but they all stalled out before IU could really capitalize on any momentum. Notre Dame was able to capitalize on having the ball at the end of the first half, kicking a field goal with less than ...

But IU also allowed No. 5 Notre Dame (12-1) to convert more than half of its third downs. The Hoosiers allowed multiple long touchdown drives. If Rourke has provided their offensive superpower ...

Very talented, but you can tell they’re coached well,” said Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman of IU during a news conference ... knee injury in the second half of the regular season finale ...