The future of the USC-Notre Dame football rivalry is under threat as their contract approaches expiration. USC has offered to extend the series for one more season, citing uncertainty about the College Football Playoff format and automatic qualifiers for the Big Ten. Notre Dame's athletic director criticized USC's cautious approach, advocating for a long-term commitment. Historically, the rivalry has been a fixture of college football since 1924, with only World War II and the COVID-19 pandemic halting their meetings, highlighting its significance and prestige in the sport.
Notre Dame is seeking a long-term extension of the series, and its athletic director stated that USC's reluctance jeopardizes a historic and essential rivalry.
USC leaders believe the future of the rivalry with Notre Dame depends on upcoming changes in the College Football Playoff format and automatic qualifiers.
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