Notre Dame Football reveals date of 2024 Blue-Gold Game
On Wednesday, Notre Dame football announced the date of the program’s annual intrasquad scrimmage. Coach Marcus Freeman’s team will face each other in this year’s Blue-Gold Game on April 20. Kickoff is set at 1 p.m. EST. Peacock will have television coverage of the game.
Ticket prices for the Fighting Irish spring game vary from $10 to $40. Single-group tickets are $8.00 when purchasing at least 20. A general admission ticket is $10. All prices do not include taxes or fees.
In last year’s game, Notre Dame fans had their first look at graduate transfer quarterback Sam Hartman. The former Wake Forest passer stole headlines by converting on 13-16 passes for 189 yards and 2 touchdowns. Hartman and “Team Gold” defeated “Team Blue” 24-0.
True freshman wide receiver Jaden Greathouse also gave the program a glimpse of his potential impact for the upcoming season. The Austin (Texas) Westlake product caught 11 passes for 118 yards, leading all Irish pass catchers.
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Attendance at last year’s game was 32,942.
The Blue-Gold game has historically become a key recruiting weekend for the Notre Dame football program. During last year’s game, the Irish welcomed over 30 prospects, including eight verbal commits. Seven more prospects who attended the game also pledged to Notre Dame.
New players debuting during Notre Dame Football’s Blue-Gold spring game
For this year’s Blue-Gold Game, the Irish expect to debut 22 new scholarship players (15 mid-year enrollees, 6 transfers).
Here are the six transfers expected to be available to play:
- Quarterback Riley Leonard (Duke)
- Wide receiver Jayden Harrison (Marshall)
- Kicker Mitch Jeter (South Carolina)
- Wide receiver Kris Mitchell (Florida International)
- Defensive lineman R.J. Oben (Duke)
- Defensive back Jordan Clark (Arizona State)
Here are the 15 early enrollees expected to be available to play:
- Quarterback CJ Carr (Saline, Mich.) Saline High
- Running back Aneyas Williams (Hannibal, Mo.) Hannibal High
- Running back Kedren Young (Lufkin, Texas) Lufkin High
- Wide receiver Micah Gilbert (Charlotte, N.C.) Charlotte Christian
- Wide receiver Cam Williams (Glen Ellyn, Ill.) Glenbard South
- Tight end Jack Larsen (Charlotte, N.C.) Charlotte Catholic
- Offensive lineman Peter Jones (Malvern, Pa.) Malvern Prep
- Offensive lineman Anthonie Knapp (Roswell, Ga.) Roswell High
- Offensive lineman Styles Prescod (Fishers, Ind.) Hamilton Southeastern
- Defensive lineman Cole Mullins (Hoschton, Ga.) Mill Creek
- Defensive lineman Sean Sevillano (Clearwater, Fla.) Clearwater Academy International
- Defensive lineman Loghan Thomas (Lakewood, Ohio) St. Edward
- Defensive lineman Bryce Young (Charlotte, N.C.) Charlotte Christian
- Linebacker Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa (Bellflower, Calif.) St. John Bosco
- Safety Kennedy Urlacher (Chandler, Ariz.) Chandler High