The average ticket prices of Notre Dame Fighting Irish football games over the last four years have seen significant changes. Notre Dame average ticket prices have seen an increasing and decreasing pattern every other year from 2014 – 2017. During the 2014 and 2016 college football seasons, tickets for Fighting Irish games averaged below $140, while in 2015 and 2017 ticket prices rose close to $200 or above. Notre Dame ticket prices experienced its largest decrease in 2016 with a 37% drop from the previous 2015 season going from $185 to $116 average. The average ticket price for Notre Dame Fighting Irish’s upcoming 2017 season is currently at $205, this is the highest tickets have been over the previous three seasons.
(Data updated 6/23/2017)
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2017 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Season Preview
No pressure here, just the New York Yankees of college football getting ready for another season. Golden domers, at least the realistic ones, recognize that this probably isn’t the year for a College Football Playoff push. But that doesn’t mean South Bend will be content finishing with 8 wins. Notre Dame has a rough schedule as usual, and if Chip Kelly can come away with 9 wins and a victory against USC, the 2017 campaign will be considered improvement. Departing quarterback DeShone Kizer was an exceptional performer for the Fighting Irish, despite the intense spotlight. He threw for nearly 3,000 yards, notched 26 TDs, and ran for another 472 yards. Junior Brandon Wimbush takes over with an arm built for the NFL and a running back’s body. The left side of the Notre Dame O-line will be stout with Mike McGlinchey up front and Quenton Nelson supporting. Running back Josh Adams and wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown are potential Sunday talents and should they perform as expected, 9 wins (or more) is achievable for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Whether you are planning on cheering on the Fighting Irish at Notre Dame Stadium or supporting Notre Dame on the road, TicketCity has some of the best deals for all 2017 Notre Dame Fighting Irish tickets, including home and away games.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football at Notre Dame Stadium
Address: 1220 Angela Blvd, South Bend, Indiana, 46616 The Notre Dame Fighting Irish play their home games at Notre Dame Stadium in Notre Dame, Indiana, just north of South Bend. The stadium seats nearly 81,000 and with no modern scoreboards or JumboTrons, the stadium provides fans with a classic football experience which goes nicely with Notre Dame's rich tradition. Attend a game and you can see the landmarks of the Irish campus from the stands. The famous “Touchdown Jesus” mural on the school's library behind one end zone is particularly famous. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish home bench is on the Notre Dame Stadium sideline with sections 23-32. Notre Dame Stadium parking information is covered in our Fighting Irish event guide.
No rivalry has more national titles and All-Americans between the two teams than this one, so it’s easy to see why the date of this game should be circled every year. Never in the same conference and thousands of miles away from each other, this rivalry exists simply because it’s the best of the best. Go to this game if you want to see the best college football has to offer.
The Fighting Irish’s oldest rivalry, first played in 1887, is one between two of the best teams in the country. The rivalry is about to go cold soon with Notre Dame’s semi-move to the ACC, so get your fill of Wolverine-Irish football while you can.
One of the most prestigious rivalries in college football, the aptly named “Legends Trophy” is awarded to the winner of this game. These two teams have played over 25 times since 1925, but the rivalry has really gained momentum in the last two decades. With the reemergence of both universities’ football programs, this matchup often has major implications on the national stage.
Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff and Bowl Games
Hardly an amateur when it comes to Title Games, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish have have been one of the most successful teams in the history of college football, winning numerous National Championships. The Irish don’t belong to a specific league so they aren’t decorated with conference titles, but they have made 30 plus bowl appearances, winning close to half of them.
2016 Notre Dame Football Preview
Notre Dame Fighting Irish came out of the 2015 season with a 10-2 regular season and a Fiesta Bowl loss against Ohio State. The Fighting Irish had a rock solid year winning all games during the regular season except against top teams, Clemson and Stanford. Looking forward into the 2016 season, Notre Dame has a well-rounded amount of talent starting, including a pair of talented quarterbacks Malik Zaire and DeShone Kizer. After Notre Dame lost some of their best pass-catchers to the NFL draft, upperclassmen Torii Hunter and Corey Robinson will need to step up to assist Ziare and Kizer in offensive plays. It will be crucial for Notre Dame’s defense to maintain consistency throughout the season. The 2016 Notre Dame Fighting Irish schedule highlights key home games against Michigan State, Stanford and Miami. The top road games on the schedule are against Texas in their first game and USC Trojans for their last game of the season.
2015 Notre Dame Football Preview
Notre Dame entered last season with hopes of a College Football Playoff berth. Maligned quarterback Everett Golson returned and the team set their sights on another undefeated regular season. But following a 6-0 start, a controversial loss to Florida State broke the wheels off the Fighting Irish’s season, and the team lost 5 of their final 7 games. Despite the disappointing finish to last season, the Fighting Irish found their heir at the quarterback position, and Malik Zaire enters 2015 as one of the most confident quarterbacks in the country. Behind Zaire, the Fighting Irish 2015 offense should be a much improve unit, with running back Tarean Folston, and wide receivers Amir Carlisle and Chris Brown leading the charge. But it is Notre Dame’s defense that will be the key for the unit in 2015. Notre Dame’s defense will feature only upper classmen starters and should stifle opposing offenses. Notre Dame will play key home games in 2015 against Texas, USC, and Boston College. Top road games on Notre Dame’s 2015 schedule are at Clemson, and at Stanford to finish the season.
