When Notre Dame extended its contract with NBC Sports, the deal included a documentary on the football team that would steam exclusively on
Well, the time has come for that to begin, as the Irish announced today when the first two episodes will air, August 29th. It will be an inside look into the program, which will be similar to HBO’s Hard Knocks.
Episodes three and four will be released on December 5th, five and six on December 19th and the finale on January 16th.
[autotag]“Here Come The Irish” autotag] is expected to follow Notre Dame through the preseason, up to the first game of the year, at a minimum according to The Irish Tribune. With that schedule you have to believe that it will go though most of the season.
While it’s unfortunate this is on Peacock, it’s just one more reason to bite the bullet and sign up. This alone most likely will be worth it, and you don’t have to worry about when the Irish are exclusively playing on the platform. (This was not an add, just my general thoughts.
Even as the summer heat lingers, you can almost feel it in the air: college football is just around the corner, and the excitement as the days tick down to the start of the 2024 football season is almost palpable.
Of course, that goes double if you happen to be hanging anywhere within scoring distance of South Bend, Indiana, where the buzz surrounding the Notre Dame Fighting Irish (all 2024 Irish home games can be caught exclusively on NBC and Peacock) couldn’t be thicker, as one of the game’s most storied programs preps for a marquee season opener against a hungry SEC foe.
Just in time to get extra-hyped before the Irish start the season against Texas A&M on August 31, Peacock is dialing up Here Come the Irish, a Peacock original docu-series that offers an unprecedented peek behind the scenes into Notre Dame football — both on and off the field. Here Come the Irish drops its first pair of episodes beginning Thursday, August 29, followed all throughout the 2024 season with new installments that offer never-before-seen access into Notre Dame’s rich gridiron tradition.
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