Notre Dame football: A full look at future Fighting Irish schedules
Conference realignment is going to dictate what college football programs’ future schedules look like, but as it stands Notre Dame has opponents scheduled all the way out to 2037. Below is a look at what Notre Dame’s future schedules look like through that year.
The next two Fighting Irish football seasons are highlighted by the Irish’s home and home with Texas A&M. The Irish go to College Station, Texas, next year before welcoming the Aggies to South Bend, Ind., in 2025. The Irish have a similar home and home with Alabama in 2029-30.
You’ll notice the Irish are still missing a 12th game for the 2024 season. A trip to Miami was rescheduled for 2025. The Hurricanes will go to South Bend in 2026. The 2024 schedule will be updated in this file when it gets announced.
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Here’s a look at those matchups plus many more in the next decade and a half.
2024
8/31: at Texas A&M
9/7: Northern Illinois
9/14: at Purdue
9/21: Miami Ohio
9/28: Louisville
10/12: Stanford
10/19: at Georgia Tech (Mercedes-Benz Stadium)
10/26: Navy (MetLife Stadium)
11/9: Florida State
11/16: Virginia
11/30: USC
2025
9/13: Texas A&M
9/20: Purdue
9/27: at Arkansas
10/18: USC
11/8: Navy
TBA: NC State, Syracuse, at Boston College, at Miami, at Pitt
2026
9/5: Wisconsin (Lambeau Field)
9/26: at Purdue
10/3: at North Carolina
10/17: Virginia
10/31: at Navy
11/28: at USC
TBA: Michigan State, Syracuse, Miami, at Florida State
2027
9/4: Purdue
10/2: Georgia Tech
11/6: Virginia Tech
TBA: Navy, at Clemson, at Duke, at Michigan State, at Wake Forest
2028
9/16: Arkansas
9/23: Purdue
11/4: at Virginia Tech
TBA: Boston College, Clemson, Miami, at Navy, at Pitt
2029
9/1: Alabama
9/15: at USF
10/6: at NC State
11/3: Georgia Tech
11/10: at Florida State
TBA: Wake Forest, Navy, at Syracuse
2030
8/31: Indiana
9/14: at Alabama
11/2: at Lousiville
TBA: Duke, Florida State, North Carolina, at Boston College, at Navy
2031
9/1: at Clemson
9/13: USF
9/27: at Indiana
10/11: at Virginia
11/15: Florida
11/22: NC State
TBA: Miami, Navy, at Pitt, at North Carolina
2032
9/11: at Florida
10/30: at Georgia Tech
TBA: Florida State, Louisville, Wale Forest, Miami, at Navy
2033
9/3: at Michigan
9/24: at Duke
11/5: Virginia Tech
TBA: Pitt, at Boston College, at Louisville
2034
9/2: Michigan
10/26: at Miami
TBA: Clemson, Syracuse, Virginia, at Pitt
2035
11/10: at NC State
TBA: Boston College, Duke, at Virginia, at Louisville
2036
9/1: at Virginia Tech
9/27: at Georgia Tech
10/4: Florida State
11/1: Pitt
11/8: North Carolina
2037
10/3: NC State
TBA: Miami, at Clemson, at Syracuse, at Wake forest
It’ll be interesting to see if the Irish’s rivalry with Stanford is continued after the Cardinal’s move from the Pac-12 to the ACC. The same goes for the USC Trojans going from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten.
Notre Dame’s football independence gives the program a lot of leeway to make its own decisions in scheduling. The only guidelines the Irish are currently tied down by are needing to fulfill a partial membership to the ACC. You’ll notice many of the Irish’s future opponents are in the ACC. Notre Dame has to schedule five games a year with teams in that conference.
