News about Jack Swarbrick

Notre Dame will be included in a 'Hard Knocks'-style documentary that will take viewers along the scenes of Fighting Irish football. As reported by Sports Illustrated, NBC's Peacock streaming service is arranging a season-long series on the fabled program, according to Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick. The program is expected to debut in 2024 and will be based on HBO's classic series 'Hard Knocks,' which goes inside NFL franchises every season.

The College Football Playoff's board of directors decided on Friday to expand the field following years of calls for college football's postseason. The field will grow to twelve teams by the 2026 season, with the current four-team system. However, the board also encourages commissioners of the sport and conferences to implement the reforms as early as 2024.

On Sunday, former Notre Dame football star Manti Te'o, who appeared in Netflix's documentary The Girl Who Didn't Exist -The Girl Who Didn't Existence, was shown wearing a tight-fitting blue button-down and jeans as he walked alongside his wife, Jovi Nicole, and their child, Hiromi, in a stroller. Nicole's baby bump was barely apparent in the bright pink sun dress she wore to attend The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Pacific Beach on Sunday morning, but it became more apparent later in the day as she stepped into a house in San Diego's La Jolla neighborhood with a presenter. The couple are on vacation in the city for two years, following the release of a Netflix documentary that lays bare how a man masqued as a terminally ill woman and started a life with Te'o before faking 'her' death as part of a complex hoax.