Indiana cancels future football series with Notre Dame for 2030, 2031
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 9:09 AM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
The Indiana Hoosiers have canceled a scheduled home-and-home football series against Notre Dame set for 2030 and 2031. Reports indicate that Indiana requested to withdraw from the series, which aligns with its ongoing strategy to avoid tough nonconference opponents. The cancellation occurred under head coach Curt Cignetti's tenure, who previously emphasized a focus on conference games rather than a challenging nonconference schedule. Notre Dame is looking for a replacement opponent after removing Indiana from its lineup, while questions remain about Indiana's scheduling choices moving forward.
- •Indiana Hoosiers cancel series with Notre Dame for 2030, 2031
- •Cancellation aligns with Indiana's nonconference scheduling strategy
- •Cignetti emphasizes focus on nine conference games
- •Notre Dame seeks replacement opponent for canceled matchups
- •Indiana's upcoming schedule consists of weaker nonconference teams
- 9:09 AMYahoo Sports — Indiana football talks a big game, but Hoosiers won't play a big name
"Indiana and Curt Cignetti don't "whine" like the fellas do in the SEC, but the Hoosiers sure know how to duck and run.
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