New Peacock Docuseries Takes Fans Inside Notre Dame Football’s 2024 Season
Get an exclusive look behind the scenes of one of college football’s most iconic programs.
As the summer heat persists, the buzz for college football grows louder. The anticipation for the 2024 season is almost tangible, with the countdown to kick-off quickening every day.
This is especially true if you find yourself near South Bend, Indiana, where excitement around the Notre Dame Fighting Irish is reaching new heights. The historic program is gearing up for an eagerly awaited season opener against an SEC opponent, and fans can’t wait. (You can catch all of Notre Dame’s 2024 home games exclusively on NBC and Peacock.)
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To build even more hype ahead of their season opener against Texas A&M on August 31, Peacock is launching Here Come the Irish, an original docuseries offering a rare, in-depth look into the world of Notre Dame football, both on and off the field. The first two episodes of Here Come the Irish will drop on Thursday, August 29, with new episodes following throughout the 2024 season, providing unprecedented access to the storied program.
Here Come the Irish Trailer Gives a Glimpse Into the ‘Massive’ Expectations of Notre Dame Football
Notre Dame is one of those rare college football programs that generates strong opinions: you either love the Fighting Irish or take pleasure in opposing them. Either way, Here Come the Irish is a must-see, offering an in-depth exploration of the “massive” expectations (as head coach Marcus Freeman describes it) that come with maintaining the legacy of one of the most prestigious programs in sports.
The docuseries features exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with key figures, including current quarterback Riley Leonard, cornerback Benjamin Morrison, former championship-winning coach Lou Holtz, Freeman himself, and more. Here Come the Irish provides an insider’s perspective on life within Notre Dame football, bringing fans closer to the action than ever before.