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Notre Dame’s defense has quietly become one of college football’s most opportunistic units. Len Clark reports on how discipline and depth are fueling the Irish secondary.
Notre Dame’s defense is making its mark with discipline, depth, and takeaways. Through six games, the Irish have intercepted 11 passes by seven different players — the most under head coach Marcus Freeman. It’s not just about being aggressive — it’s about preparation and trust. Opponents are completing barely 57 percent of their throws as the Irish secondary continues to confuse quarterbacks and control the tempo. The Irish defense will have another test this Saturday against arch rival USC at home. Len Clark, Network Indiana.
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