Notre Dame’s success isn’t just on the scoreboard — it’s buried in the numbers as Len Clark reports.
The Irish average seven yards per play, skipping a few chains in between. Inside the red zone, the defense turns into a stone wall, allowing just one rushing touchdown every three trips. On special teams, Notre Dame flips the field — a twelve-yard edge per drive that fuels momentum before the offense even snaps it. Add a plus-nine turnover margin, and you’ve got the math of momentum that’s powering the Fighting Irish into the month of November. Len Clark, Network Indiana.
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