How to watch Notre Dame Blue-Gold Game 2025: Live stream info, start time, and more
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How to watch Notre Dame Blue-Gold Game 2025:
When: Saturday, April 12
Where: Notre Dame Stadium in Notre Dame, Indiana
Time: 2:00 PM ET
Live Stream: Exclusively on Peacock
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When is Notre Dame's 2025 Blue-Gold Game?
This Saturday, April 12 at 2 PM ET, exclusively on Peacock.
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