Lincoln Riley Continues Digs at Notre Dame When Discussing Stalled Rivalry
Summary
USC football coach Lincoln Riley said his team wants to continue playing against Notre Dame, but the game will not happen in the next few years because the contracts ended and Notre Dame did not meet certain conditions. Both schools say they want to resume the rivalry, but the earliest possible next game might be in 2030.Key Facts
- USC and Notre Dame have a famous college football rivalry.
- Their contract to play ended after last season, so they will not meet this year or the next few years.
- Lincoln Riley says USC wanted to play Notre Dame "anytime, anywhere," including early in the season.
- Riley claims Notre Dame did not honor a promise to play those games, causing the break.
- Notre Dame’s athletic director says they also want to continue the rivalry in the future.
- Current schedules make it unlikely the teams could play each other before 2030.
- Both schools are currently blaming each other for the stalled series.
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