Heading into the visit, Shanks did an interview with Rivals national recruiting analyst Sam Spiegelman. He had a lot of great things to say about the program, including his potential fit in Mike Denbrock’s offense.

Four-star running back recruit Amir Brown decommitted from the North Carolina Tar Heels earlier, and the Oregon Ducks are reportedly one of several schools that Brown is interested in. Can the Ducks land Brown over the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Texas?

Notre Dame's football program has received two recruiting predictions for top 2027 prospects. It is very much looking like the Notre Dame football recruiting staff is one of the best nationally, with the proof being the great class of 2025 along with its current committed players in the 2026 cycle.

On Friday at 7 p.m., Notre Dame basketball will return to action against the Butler Bulldogs in an exhibition game. This is the first of two exhibition contests for the Irish, with the second coming a week later in South Bend against another Big East opponent, DePaul.

Notre Dame football looks like its in danger of losing the state’s top 2027 prospect, as a Big Ten rival is viewed as the leader for the 5-star.

Notre Dame is looking to continue its great recruiting run, as they’ll host 2027 Ohio State commit Jamier Brown in hopes to flip him at a later date.

Notre Dame football could be on the verge of landing a huge flip, as 2027 Penn State 5-star running back verbal Kemon Spell left the door open Friday.

Very early on in the 2027 recruiting class, Raleigh (N.C.) Rolesville running back Amir Brown was a key target for the Notre Dame program. Head coach Marcus Freeman and the Fighting Irish staff held Brown in a very high regard, which was a bummer when he chose to commit to UNC back in August. That was a very talented runner now off the board.