Notre Dame and Army to Renew Historic Rivalry at Yankee Stadium

The century-old matchup carries playoff implications as both teams face off in the Shamrock Series game on Saturday.

Notre Dame (9-1) and Army (9-0) will play at Yankee Stadium as part of the Shamrock Series, marking 100 years since their iconic 1924 matchup at the Polo Grounds.
Army enters the game with a 13-game winning streak and the nation’s top rushing offense, while Notre Dame has won eight straight games with dominant defensive performances.
Both teams are ranked in the AP Top 25 and remain in contention for College Football Playoff berths, though a loss will likely eliminate the defeated team from playoff consideration.
The rivalry is steeped in history, with Notre Dame’s legendary 'Four Horsemen' backfield debuting their nickname during the 1924 game, which propelled the Fighting Irish into football lore.
Saturday’s game will be played in front of a pro-Notre Dame crowd, as the matchup is designated a Notre Dame home game under Shamrock Series rules.