Notre Dame prepares for Wisconsin opener at Lambeau Field
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Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Notre Dame faces Wisconsin in its season opener on Sunday at Lambeau Field. Ahead of the matchup, the program is highlighting historical offensive line personnel. Among the featured archives is a look at Chris Watt during a 2012 contest against Pittsburgh at Notre Dame Stadium. In that 2012 meeting, Notre Dame secured a 29-26 victory in triple overtime. The current focus on the offensive line honors the tradition of the position shared by both universities. Players and staff are transitioning to game-week activities as they prepare to take the field this weekend.
- •Notre Dame plays Wisconsin at Lambeau Field this Sunday.
- •The season opener highlights the historical role of offensive linemen for both programs.
- •Archives include photos of Chris Watt from a 2012 game against Pittsburgh.
- •Notre Dame defeated Pittsburgh 29-26 in triple overtime on November 3, 2012.
- 3:40 PMYahoo Sports — Five Old Notre Dame Football Photos for a Friday: Offensive Line Appreciation Day
"It’s time to talk about the big dudes on the line as Notre Dame takes on Wisconsin in the season opener at Lambeau.
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