Summary
USC head coach Lincoln Riley responded to criticism from Notre Dame and other parties about scheduling issues for their football game. Notre Dame wanted to avoid an early-season game against USC, while USC worried that a late-season loss could hurt their playoff chances. Riley expressed hope for resolving the scheduling issue and continuing the rivalry.
Key Facts
- USC and Notre Dame faced a scheduling conflict over their football game.
- USC preferred to play earlier in the season, while Notre Dame wanted a later game.
- USC head coach Lincoln Riley criticized Notre Dame for not agreeing to play at any time.
- Riley mentioned a proposal to continue the series for the next two years was rejected by Notre Dame.
- Notre Dame quickly replaced USC with BYU on their schedule.
- Riley hopes the rivalry can continue in the future.
- USC and Notre Dame have a history of competitive games, with Notre Dame leading the series 51 wins to USC's 37.
