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Notre Dame is one of six independent schools in NCAA Division I FBS in 2013, along with Army, Navy, Brigham Young, New Mexico State, and Idaho. Therefore, Notre Dame has more flexibility with regards to scheduling because it is not committed to playing eight or nine games within an athletic conference.[1] With the announcement of a move to the ACC in all other sports except hockey and football, Notre Dame has an agreement to play five ACC schools per season in football.[2] This leaves future schedules subject to change to accommodate 5 usually different ACC teams per year on a 3 year rotating basis.[3] Some information suggests currently scheduled and contracted games with ACC opponents Boston College, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Miami,and Wake Forest already on future schedules will not be altered.[4] Notre Dame traditional yearly rivalries expected to continue long term include Southern California, Stanford, and Navy.[5] The yearly Michigan series has been recently canceled beyond 2014 but is expected to be renewed in some fashion sometime in the next decade.[6] Current long term contracts still exist with Michigan State and Purdue.

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2013

August 31TBATemple[7]

NBC September 7Nightat Michigan[8][9]

ABC/ESPN September 14TBAat Purdue[10]

September 21TBAMichigan State[11]

NBC September 28TBAOklahoma[12]

NBC October 5TBAArizona State[13]

NBC October 12Bye[14] October 19TBASouthern California[15]

NBC October 26TBAat Air Force[16]

November 2TBANavy[17]

NBC November 9TBAat Pittsburgh[18]

November 16Bye[14] November 23TBABrigham Young[19]

NBC November 30TBAat Stanford[20]

Template:CFB Schedule End

The University of Notre Dame has finalized and released the 2013 football schedule.[14] This includes six home games at Notre Dame Stadium, five away games as the visiting team, and one neutral site game as the home team as part of the "Shamrock Series".

2014

August 30TBARice[21][22]

NBC September 6TBAMichigan[23]

NBC September 13TBAPurdue[10]

NBC September 27TBAat Syracuse[24]

October 4TBAStanford[20][22]

NBC October 11TBAat Temple[7]

October 25TBAat Arizona State[25]

November 1TBAat Navy[26]

November 8TBAPittsburgh[18]

NBC November 15TBANorthwestern[27]

NBC November 29TBAat Southern California[15]

Template:CFB Schedule End TBA: A neutral site game will be added as part of the "Shamrock Series", with Notre Dame traveling to one home game outside of Indiana each year.[28] A previously scheduled game vs. Army in the Citrus Bowl is unlikely to be rescheduled unless stadium renovations can be completed in time.[29] The 2014 season has been previously reported as the first year Notre Dame will annually play 5 ACC opponents per year.[6] This would require an additional 3 games added against ACC opponents, which would necessitate dropping or rescheduling 2 previously scheduled non ACC opponents from the current projected schedule. Notre Dame athletic director, Jack Swarbrick, has stated that 2 away ACC games would coincide with the even year away Navy football games and 3 away ACC games would coincide with odd year home Navy football games.[30]

2015

September 5TBATexas[31]

NBC September 19TBAat Purdue[10]

September 26TBAMassachusetts[32]

NBC October 10TBANavy[33]

NBC October 17TBASouthern California[33]

NBC November 7TBAWake Forest[34]

NBC November 14TBAat Pittsburgh[18]

November 21TBASyracuse[24]

NBC November 28TBAat Stanford[20]

TBATBAat Boston College[35]

Template:CFB Schedule End TBA: With the Michigan series recently canceled,[36] expect the addition of another ACC opponent for a total of 5 ACC teams per year.[2] A neutral site game will be added as part of the "Shamrock Series", with Notre Dame traveling to one home game outside of Indiana each year.[28]

2016

September 3TBAat Texas[31]

September 17TBAStanford[33]

September 24TBAat Michigan State[37]

October 1TBAPurdue[10]

October 8TBAMiami[38]

October 15TBAat Navy[17]

  • TBA
  • TBA

October 29TBAPittsburgh[18]

November 26TBAat Southern California[15]

TBATBAat Syracuse[24]

TBATBABoston College[35]

Template:CFB Schedule End TBA: With the Michigan series recently canceled,[36] expect the addition of another ACC opponent for a total of 5 ACC teams per year.[2] A neutral site game will be added as part of the "Shamrock Series", with Notre Dame traveling to one home game outside of Indiana each year.[28]

2017

September 2TBATemple[32]

September 16TBAArizona State[25]

October 7TBASyracuse[24]

November 25TBAat Miami[39]

TBATBAMichigan State[37]

TBATBAat Purdue[10]

TBATBASouthern California[5]

TBATBANavy[26]

TBATBAat Stanford[20]

Template:CFB Schedule End TBA: The eventual inclusion of 5 ACC teams per year is expected.

2018

September 22TBAPurdue[10]

TBATBAMichigan State[37]

  • TBA
  • TBA

TBATBAat Northwestern[27]

TBATBABoston College[35]

TBATBAStanford[20]

TBATBAat Navy[26]

  • TBA
  • TBA

TBATBAat Southern California[5]

Template:CFB Schedule End TBA: The eventual inclusion of 5 ACC teams per year is expected.

2019

August 31TBAat Texas[31]

September 21TBAat Purdue[10]

TBATBAMichigan State[37]

  • TBA
  • TBA

TBATBAat Boston College[35]

TBATBASouthern California[5]

TBATBANavy[26]

TBATBAat Stanford[20]

Template:CFB Schedule End TBA: The eventual inclusion of 5 ACC teams per year is expected.

2020

September 12TBATexas[31]

September 19TBAPurdue[10]

TBATBAat Michigan State[37]

TBATBAStanford[5]

TBATBAat Navy[26]

  • TBA
  • TBA

TBATBAat Southern California[5]

Template:CFB Schedule End TBA: The eventual inclusion of 5 ACC teams per year is expected.

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