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Newsstand: What is the spread for the Notre Dame vs. Georgia Tech game?

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Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman. (Mike Miller/Blue & Gold)

Vegas likes Notre Dame football (5-1) to win in Atlanta on Saturday when it faces Georgia Tech (5-2) at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. When Circa Sports released its opening lines for Week 8 of College Football on Sunday, the No. 12 Fighting Irish opened as an 8-point favorite over the Yellow Jackets. The over/under total is 52½ points.  

Notre Dame is 4-2 against the spread this season, including 2-0 on the road. It has also exceeded the point total in three of its last four games. 

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Georgia Tech is 4-2-1 against the spread, with two wins coming in the season’s first two weeks. While the “over” has only hit twice, one of those times was in its 41-34 win against North Carolina last Saturday. 

Saturday’s game kicks off at 3:30 p.m. ESPN will have television broadcast coverage. 

Notre Dame Posts of the Weekend

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The Irish have won the Legends Trophy the last two seasons.

Defensive coordinator Al Golden’s unit is among the best in the country.

Sophomore running back Jeremiyah Love continues to perform at a high level. 

Notre Dame Quote of the Weekend

“They outplayed us in all three phases. Offensively, we didn’t sustain blocks. Their block destruction was impressive. But yeah, they beat us in all three phases. They’re a better team than us, and it showed.”

— Stanford coach Troy Taylor on how the Irish decisively pulled away from Stanford. 

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