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- Notre Dame ruled transfer receiver Quincy Porter out against Wisconsin with a left knee injury, and Marcus Freeman said Porter remained at least a couple of weeks from helping the team after a minor procedure. - Linebacker Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa is questionable for Wisconsin as he completes his recovery from a November ACL tear, while Ko'o Kia is out with a shoulder injury. - Notre Dame will be without offensive linemen Matty Augustine, Charles Jagusah and Chris Terek, but Ashton Craig is expected to start at center after a 46-week ACL recovery and Peter Jones is off the injury report. - Defensive linemen Christopher Burgess Jr. and Tiki Hola remain unavailable for Notre Dame's opener because of left tibia and right knee injuries, respectively. - Freshman cornerback Chaz Smith is out with a right wrist injury, while safety Nick Reddish has progressed from modified fall-camp work to full availability.

- Potential first-round edge Boubacar Traore will play heavily with Loghan Thomas as the opening backup, while freshmen Rodney Dunham and Ebenezer Ewetade are not yet expected to handle meaningful Week 1 defensive snaps. - Francis Brewu arrives after producing 36 tackles and seven tackles for loss at Pitt, while Armel Mukam's camp improvement moved him clearly ahead of Elijah Hughes and into starting contention. - Jason Onye is expected to start and share defensive-tackle reps with top transfer Tionne Gray after Notre Dame received approval for Onye's sixth season. - Drayk Bowen remains the expected linebacker starter, while Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa should be available against Wisconsin only nine months after tearing his ACL. - Leonard Moore anchors the cornerback group, Christian Gray has moved permanently to nickel, and DJ McKinney and Jayden Sanders are both expected to play at the other outside corner spot.