The College Football Playoff will have a straight-seeding format for 2025. Here's how Clemson's path would have changed if it was adopted last year.

Clemson vs. Notre Dame has been a big talking point since the announcement of their scheduling agreement two weeks ago. ESPN’s Pete Thamel was the latest to react to it considering what it specifically means for the program in South Bend.

The 2025 game is the last in the current contract between the blueblood programs, and the Trojans offered only a one-year extension.

Answering your questions about how Notre Dame has improved, what the 12-year Clemson series means, recruiting, Mike Mickens and more.

On May 6, news broke that Notre Dame and Clemson had agreed to a 12-game home-and-home series from 2027 to 2038. The powerhouse programs were already set for matchups in 2027–28, 2031, 2034, and 2037 as part of the ACC scheduling agreement,

ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips discusses Clemson's new series with Notre Dame, sparking speculation about the Tigers' long-term conference plans.

The Clemson Tigers and Notre Dame Fighting Irish are modern college football powerhouses. According to Yahoo Sports, both teams have agreed to a 12-year partnership.

The Irish's announced series with Clemson raises questions about whether they will continue to play the Trojans beyond 2026.

Clemson and Notre Dame finalize a 12-year annual football series starting in 2027, turning their emerging rivalry into one of college football’s premier showdowns.

Notre Dame football made multiple offers to different classes on Wednesday. Find out all the information about the new scholarship here.

Three Notre Dame opponents were also ranked in the latest post-spring Top 25 from The Athletic. Miami moved up six spots to No. 9 in the rankings as the Hurricanes continue to gain more and more positive attention heading into the 2025 season. Texas A&M moved up two spots to No. 15 in the rankings.