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Notre Dame Set For Visit With Four-Star 2026 QB Recruit

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Notre Dame may already have their sights set on the quarterback for the 2025 season with Deuce Knight, but that hasn’t stopped the Irish coaching staff from planning ahead for the 2026 class.

One promising prospect they’re keeping a close eye on is Brady Hart from Florida.

Standing tall at 6 feet 4 inches and weighing in at 180 pounds, Hart has already caught the attention of recruiting experts, earning a 4-star rating from On3 at this early stage of his class.

Hart’s upcoming schedule includes visits to several schools, with his first stop being South Bend to meet with the Notre Dame team.

Alongside Notre Dame, he’ll also be checking out Miami, North Carolina, Florida State, and Florida. It’s worth noting that Hart received an offer from Notre Dame back in December, indicating that he’s a top priority for the program.

Adding to the optimism, there’s currently just one 247Sports Crystal Ball prediction, and it’s in favor of Notre Dame, suggesting that the Irish may have a strong chance of landing Hart for their 2026 roster.

As Marcus Freeman looks to build the future of the Fighting Irish, adding a talent like Hart would be a nice step in the right direction. It will be interesting to see where he ends up choosing to play.

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