Notre Dame vs. Michigan State: Preview, predictions, TV schedule and more

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Notre Dame and Michigan State will battle in a primetime matchup in Week 4 of the college football season.

The fourth week of the college football season is here. The cupcake matchups will slowly go away, while the marquee games pick up as the season crosses the quarter mark. One of those will be Notre Dame vs. Michigan State, in a battle of teams who have a storied history.

Notre Dame sits at 2-1, coming off a win against Boston College, 49-20. There was almost no production from quarterback Brandon Wimbush, who had just 96 passing yards. However, the running game put up an astonishing 515 yards. Wimbush had 207 of those yards (a school record) and four touchdowns. Josh Adams had 229 yards, too, making for an incredible accomplishment of two 200-yard rushers.

Michigan State is 2-0. They recently topped Western Michigan, 28-14, with a strong running game. 296 yards and three touchdowns came on the ground, which propelled Sparty to the victory. LJ Scott led the way with 86 yards.

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Quarterback Brian Lewerke had an impressive day, as he had three total touchdowns. He threw for 161 yards and ran for 81 in the win.

Notre Dame and Michigan State will look to build on their momentum on Saturday night. Let’s look at who’s favored, along with the information on how to watch this game:

TV Schedule

Date: Saturday, Sep. 23
Time: 8:00 p.m. ET
Location: East Lansing, MI
Venue: Spartan Stadium
TV Info: FOX
Live Stream: Fox Sports Go, FuboTV

Betting Odds

Point spread: Notre Dame -4
Moneylines: Notre Dame -172, Michigan State +152
Over/Under: 54

East Lansing will be taken over by the Irish and Spartans on Sep. 23. Who will walk out the winner?

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