The Fighting Irish have certainly been vocal about their perceived CFP snub, but Red Raiders coach Joey McGuire doesn't seem to be very sympathetic.

When the airing of grievances finally concludes, Notre Dame will do what it always does. The Irish will stay independent.

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College football analyst Joel Klatt said that he heard there is frustration boiling over with the Notre Dame football program ...

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The Irish have every right to feel snubbed. But, that’s what happens when you give a head-scratching entity like the College Football Playoff committee the final say. It's the price Notre Dame paid in ...

Fox 32 contributing sports columnist Rick Telander argues that Notre Dame’s playoff snub could set off sweeping changes to ...