Notre Dame football releases game trailer for home opener against Rice
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 11, 2026, 3:48 PM
Last updated Sep 11, 2026

Notre Dame prepares to host Rice on Saturday for the team's first home game of the 2026 season. The university's official social media account released a promotional trailer on Friday, continuing a weekly tradition ahead of the matchup. The video features narration by Brent Musburger and highlights various players from Notre Dame history alongside members of the current roster. Notre Dame enters the contest following a season-opening victory against Wisconsin last weekend. The game at Notre Dame Stadium is scheduled to begin in approximately 24 hours. This matchup marks the transition to the home portion of the schedule for the Irish.
- •Notre Dame hosts Rice on Saturday for its 2026 home opener.
- •The official Notre Dame football account published a game trailer on Friday.
- •The video includes historic and current players with narration by Brent Musburger.
- •Notre Dame started the season last weekend with a win against Wisconsin.
- 3:48 PMYahoo Sports — Notre Dame drops its game trailer for 2026 home opener against Rice
"Notre Dame football stays with its Friday tradition of releasing its game trailer, as the 2026 home opener edition has been dropped.
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