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Notre Dame’s defense enters a high-stakes Top 10 showdown with BYU facing a pair of key question marks, as cornerback Leonard Moore and defensive tackle Jason Onye both carry concussion and ankle concerns, respectively. Onye’s return would mark a significant boost after missing time due to an injury suffered against Wisconsin, while Moore’s availability remains uncertain as the Irish prepare for their trip to Utah.
On the offensive side, linebacker Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa and offensive lineman Matty Augustine have been cleared to play after being listed on last week’s injury report, adding stability to a unit that has dealt with multiple setbacks this season. Meanwhile, the running back depth chart continues to reflect the challenges of managing limited healthy options, a recurring theme for the Irish’s ground-game throughout the campaign.
Defensive lineman Tiki Hola, linebacker Brauntae Johnson, and wide receiver Quincy Porter are among those sidelined by season-ending injuries, while others like Charles Jagusah and Chris Terek remain out for extended periods due to serious knee and shoulder issues. The absence of Porter, a key playmaker, further compounds Notre Dame’s offensive struggles, leaving coordinator Noah Grubbs with a more limited arsenal heading into Saturday’s matchup.
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