As you may have been over the course of this college football season, many teams have planted flags on opposing logos, and on Tuesday Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman weighed in on this act. When speaking with Robert Griffin III and his wife Grete Griffin on

The NCAA football world has seen an uptick in teams planting flags on opposing logos this season, a gesture that has stirred up emotions across rivalries. Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman recently shared his perspective on this controversial act during an appearance on the "Outta Pocket" podcast with Robert and Grete Griffin.

Notre Dame football head coach Marcus Freeman dismissed any rumors about him leaving the program for the Bears.

You had to see this coming, with Notre Dame football reeling off 10-straight wins and making the College Football Playoff, head coach Marcus Freeman was bound to get some national recognition. Following the win at USC,

Notre Dame, ranked fifth and seeded seventh in the inaugural 12-team CFP, meets the Hoosiers on Friday, Dec. 20 at Notre Dame Stadium.

Marcus Freeman gave a lighthearted comment on Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti ahead of the Fighting Irish and Hoosiers playoff clash

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman shares his vision for the quarterback position, focusing on development and recruiting.

Newly signed Notre Dame cornerbacks Cree Thomas (decathlon) and Mark Zackery IV (basketball) are among those to distinguish themselves in other sports.

Freeman, once in danger of failing, is starting to look more like former Notre Dame head coaches who made moves in their third year.

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman addressed the media Sunday after his team was officially announced as part of the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff field. His Fighting Irish earned a home game as the No.