
The BYU Cougars made a seismic statement in college football with their 28-24 upset victory over No. 2 Notre Dame, ending the Fighting Irish’s 16-game winning streak—the longest in the nation—and marking the Cougars’ first win over Notre Dame since 2004.
Quarterback Bear Bachmeier delivered a historic performance, becoming the first FBS player in three decades to achieve the rare “hat trick” against a top-five opponent, throwing a touchdown pass, rushing for two scores, and adding a touchdown on a trick play. His 23-of-36 passing for 224 yards and clutch fourth-quarter execution under pressure solidified BYU’s claim as a legitimate national contender, while the defense sealed the game with a critical stop at the goal line in the final seconds.
CBS Sports now projects BYU as the new No. 1 in the AP Top 25 poll, citing the Cougars’ unbeaten 6-0 record and their ability to defeat a powerhouse program in a high-stakes matchup.
The win has reshaped the College Football Playoff conversation, proving BYU can compete with the sport’s elite as they head into the final stretch of the season.
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