US EditionThe 'Butterfly Effect' from Notre Dame’s latest offensive line issue is bigger than you’d think
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The 'Butterfly Effect' from Notre Dame’s latest offensive line issue is bigger than you’d think
The preseason models and the prognosticators and, perhaps most importantly, the betting markets absolutely love Notre Dame in 2025. Never mind the fact Marcus Freeman has to replace his quarterback, Riley Leonard — a steely-eyed, even-tempered, metronome-like vet who guided the Fighting Irish to the College Football Playoff title game last season. Never mind the fact Freeman also had to replace vaunted defensive coordinator Al Golden this offsea…
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