ND -USC to end?

[Vowelguy]

Notre Dame–USC Football Series in Jeopardy, But Irish Looking to Extend Rivalry

The 2025 game is the last in the current contract between the blueblood programs, and the Trojans offered only a one-year extension.

www.si.com

Also this nugget about NDs series with Clemson:

Notre Dame is expecting all 12 of the Clemson games to count toward the annual ACC total, per sources, with discussions ongoing to hammer out that part of the agreement.

 

[Kolumbo]

Notre Dame–USC Football Series in Jeopardy, But Irish Looking to Extend Rivalry

The 2025 game is the last in the current contract between the blueblood programs, and the Trojans offered only a one-year extension.

www.si.com

Also this nugget about NDs series with Clemson:

Notre Dame is expecting all 12 of the Clemson games to count toward the annual ACC total, per sources, with discussions ongoing to hammer out that part of the agreement.

Very interesting. ND and Clemson had 5 games scheduled over the next 12 years as part of the normal rotation. If the additional 7 annual games are considered part of the ACC 5 rotation, that's 7 fewer games the rest of the ACC gets against ND. That would certainly ruffle some feathers

 

[FfldCntyFan]

Very interesting. ND and Clemson had 5 games scheduled over the next 12 years as part of the normal rotation. If the additional 7 annual games are considered part of the ACC 5 rotation, that's 7 fewer games the rest of the ACC gets against ND. That would certainly ruffle some feathers

This isn't surprising. When the agreement that dropped the lawsuits was announced, the additional Clemson games were said to not be part of the ND commitment to the conference (only those that had been scheduled prior to the agreement). What a surprise, ND decides to change the terms when it is too late for an equitable negotiation.

 

[Vowelguy]

This isn't surprising. When the agreement that dropped the lawsuits was announced, the additional Clemson games were said to not be part of the ND commitment to the conference (only those that had been scheduled prior to the agreement). What a surprise, ND decides to change the terms when it is too late for an equitable negotiation.

Well the ACC seems to have said No.

so there will be some interesting negotiation going on, as we see if ND can further divide the haves and have nots in the conference