Nobody in the 137-year history of Purdue football has beaten the Boilermakers as bad as Notre Dame did Saturday.

Notre Dame bounced back in a big way against Purdue. How did that happen? And how can the Irish keep it going?

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,

Purdue football must be better on third down this season to make progress. Notre Dame completely owned the Boilermakers there Saturday.

If you were to ask Notre Dame fans before Saturday's game against Purdue what they expected, many would have told you they have no idea. Some thought the Irish were walking into a

While both major polls, the US LMB Coaches Poll and the AP Poll didn’t move Notre Dame much, ESPN did. Their Football Power Index was updated following Week 3’s slate of games, and the Irish made a move from No.

Northern Illinois wasn’t on the field in West Lafayette, but the Notre Dame Fighting Irish nonetheless clearly saw Saturday as an opportunity for revenge. Their wrath was poured out on the hapless Purdue Boilermakers to the tune of 66-7,

Purdue has released its availability report for its Week 3 showdown against in-state rival Notre Dame. A handful of Boilermakers will miss Saturday's contest. The Boilers get some depth back at wide receiver with Kam Brown back in the mix. Corey Stewart will also be available along the offensive line after missing the opener against Indiana State.