Whatever the reason, a lot of people tuned in to see Notre Dame visit the Purdue Boilermakers on Saturday. According to The Athletic’s Stewart Mandel, the game was the eighth-most watched college football game of the weekend, with 2.3 million people tuning into CBS to watch.

Notre Dame football travels to West Lafayette Saturday to battle the Purdue Boilermakers for the first time since 2021. Follow along here for live in-game updates and highlights.

If you're a Notre Dame fan, a Purdue fan, or just a football fan in general, Saturday's game between the Fighting Irish and Boilermakers was seen by all as a domination. Notre Dame did what it wanted,

Notre Dame football is back at home and back facing a second straight Mid-American Conference school at home. How can this game against Miami (Ohio) be different?

It was quite a weekend for Notre Dame football, as they bounced back from a Week 2 loss and proceeded to run the Purdue Boilermakers out of its own building. The Irish offense accounted for 580-yards while the defense allowed just 162,

Breaking down all the scoring drives in Notre Dame football's game against Miami (Ohio) of the Mid-American Conference at Notre Dame Stadium Saturday

Notre Dame football hosted Miami (OH) during Week 4 of college football, and the Irish came out victorious with a 28-3 triumph. While it wasn’t the most aesthetically pleasing win for Notre Dame, it was still a win.

After getting upset a week before, Notre Dame made a statement against Purdue in Week 3. The Fighting Irish pounded Purdue 66-7 -- their highest point total and biggest victory margin of the 88-game series.

Notre Dame came away with the win in the end, but there were hardly any style points. The first half specifically was rough