Georgia's defense has been inconsistent this season, so it will be important for the unit to bring its best against the Irish.

Yesterday, I took a stab at five reasons why Notre Dame will defeat the Georgia Bulldogs in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals.

Seventh-seeded Notre Dame faces the task of replacing another key defensive player as it prepares for second-seeded Georgia and a Bulldogs' quarterback the Fighting Irish know little about.

Notre Dame fans are rallying behind the Irish as they prepare for an epic College Football Playoff matchup against SEC powerhouse Georgia.

Georgia and Notre Dame are set to square off in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal round at the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. Let’s check in with the latest prediction for the matchup from an expert football model that simulates games.

Notre Dame's best defensive lineman during the second half of the season was tackle Rylie Mills, a team captain that was named a second-team All-American by Sporting News. Mills was dominant down the stretch, registering 5.5 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks in the final five games of teh season.

The first round of the College Football Playoff was a dud. It doesn't matter if you think they put the wrong teams in or if you blame the format of the tournament and the way it's seeded, there's no arguing the first four games all stunk.

We've got the Notre Dame vs. Georgia. The College Football playoffs enters its second round next week, and the Fighting Irish will face the Bulldogs in the Allstate Sugar Bowl. Notre Dame breezed by Indiana to advance to the quarter-finals,

O utside of the Ohio State and Oregon rematch, the Notre Dame versus Georgia matchup might be the most anticipated game of the quarterfinals weekend. The two teams square off down

Notre Dame didn't make it to the Sugar Bowl by having a lousy offense. As one of eight teams left standing in the College F