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Notre Dame and USC agree to resume football rivalry with a 4-game series starting in 2030

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Notre Dame and USC agree to resume football rivalry with a 4-game series starting in 2030
Toronto Star
Toronto Star40 mins ago
Notre Dame and USC agree to resume football rivalry with a 4-game series starting in 2030
Notre Dame and USC agree to resume football rivalry with a 4-game series starting in 2030  Toronto Star
Notre Dame and USC agree to resume football rivalry with a 4-game series starting in 2030
Notre Dame and Southern California have announced that their college football rivalry will resume in 2030
CBS Sports
CBS Sports41 mins ago
Indiana, Notre Dame cancel series: Hoosiers have zero non-conference P4 opponents on future docket
The Hoosiers' schedule for the foreseeable future is devoid of real non-conference competition
New York Post
New York Post1 hrs ago
Historic USC-Notre Dame football rivalry is set to resume in 2030
One of the most historic rivalries in college football is back on. USC and Notre Dame have agreed to a new four-year series, the Trojans announced Monday, with the first game in Week 1 of the 2030 season at the Coliseum. USC and Notre Dame will resume one of the most historic college football rivalries,...
The Athletic
The Athletic1 hrs ago
Notre Dame-USC series to return in 2030 after rare hiatus for storied college football rivalry
After two years of talking about the importance of the Notre Dame-USC series, the schools have finally acted to bring it back.
Notre Dame–USC Football Rivalry Will Return: ‘That’s the Way It Should Be’
Notre Dame–USC Football Rivalry Will Return: ‘That’s the Way It Should Be’  Sports Illustrated
Fox News
Fox News🏁 first to report2 days ago
Notre Dame Fighting Irish may have college football's most impressive new training facility
Notre Dame's Jack and Kathy Shields Family Hall looks more like an Avengers headquarters than a college football training facility for the Fighting Irish.