The stage is set for an electrifying clash as the No. 19 Army Black Knights (9-0) prepare to take on the No. 6 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (9-1) at Yankee Stadium this Saturday. This matchup, steeped in tradition, is more than just a game; it’s a storied rivalry that has captivated college football fans since its inception in 1913.
The Historic Rivalry
Over the decades, the Fighting Irish have dominated this series, holding a commanding 39-8-4 all-time record against Army. Notably, Notre Dame has enjoyed a remarkable 15-game winning streak since 1965. The last time Army tasted victory over the Irish was in 1958, a game that also marked the last occasion both teams entered the contest ranked. As the teams prepare to meet again, the stakes are higher than ever.
Playoff Implications for Notre Dame
For the Fighting Irish, the pressure is palpable. With aspirations of making the College Football Playoff, Notre Dame likely needs to run the table to solidify its chances. Lacking the safety net of a conference championship, every game counts, and an impressive performance against Army could bolster their playoff resume significantly. Can they rise to the occasion?
Army’s Path to Legitimacy
On the other side, Army has already secured its spot in the American Athletic Conference Championship Game. However, a victory over Notre Dame would not only enhance their credibility but also showcase their potential as a formidable contender on the national stage. Will they be able to pull off the upset and make a statement?
Game Day Details
As fans gear up for this highly anticipated matchup, here’s what you need to know:
- Date: Saturday, Nov. 23
- Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
The game will kick off at 7:00 p.m. ET at the iconic Yankee Stadium in Bronx, New York. The atmosphere is sure to be electric, with fans from both sides ready to support their teams.
Radio Broadcast Information
For those unable to attend the game in person, you can catch all the action on SiriusXM.
- Radio channel: SiriusXM channels 82 (Army), 129 (Notre Dame), 85 (national)
Tune in to the Notre Dame broadcast on channel 129 or catch the Army-specific commentary on channel 82. With SiriusXM, you can enjoy a month of free access to live sports, including college football, and stay updated with all the latest news and analysis.
Looking Ahead: Notre Dame’s 2024 Schedule
As we look to the future, Notre Dame’s 2024 football schedule is shaping up to be exciting. Here’s a glimpse of their upcoming games:
Date | Game | Time (ET) |
Sat., Aug. 31 | Texas A&M 13, Notre Dame 23 | – |
Sat., Sept. 7 | Notre Dame 14, Northern Illinois 16 | – |
Sat., Sept. 14 | Purdue 7, Notre Dame 66 | – |
Sat., Sept. 21 | Notre Dame 28, Miami (OH) 3 | – |
Sat., Sept. 28 | Notre Dame 31, Louisville 24 | – |
Sat., Oct. 5 | OFF | – |
Sat., Oct. 12 | Notre Dame 49, Stanford 7 | – |
Sat., Oct. 19 | Georgia Tech 13, Notre Dame 31 | – |
Sat., Oct. 26 | Notre Dame 51, Navy 14 | – |
Sat., Nov. 2 | OFF | – |
Sat., Nov. 9 | Notre Dame 52, Florida State 3 | – |
Sat., Nov. 16 | Notre Dame 35, Virginia 14 | – |
Sat., Nov. 23 | vs. Army | 7 p.m. |
Sat., Nov. 30 | at USC | TBD |
Army’s Upcoming Schedule
Army, too, has an exciting schedule ahead. Here’s a look at their 2024 matchups:
Date | Game | Time (ET)/Results |
Fri., Aug. 30 | Army 42, Lehigh 7 | – |
Sat., Sept. 7 | Florida Atlantic 7, Army 24 | – |
Sat., Sept. 14 | OFF | – |
Sat., Sept. 21 | Army 37, Rice 14 | – |
Thurs., Sept. 26 | Temple 14, Army 42 | – |
Sat., Oct. 5 | Tulsa 7, Army 49 | – |
Sat., Oct. 12 | Army 44, UAB 10 | – |
Sat., Oct. 19 | Army 45, East Carolina 28 | – |
Sat., Oct. 26 | OFF | – |
Sat., Nov. 2 | Army 20, Air Force 3 | – |
Sat., Nov. 9 | North Texas 3, Army 14 | – |
Sat., Nov. 16 | OFF | – |
Sat., Nov. 23 | vs. Notre Dame | 7 p.m. |
Sat., Nov. 30 | vs. UTSA* | Noon |
Sat., Dec. 14 | vs. Navy | 3 p.m. |
*AAC game
As the countdown to kickoff continues, fans from both sides are buzzing with excitement. Will Army break the long-standing streak, or will Notre Dame continue its dominance? One thing is for sure: this game promises to be a thrilling chapter in college football history.