Marcus Freeman has been approached about some high-profile jobs. You know them by now: Florida, Penn State, and perhaps others.

In what has been a chaotic year of high-profile coaching firings in college football, Notre Dame's Marcus Freeman has reportedly turned down interest from Florida and Penn State

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The latest Notre Dame injury report is out ahead of Saturday's game at Boston College and it brings more bad news for wide receiver Jaden Greathouse. It has downgraded Greathouse from questionable when it was released on Monday to out for Saturday's contest.

Notre Dame's fourth-quarter comeback against Penn State in the College Football Playoff contributed to James Franklin's firing. The short answer to this question is yes, Notre Dame definitely played a part in Penn State opting to move on from coach James Franklin.

A new favorite has emerged to take the Penn State head coaching job after Matt Rhule signed a contract extension with Nebraska.

Yahoo Sports Daily hosts Jason Fitz and Claudia Bellofatto are joined by co-host of “Golic & Golic” Mike Golic Jr. to discuss Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman reportedly turning down interest from Florida and Penn State.

The Nittany Lions are in the early stages of their search, and are likely to take big swings to try and find a successor to James Franklin.

Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman reportedly has no interest in leaving the Fighting Irish for vacancies at Penn State or Florida, according to The Athletic. Athletic directors at Penn State and Florida each "put in calls" to Freeman's representation to gauge interest and both were told "no," according to Pete Sampson.

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