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No. 3 Notre Dame takes command in second half to beat Michigan State 27-10
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — CJ Carr threw for 234 yards and ran for a touchdown, Nolan James Jr. rushed for 121 yards and a score, and No. 3 Notre Dame took control in the second half to beat Michigan State 27-10 on Saturday night. It was the 13th straight victory dating to last season [...]
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No. 3 Notre Dame and Michigan State ready to revive their historic rivalry
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No. 3 Notre Dame takes command in second half to beat Michigan State 27-10
The No. 3 ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish host the Michigan State Spartans who are undefeated and looking to play spoiler here in Week 3 of the college football season.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WLNS) - Michigan State hung around with No. 3 Notre Dame on Saturday, but the Fighting Irish pulled away in the fourth quarter to take down the Spartans 27-10. MSU's first meeting with Notre Dame since 2017 resulted in its first loss of the season.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — CJ Carr threw for 234 yards and ran for a touchdown, Nolan James Jr. rushed for 121 yards and a score, and No. 3 Notre Dame took control in the second half to beat Michigan State 27-10 on Saturday night. It was the 13th straight victory dating to last season [...]
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — C.J. Carr threw for 234 yards and ran for a touchdown, Nolan James Jr. rushed for 121 yards and a score, and No. 3 Notre Dame took control in the second half to beat Michigan State 27-10 on Saturday night.
Notre Dame football beat Michigan State 27-10. Somehow, it felt less inspiring than a 17-point win against a Big Ten opponent. That's probably because much has been made about the Irish's less-than-intimidating schedule. Every win that's not a dominant is picked apart.