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For those speculating about ND colluding with NBC over by otters92

Peacock for the Toledo game, there is this doosey from the NDAA this morning:

"Greetings Club Leaders,

Earlier this week, Notre Dame Athletics and NBC announced that the home opening game, ND vs. Toledo, on September 11, 2021 will be streaming exclusively on Peacock Premium. Aside from the matchup against Toledo, all other Notre Dame home games during the 2021 season will air on NBC and stream on Peacock. Peacock is widely available across devices and platforms (details here).

Please feel free to share this information with your local alumni, parents, and friends so everyone can take the necessary steps to cheer on the Fighting Irish from home! Please refer to this website for more information.

Beginning on Wednesday, August 11, Peacock will offer fans a limited time offer to save on Peacock Premium during football season — details will become available at www.peacocktv.com/notredame.

Peacock Premium is included at no additional cost for Comcast’s eligible Xfinity X1 and Flex customers and Cox Contour customers. Viewers can sign up at peacocktv.com.

Also, if you are preparing for a game watch event for the Toledo game, please make sure your bar/restaurant has the NBC Sports Pub Pass. With the NBC Sports Pub Pass, bars/restaurants can show the ND game vs Toledo live, on-demand, and commercial-free. Get more NBC Sports Pub Pass details here.

Go Irish!"