Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman reportedly has no interest in leaving the Fighting Irish for vacancies at Penn State or Florida, according to The Athletic. Athletic directors at Penn State and Florida each "put in calls" to Freeman's representation to gauge interest and both were told "no," according to Pete Sampson.

But that doesn’t make Marcus Freeman shy about his usage. In fact, on his Thursday Zoom call, Freeman said he and Notre Dame have embraced the Holy War rivalry. “Yeah, the Holy War. Coach Wash has really educated myself and the team on what the view was when he was at Boston College.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish took down rival USC in college football action over the weekend. Star running back Jeremiyah Love made an incredible impact.

The final in that run was Marcus Freeman, who Kelly convinced to come to Notre Dame to replace Lea. On Monday, current Notre Dame head coach Freeman was asked about Kelly's firing from LSU. You never want to see anybody lose their job,

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman has updated the status of multiple injured players during his press conference before facing Boston College.

Brian Kelly is out at LSU despite a 34-14 record since taking over as head coach in 2022. Kelly chased what he deemed a greater opportunity by leaving Notre Dame, which in turn resulted in his assistant Marcus Freeman taking over for the Fighting Irish.

Realistically Freeman has everything he wants at Notre Dame, short of extra NIL funds, which every coach wants.

Notre Dame is prepping to travel to New England to take on the Boston College Eagles in game eight of the Fighting Irish football season. Notre Dame has this one game to make a loud example of itself before the initial college football rankings come out. So — hearing Marcus Freeman talk about struggling raises an eyebrow just a bit.