College Football Powers Notre Dame and Clemson to Play Annually for 12 Years

The Fighting Irish and the Tigers built a rivalry over the past decade, and it will continue.

Notre Dame cornerback Benjamin Morrison (20) celebrates after a third quarter interception against the Clemson Tigers at Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend, Ind., on Nov. 5, 2022. Matt Cashore/USA Today Sports via Field Level Media

Notre Dame versus Clemson has become one of the bigger nonconference rivalries in college football, and the two will play annually for the next 12 years.

The two college football powers announced the agreement on Tuesday amid a nearly two-year drought in their rivalry. Notre Dame and Clemson last played each other in 2023, when the Tigers won 31–23.