Tickets For Notre Dame Fighting Irish Durham Events in North Carolina

The Fighting Irish represent the University of Notre Dame and rank as one of the most successful collegiate basketball programs in the US. The program has won two national championships and have been regulars in the latter stages of the NCAA tournament. Their record speaks volumes of the school’s sporting prestige. The Fighting Irish are now traveling to Durham to take on the daunting Duke Blue Devils at the Cameron Indoor Stadium. To catch the upcoming game live, get Notre Dame Fighting Irish Durhamtickets at your earliest.

One of the most iconic names in collegiate sports, Notre Dame play basketball in the Atlantic Coast Conference of the NCAA Division I. They joined the conference in 2013 and our defending conference champions this season.

Fighting Irish

Formed in 1897, the Fighting Irish have two national championships in basketball. They were named champions by the Helm Foundation in 1927 (after posting a 19-1 season) and in 1936 (after posting a 22-2-1 season).

The team has played in the NCAA Tournament thirty one times, which places them on number nine on the all time list. They have made it once to the final four (1978), six times to the Elite Eight and sixteen times to the Sweet Sixteen.

The Fighting Irish were the first Big East team to complete two consecutive seasons undefeated at home. ESPN and Jeff Sagarin have listed the program twelfth in their ball time college basketball rankings in the ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia.

Duke Blue Devils

The Fighting Irish’s opponents for their upcoming fixture are the Duke Blue Devils. The Blue Devils team are one of the most successful basketball programs in the country. They have won an impressive four NCAA Championships, which is the fifth highest haul in the competition’s history. They also have the best NCAA winning percentage. Eleven players have been named National Player of the Year, whereas seventy one Duke players have gone on to play in the NBA.  The team has won the ACC Championships a record nineteen times and has finished the season ranked as number one seven times, which is the second only to UCLA. As a result of its massive success it has been named by ESPN as the most prestigious college basketball program in the country.