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Clemson, Notre Dame to announce 12-year football scheduling agreement


Clemson and Notre Dame are set to announce a 12-year scheduling agreement that will pit the two college football powers against each other annually through 2038. The Tigers and Irish have a recent history of marquee showdowns, and the schools believe the new agreement, which begins in 2027, could be the start of a top-tier rivalry. (ESPN.com)

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Clemson, Notre Dame to announce 12-year football scheduling agreement


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