Army vs. Notre Dame: How to watch, TV channel, streaming, start time and stats

The No. 6 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (9-1) are in the hunt for a College Football Playoff spot, and they head to Yankee Stadium to take on the undefeated No. 19 Army Black Knights (9-0).

These two independent programs have a storied shared history but have not met since 2016. This is the first time since 2010 that the teams will face off at Yankee Stadium.

Notre Dame has one of the worst losses on its record of any team competing for a Playoff spot - a 16-14 loss to Northern Illinois in their second game - but they have been flawless ever since with wins over ranked teams in Louisville and Navy.

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How to watch Army vs. Notre Dame, TV channel and streaming

Army vs. Notre Dame will be broadcast on NBC, which can be viewed through linear or cable TV and streamed via live TV streaming apps such as YouTubeTV or FuboTV.

Streaming will also be available on Peacock.

Army vs. Notre Dame start time, date and venue

Alabama vs. Oklahoma is scheduled to start at 7 PM ET/6 PM CT on Saturday, November 23 with the game taking place at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York.

Army vs. Notre Dame stats

• Army Black Knights QB Bryson Daily has completed 56.9 percent of his passes for 644 yards and a 7-1 TD-INT ratio, and he has rushed 174 times for 1,062 yards and 21 TDs.
• Notre Dame QB Riley Leonard has completed 64.7 percent of his passes for 1,789 yards and a 12-4 TD-INT ratio in 10 games, and he has rushed 104 times for 641 yards and 13 TDs.
• Army RB Kanye Udoh has rushed 128 times for 856 yards and nine TDs.
• Fighting Irish RB Jeremiyah Love has rushed 114 times for 720 yards and 12 TDs, while fellow RB Jadarian Price is averaging 7.3 yards per carry on his 67 carries this season.
• The Black Knights average 1.6 interceptions per game, the joint-fourth most in the nation.
• Notre Dame safety Xavier Watts has four interceptions and eight passes defended this season, both of which are team-highs.

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