emoji.

So are the two 4-star prospects about to pull the trigger for Notre Dame football? Not so fast my friends.

The pair did basically the same thing after Hart took a visit to the Florida Gators. In fact, the two Notre Dame football targets are having a bit of fun with the reactions they can generate. However, when talking about guys in the 2026 class, it’s not a bad thing to have the Irish on their minds.