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Fighting Irish Wire on MSNOne of Notre Dame’s top remaining ‘26 targets, S Nick Reddish, will commit later this weekOne of the few remaining 2026 Notre Dame targets, safety Nick Reddish, will pick between the Irish, Wisconsin and Indiana on ...
Meanwhile, Devin Fitzgerald, the son of former Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, committed to Notre Dame on Saturday. He is a three-star wide receiver from Brophy College Preparatory ...
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Fighting Irish Wire on MSNKhary Adams, a 4-star 2026 prospect, is ‘locked in’ with Notre DameNotre Dame football gets great news as 2026 cornerback commit Khary Adams says that he’s “locked in” with the Irish.
Fitzgerald is the 24th commitment in Notre Dame’s class and the fourth receiver, following Finley, Bubba Frazier and Dylan Faison. Frazier committed in April.
Class of 2026 wide receiver Devin Fitzgerald, son of 11-time Pro Bowl selection and second all-time NFL receiving yards leader Larry Fitzgerald, has committed to Notre Dame, he announced Saturday ...
Notre Dame has the No. 4-ranked class in 2026, according to 247Sports' Composite rankings. Devin Fitzgerald is the fourth receiver commitment of the class, joining Finley, Bubba Frazier and Dylan ...
The 6-2, 205-pounder out of Phoenix, AZ and Brophy Prep chose Notre Dame over Clemson, UCLA, Stanford and more. BREAKING: Class of 2026 WR Devin Fitzgerald has Committed to Notre Dame, he tells me ...
Fitzgerald is the 24th player to commit to Notre Dame in the 2026 class and he's the 15th offensive player. He is also the fourth wide receiver, joining Kaydon Finley, Bubba Frazier and Dylan Faison.
Devin Fitzgerald, whose father Larry almost certainly will be a first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer in 2026, committed Saturday to Notre Dame.
Notre Dame football is bringing a blend of nostalgia and legacy, not just on its roster but with its 2026 recruiting class after landing a commitment from Devin Fitzgerald, son of 11-time Pro Bowl ...
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