Mike Golic Sr. Joins Notre Dame Football Radio Network
Former Notre Dame defensive lineman and ex-NFL player, Mike Golic Sr., who recently returned to ESPN Radio, is now set to join the Notre Dame football radio network.
Portland, OR, August 5, 2026 —
Mike Golic Sr., a familiar voice in sports broadcasting and a former standout defensive lineman for Notre Dame, is expanding his role in college football coverage. Golic Sr. is slated to join the Notre Dame football radio network, adding his expertise to the broadcasts for the Fighting Irish.
This move follows Golic Sr.’s recent return to ESPN Radio, where he has reconnected with listeners. His new position with the Notre Dame radio network signifies a return to his roots, as he played for the university before embarking on a career in professional football and later, sports media.
Golic Sr. played college football at Notre Dame from 1981 to 1984. He was drafted by the Houston Oilers in the 1985 NFL Draft and went on to play for the Oilers, Philadelphia Eagles, and Miami Dolphins during his NFL career. After retiring from professional football, Golic Sr. transitioned into sports broadcasting, becoming a prominent personality on ESPN Radio for many years.
The specific details regarding Golic Sr.’s role and the exact start date for his involvement with the Notre Dame football radio network were not immediately available. Further announcements are expected to provide more information on his contributions to the game-day broadcasts.
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