as a hall of famer under both schools in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Current NFL players Media The Fighting Irish are unique among sports teams in the United States, as they are the only team, professional or college, to have all their games broadcast nationally on the radio, as well as the only team to have all of their home games broadcast nationally on television. Notre Dame famously left the College Football Association, a consortium that administered television broadcast rights on behalf of over 64 schools, in 1990, in order to establish its own broadcasting deal with NBC. From 1968 to 2007, Westwood One served as the official radio partner for the Irish, broadcasting their games for 40 consecutive years. Until the 2006 Air Force game, Notre Dame had a record 169 consecutive games broadcast nationally on either NBC, ABC, ESPN, or CBS. The 2006 ND vs. Air Force game was broadcast on CSTV, a college sports channel owned by CBS who had an exclusive contract with the Mountain West Conference, of which Air Force is a member. Television NBC has been televising Notre Dame Home football games since the 1991 season. In addition to TV broadcasts, NBC also maintains several dedicated websites to ND football and Notre Dame Central, which provides complete coverage, full game replays and commentary of the Notre Dame team. NBC's television contract with Notre Dame was renewed in April 2013 and is set to continue through the 2025 football season. It also aired football games on NBC's streaming service Peacock started in the 2021 season, with the home opener on September 11, 2021 against Toledo aired exclusively on the streaming service. Internationally Sky Sports has been covering Notre Dame Football home games in the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, Italy and Germany since 2018 as a result of Comcast's takeover of Sky Current broadcast team Jac Collinsworth (play-by-play) Jason Garrett (color commentator) Zora Stephenson (sideline reporter) Radio Radio rights to the Fighting Irish are held by Skyview Networks, who began distributing the broadcasts as part of a multi-sport arrangement in 2020. Current broadcast team Paul Burmeister (play-by-play) 2018–present Ryan Harris (color commentator) 2018–present Jack Nolan (network studio host) 2020–present Former commentators Tony Roberts (play-by-play) – 1980–2005 Tom Pagna (color analyst) Pat Haden Ralph Guglielmi Lindsey Nelson Al Wester Don Criqui (play-by-play) – 1974–1976, 2006–2017 Allen Pinkett (color analyst) – 2002–2017 Tom Hammond Mike