USC and Notre Dame to Renew Football Rivalry in 2030
USC and Notre Dame have agreed to renew their college football rivalry starting in 2030 through a four-game series that will feature back-to-back season openers.
USC and Notre Dame have formally agreed to renew their historic college football rivalry starting in the 2030 season, according to an official announcement regarding the future gridiron schedule.
The agreement calls for a four-game series between the two athletic programs. Notably, the contract dictates that the renewed series will feature back-to-back season openers for both teams to begin the multi-year slate.
Specific kickoff dates, television broadcast details, and host stadium assignments for each contest in the four-game series have not yet been disclosed beyond the initial 2030 scheduling plan.
The arrangement secures future competition between the Trojans and the Fighting Irish, extending a storied college football rivalry into the next decade.
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