Notre Dame returns home coming off a strong road victory but looking to avoid disaster against another MAC team in the house that Rockne built, as Miami of Ohio comes to town in college football's Week 4 action on Saturday.

Irish fans want Notre Dame to be successful against opponents but also want them to be successful long-term. Leonard needs to go out on the field on Saturday and throw for the end zone. Especially since his backup, fan-favorite junior Steve Angeli threw for two touchdowns in less time last week.

Miami University brings its football team to Notre Dame for the third time in program history on Saturday as the Fighting Irish and RedHawks will do battle. The first trip Miami took to Notre Dame was back before Knute Rockne ever even played a down for the blue and gold.

Notre Dame football aims to make Notre Dame Stadium a tough place to play for opponents. That means taking care of business against Miami (Ohio)

Miami (Ohio) is on an ugly two-game losing streak after falling to Cincinnati and Northwestern, who is barely better than Purdue in the Big Ten Power Rankings on ESPN right now. Through the first two weeks of the season,

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Notre Dame football faces a MAC school again this week in Miami (Ohio), looking to avoid what happened two weeks ago against Northern Illinois.

However, this Miami team is not great on the ground and to beat Notre Dame you need to be to run the ball. Notre Dame’s offense picks up where it left off vs. Purdue. Gets up ea

Following Notre Dame’s 66-7 victory over the Purdue Boilermakers last weekend, Irish fans are hoping for the momentum to continue on Saturday against the Miami (OH) RedHawks. One of the major issues surrounding this Notre Dame program under head coach Marcus Freeman is how bipolar they can seem on a week-to-week basis.