Here Come the Irish - Season 1
Season 1
Featured interviews include Head Coach Marcus Freeman and former Head Coach Lou Holtz; current Fighting Irish coaching staff and players including QB Riley Leonard and CB Benjamin Morrison; close University of Notre Dame affiliates and more.
Episodes
Choose Hard
Marcus Freeman sets the tone for the spring season, while a new QB gets accustomed to Notre Dame.
Leading the Irish
Decisions are made on who will lead the team as they prepare for the start of the season.
Man in the Arena
With playoff hopes in mind, the Irish start their season in a very tough environment.
Bloody Wounds
After their first setback, the team looks to rebound and prove themselves against a familiar foe.
Next Man Up
When injuries hit, young players step up and take on bigger roles while adjusting off the field.
Win and You're In
As the season nears the end, the team hopes to finish strong and make the College Football Playoffs.
One Night in South Bend
An in-depth look at the Notre Dame football team, exploring their lives on and off the field by showcasing intense training and personal stories.
The Road to Atlanta
The Irish navigate the new playoffs with one goal: winning the National Championship in Atlanta.
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