USC and Notre Dame schedule four-game series starting in 2030

One of the greatest rivalries in college football won't happen this year, exactly one century after USC and Notre Dame first played.

One of the greatest rivalries in college football won't happen this year, exactly one century after USC and Notre Dame first played.

The Fighting Irish and Trojans last played in 2025, ending a series that dates back to 1926.

Notre Dame football will re-start its intersectional rivalry with USC in 2030 after the teams decide to do what's right, and for the good of the game.

The USC-Notre Dame football game is back on with the rivals agreeing to a four-game series that will begin in 2030.

USC and Notre Dame will be renewing their rivalry game starting in 2030 with a four-game series that will feature back-to-back season openers.

Notre Dame's agreement with USC offers a temporary fix to a back-and-forth spat that saw the schools put their rivalry on hiatus after 2025.

It’s great news for college football as a whole — and especially for those who care about the historic rivalry that dates back to 1926.

The Notre Dame-Southern California college football rivalry will start again in 2030. Notre Dame will play in Los Angeles on Aug. 31, 2030, and the Trojans will visit South Bend, Indiana, on Aug. 30, 2031. The teams met each non-pandemic season from 1946-2025, typically in October or November, in what became known as “the greatest intersectional rivalry in college football."

The Notre Dame-USC rivalry series is officially back.

Notre Dame and Southern California agreed to resume their college football rivalry in 2030 after it was paused due to disagreements over scheduling.

The rivalry series has been played almost continuously since 1926, and after a four-year hiatus, it will resume on a temporary basis in 2030.

The two storied programs and longtime rivals have finally come to a future scheduling agreement

LOS ANGELES — One of college football's most iconic rivalries is officially back.