Notre Dame didn't have a strong showing in very many parts of the game when it was upset by Northern Illinois in South Bend. One bright spot however was Joshua Burnham, a defensive lineman who was making plays before leaving the game with an ankle injury.

Notre Dame struggled offensively for long stretches of the first half against Miami (Ohio) on Saturday afternoon in South Bend.

After getting upset a week before, Notre Dame made a statement against Purdue in Week 3. The Fighting Irish pounded Purdue 66-7 -- their highest point total and biggest victory margin of the 88-game series. Next, the Irish take on Miami (Ohio), which is 0-2, at home, on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET.

Notre Dame football is back at home and back facing a second straight Mid-American Conference school at home. How can this game against Miami (Ohio) be different?

Maybe it's because Notre Dame football usually has a large audience. Maybe it's because neutral fans were curious to see if the Fighting Irish could bounce back after the loss to Northern Illinois at home.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - The Notre Dame football team bounced back big time this past weekend after going on the road and dismantling in-state rival Purdue 66-7. The dominant victory comes one week after the Fighting Irish suffered a surprising loss at home to Northern Illinois.

Against, Miami (Ohio), Notre Dame will need to build on that success and make a much-needed statement. For the Notre Dame defense, they are coming off a brilliant performance against Purdue. The unit is now expected to shut down a struggling Miami (Ohio) offense that is averaging just 11.0 points per game so far this season.

SOUTH BEND – Notre Dame has been a Jekyll-and-Hyde team through the first month of the season, at times looking like one of the best teams in the country and

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