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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- After weeks of criticism, Notre Dame’s defense is finally showing signs of dominance under new defensive coordinator Chris Ash.

The Irish held Boise State — a top 10 total offense — to just seven points and 315 total yards, marking one of their best defensive outings of the season. Head coach Marcus Freeman said he wasn’t surprised by the turnaround, calling it the result of Ash’s steady leadership and smart personnel adjustments.

The defense forced four interceptions, including two from cornerback Leonard Moore, who returned from injury and led the team with six solo tackles. “It just comes down to technique and practice reps,” Moore said. “When the ball c

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