2014 Notre Dame Football Preview
The Fighting Irish followed up a 2012 campaign where they reached the national championship, with a disappointing 9-4 season. Notre Dame also lost some significant talent to the NFL draft, including star offensive linemen Zack Martin and Chris Watt. But the story of the 2014 season in South Bend will be all about the return of Everett Golson. Golson led the Irish to the national championship as a freshmen, but it is unclear how the talented sophomore will respond from his season in exile. If he is the same player that he was in 2012, the offense looks primed to be one of the more dangerous attacks in the country, with a veteran unit of running backs and wide receivers to disperse the ball to. The defense is more of a question as the squad comes into the season with 5 sophomores starting. It is likely that 3 games will determine how far Notre Dame will rise this season. The final game of the Michigan-Notre Dame rivalry will be the biggest story of the early season, but the keys to the season will be Stanford, at Florida State, and at USC. If the Irish can win 2 of those 3 games, they will probably have a shot to make the college football playoff. If they win all 3? It will be hard to vote against them.
2013 Notre Dame Football Preview
The return to national relevance for Notre Dame football occurred in 2012, and the key will be staying at that level for head coach Brian Kelly and the Fighting Irish. Notre Dame may have lost in the national championship, but they made huge strides in becoming a force again in college football. Notre Dame lost Heisman Trophy finalist Manti Te’o and tight end Tyler Eifert to the NFL and quarterback Everett Golson to suspension. However, the defense should still be one of the best in the nation with many key starters returning. For Notre Dame to build off of last season, they will need Tommy Rees to step up for the loss of Golson. Rees proved to be a valuable asset off the bench in 2012, but the senior will now be relied on as the starter and the guy to return the Irish back to the national championship. Notre Dame will welcome Michigan State, Oklahoma, and USC to South Bend this season in their quest to stay near the top of the college football world.
2011 Notre Dame Football Preview
As another season approaches, expectations are high once again in South Bend, Indiana. Notre Dame had somewhat of a rebound season, winning its second consecutive bowl game under first year coach Brian Kelly. With a favorable schedule and a bevvy of returning young talent, this might be the season that the Fighting Irish return to its glory days of the past.
The offense will be led by sophomore quarterback Dayne Crist. Though he struggled at times during his freshman season, he showed flashes of potential that bodes well for this coming season. He will also have a large number of weapons surrounding him that will make the offense a legitimate scoring threat, including veteran wide receiver Michael Floyd and running back Cierre Wood.
As for the other side of the ball, the defense will turn to the contributions of linebacker Manti Te'o, who was one of the best defenders in the country last season. In addition to being a smart offensive coach, Kelly is also one of the best all-around play callers in the country so it would not be shocking if Notre Dame is in the conversation all season long.
2010 Notre Dame Football Preview
Notre Dame has had quite an eventful offseason. The Fighting Irish fired coach Charlie Weis shortly after the season ended, having stumbled to a disappointing 6-6 finish and missing out on a bowl game.
Weis was replaced by former University of Cincinnati coach Brian Kelly soon after, and the new leader was quickly met with high expectations. Notre Dame has lost several key players on offense, including quarterback Jimmy Clausen and wide receiver Golden Tate - both of whom got drafted by the NFL. However, there is still a lot of talent on offense with wide receiver Michael Floyd and highly touted quarterback Dayne Crist.
The defense, which surrendered a large amount of points last year, returns a lot of veterans - especially up front. They also landed the heavily recruited lienbacker Manti Te'o who can have an impact right away, even as a freshman.
The Fighting Irish will meet three of their biggest rivals in the first three games of the year. They open the season with in-state rival Purdue coming to South Bend. That game is quickly followed by another home game against Michigan, and then they go on the road to face Michigan State. Other games with Western Michigan, Tulsa and Army may provide Kelly with the favorable schedule he needs to be successful his first year at Notre Dame.
2009 Notre Dame Football Preview
Will 2009 be the year that Notre Dame Head Coach Charlie Weis finally quiets some of his critics? Weis has coached four years in South Bend with just a 29-21 record to show for it, so many of the Irish faithful are looking for a big season. Things are in place for Notre Dame to live up to expectations because Weis has talented quarterback Jimmy Clausen and host of other highly rated players. Weis also landed some highly touted defensive players in his 2009 recruiting class; the type of players that should pay immediate dividends on the field. If the Irish offensive is clicking and the defense plays solid, then Notre Dame should be able to overcome a tough schedule to have a great year.
2008 Notre Dame Football Preview
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish football program is arguably the most successful team of all time in college football. While the 2007 season was an abysmal low in Notre Dame's history, you can bet head coach Charlie Weis will lead the team to a big turnaround next year with more experienced players and new recruits. Notre Dame Stadium will shake this coming season as the country's most rabid college football fans cheer on their Fighting Irish to play their way back to the elite status they've enjoyed throughout most of the team's history.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish News - 7/24/2017
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish will start the 2017 college football season against the Temple Owls in South Bend for the second matchup between the two schools. Notre Dame won in 2015 against Temple as their first head to head game. Tickets for the Fighting Irish have a high average price of $184.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish News - 2/1/2017
Notre Dame ended their overall season with 4 wins and 8 losses which did not place them in a 2016 college football bowl game for the first time since 2009. The Fighting Irish signed Aaron Banks and Jonathon MacCollester for the upcoming 2017 season.