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No. 3 Notre Dame lists Moore, Viliamu-Asa as questionable but bloodied Knapp is a no-doubter to play
Leonard Moore remains in concussion protocol, and Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa has a thumb injury as Notre Dame prepares for its next rivalry game.
- Notre Dame heads into this weekend's matchup against Stanford with All-American cornerback Leonard Moore, linebacker Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa, and offensive lineman Matty Augustine listed as questionable.
- Moore is in concussion protocol, while Viliamu-Asa manages a thumb injury; Augustine continues working back from a right foot injury sustained during recent practices.
- Offensive lineman Anthonie Knapp will play Saturday despite facial injuries sustained during the 37-26 victory at North Carolina, as head coach Marcus Freeman said he will play "even if it's another bloody mess."
- Freeman detailed depth adjustments should Moore be unavailable; Jayden Sanders and McKinney would step in at cornerback, with Mark Zackery, Ayden Pouncey, and Khary Adams prepared for additional snaps.
- The Fighting Irish enter the matchup riding a 15-game winning streak compiled over the past 12 1/2 months, with all five victories this season coming by double digits.
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Notre Dame Football Faces Injury Woes Before Stanford Clash
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) – Notre Dame could be without multiple key defenders Saturday when Stanford visits Notre Dame Stadium. According to the availability report released Monday, cornerback Leonard Moore and linebacker Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa are both listed as questionable after suffering injuries in Saturday’s win over North Carolina. Moore suffered a concussion, while Viliamu-Asa injured his left thumb, according to the report. Moore was shak…
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