WATCH: Notre Dame football recruiting discussion with Singer and Kelly

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Blue & Gold’s Mike Singer and Kyle Kelly talk about the discuss and debate the latest Notre Dame football recruiting headlines in a special live show on Wednesday afternoon.

Among the topics of discussion is Notre Dame trending for more three-star prospects in recent weeks. Is that a reason for concern? The guys discuss that as well as what Kelly saw from quarterback commit CJ Carr at the Elite 11 regionals, the latest on the 2024 safety board and more.

It is not a show to miss for Fighting Irish fans. Watch the show below! It begins live at 2 p.m. ET on May 17, 2023.

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It appears FOX Sports college football analyst Joel Klatt has had enough of putting Notre Dame in the top 10 of the preseason poll every year. The Irish have appeared somewhere in the top 10 prior to the start of the last four seasons.

Klatt would not make it five. He ranked the Fighting Irish No. 13 this week.

Still, Klatt was optimistic about one key component of ND’s game.

“Listen, Notre Dame is going to be upgraded at quarterback,” Klatt said. “I think Sam Hartman is an upgrade for Notre Dame at quarterback. This guy threw 110 touchdown passes at Wake. He’s a good player. This is better than what they had.

“Which, by the way, read between the lines, if Tyler Buchner is starting for Alabama and he was the starter last year for Notre Dame and I’m telling you Notre Dame has now upgraded at quarterback with Sam Hartman, that tells you that Notre Dame is in a better position at quarterback right now than Alabama, which I think is interesting.”

By putting the Irish at No. 13, Klatt is essentially implying the Irish would be a fringe playoff team in the new format but not in the one that has existed since 2014 and will be in place for one last season in 2023.

That’s fair. The Irish have now gone back-to-back seasons without a CFP appearance, and they’re coming off a 9-4 season in the first year of head coach Marcus Freeman’s tenure…..

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