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The universities have announced a four‑game football series beginning in 2030, restoring a rivalry that once defined college football’s most celebrated intersectional matchups.
A four‑game series scheduled between 2030 and 2033 revives the storied competition between the Trojans and the Fighting Irish, complete with the iconic Jeweled Shillelagh trophy.
The Irish and the Trojans will meet in a four‑game agreement that runs through 2033, reviving a rivalry that has defined college football for generations.
The University of Notre Dame and the University of Southern California have agreed to a four‑game home‑and‑home series beginning in 2030, reviving one of college football’s most storied rivalries.
A new agreement brings the USC‑Notre Dame rivalry back to the national stage, pairing tradition with the logistics of modern college football.
The universities have committed to a four‑game series beginning in 2030, with games slated in Los Angeles and South Bend and the first three weeks of the 2032 and 2033 seasons.
The two programs have finalized a four-year football series that will resume in 2030, with games slated for Los Angeles and South Bend, while broader schedules and historic statistics highlight the renewed competition.
The two powerhouse programs have locked in a four‑game football series beginning in 2030, reviving a storied rivalry while focusing on athlete health and competitive balance.
After years of negotiations and public disputes, the University of Notre Dame and the University of Southern California have agreed to resume their football series, with the first game set for August 31, 2030, in Los Angeles.
The 2026 schedule pits USC against a string of top‑ranked teams, testing a program that has invested heavily in facilities, leadership and recruiting while aiming to break new ground under Riley.