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No. 10 Notre Dame looks to fix its offense at No. 25 Louisville

Notre Dame’s Mitchell Evans completes a catch ahead of Duke’s Brandon Johnson. (Ben McKeown/AP)

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Notre Dame and quarterback Sam Hartman need to find a quick fix.

The offense that looked so impressive through the first four games suddenly has gone stagnant. It scored just 35 points against the last two opponents, then-No. 6 Ohio State and then-No. 17 Duke.

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