Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman delivered devastating injury news before the Fighting Irish play Stanford.

Notre Dame has won five of the last six games against Stanford, including the last three at Stanford Stadium. SOUTH BEND — Not only is this Thanksgiving week and the regular-season finale for Notre Dame football, but Saturday night’s kickoff time is a biorhythm-wrecking doozy at Stanford Stadium.

After a huge win over Cal on Saturday, interim head coach Frank Reich and Stanford have to get ready to end their season with another rivalry game

Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman dropped the mic regarding the late kickoff time for the upcoming game against Stanford.

Notre Dame linebacker Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa and cornerback Chance Tucker will be out the rest of the season after suffering injuries on Saturday against Syracuse. Viliamu-Asa injured his left knee, while Tucker broke a bone in his lower left leg.

Notre Dame seems safely in the College Football Playoff, but could a certain head coach determine if the Irish end up hosting another postseason contest?

Notre Dame football safety Jalen Stroman added a punt deflection on the second series, leading to Luke Talich’s 22-yard touchdown return.

Nearly eight minutes had ticked off the game clock Saturday afternoon at Notre Dame Stadium when the Irish offense — powered by Heisman Trophy candidate Jeremiyah Love at running back and rising freshman star CJ Carr at quarterback — took the field for the first time.