Notre Dame offensive lineman Pat Coogan, who started 26 games over the last two seasons and often served as the team's pregame hype man, is transferring. Coogan announced his intentions on social media Thursday and will have one year of eligibility remaining as a graduate transfer.

Much like former Notre Dame football center Zeke Correll, fourth-year linemen Pat Coogan and Rocco Spindler are transferring ahead of a youth movement.

Notre Dame has lost multiple offensive linemen to the transfer portal this week but that's because of the incredibly strong unit that is still in place.

Georgia football lost four starting offensive linemen to the 2025 NFL draft and should be interested in a talented Notre Dame transfer

South Bend, Ind. – Notre Dame offensive lineman Pat Coogan, who started 26 games over the last two seasons and often served as the team's pregame hype man, is transferring. Coogan announced his intentions on social media Thursday and will have one year of eligibility remaining as a graduate transfer.

Pat Coogan will leave Notre Dame ahead of next season, leaving head coach Marcus Freeman with another issue after three teammates opted to enter the transfer portal

Notre Dame lost more starting offensive linemen today with the announcement that right guard Rocco Spindler and center Pat Coogan were entering the transfer portal. Spindler will enter the portal as a graduate transfer and will have season of eligibility remaining.

Building a championship level team is exhausting work with long hours and heavy analysis involved. More often than not a staff is going to miss a recruiting or

Notre Dame starting offensive lineman Pat Coogan is expected to enter the transfer portal, sources tell On3. He’s become famous for his pregame speeches, including one before the Sugar Bowl where he screamed, “It’s God, it’s country, it’s motherf—ing Notre Dame.”

On Wednesday, the Irish saw three players enter the portal, offensive lineman Sam Pendleton, and a pair of wide receivers in Deion Colzie and Jayden Thomas. On Thursday, the exodus continued, as offensive lineman Rocco Spindler and Pat Coogan have now entered the portal and will play their final season somewhere other than South Bend.