Here are the Dates:

2014
1. Notre Dame vs. Syracuse (MetLife Stadium), 9/27*
2. North Carolina at Notre Dame, 10/11
3. Notre Dame at Florida State, 10/18
4. Louisville at Notre Dame, 11/22

2015
1. Notre Dame at Virginia, 9/12
2. Georgia Tech at Notre Dame, 9/19
3. Notre Dame at Clemson, 10/3
4. Notre Dame at Pitt, 11/7
5. Wake Forest at Notre Dame, 11/14
6. Notre Dame vs. Boston College (Fenway Park), 11/21@

2016
1. Duke at Notre Dame, 9/24
2. Notre Dame vs. Syracuse (MetLife Stadium), 10/1*
3. Notre Dame at NC State, 10/8
4. Miami at Notre Dame, 10/29
5. Virginia Tech at Notre Dame, 11/19

2017
1. Notre Dame at Boston College, 9/16
2. Notre Dame at North Carolina, 10/07
3. NC State at Notre Dame, 10/28
4. Wake Forest at Notre Dame, 11/04
5. Notre Dame at Miami, 11/11

2018
1. Syracuse at Notre Dame, 9/22
2. Notre Dame at Virginia Tech, 10/13
3. Pittsburgh at Notre Dame, 10/20
4. Florida State at Notre Dame, 11/10
5. Notre Dame at Wake Forest, 11/17

2019
1. Notre Dame at Louisville, 9/2 (Labor Day)
2. Virginia at Notre Dame, 9/28
3. Notre Dame at Georgia Tech, 10/19
4. Virginia Tech at Notre Dame, 11/02
5. Notre Dame at Duke, 11/09
6. Boston College at Notre Dame, 11/23

2020
1. Notre Dame at Wake Forest
2. Notre Dame at Pittsburgh
3. Duke at Notre Dame
4. Clemson at Notre Dame
5. Louisville at Notre Dame

2021
1. Notre Dame at Florida State, 9/6 (Labor Day)
2. Notre Dame at Virginia Tech
3. North Carolina at Notre Dame
4. Notre Dame at Virginia
5. Georgia Tech at Notre Dame

2022
1. Notre Dame at North Carolina
2. Notre Dame at Syracuse
3. Boston College at Notre Dame
4. Clemson at Notre Dame

2023
1. Notre Dame at NC State
2. Notre Dame at Duke
3. Notre Dame at Louisville
4. Wake Forest at Notre Dame
5. Notre Dame at Clemson
6. Pittsburgh at Notre Dame

2024
1. Miami at Notre Dame
2. Notre Dame at Georgia Tech
3. Florida State at Notre Dame
4. Virginia at Notre Dame

2025
1. Notre Dame at Miami
2. NC State at Notre Dame
3. Notre Dame at Boston College
4. Notre Dame at Pittsburgh
5. Syracuse at Notre Dame

* - Designated ‘home’ game for Syracuse
@ - Designated ‘home’ game for Notre Dame

http://www.theacc.com/#!/news-detail/acc...2014-10-21

Interesting a few years with 4 and few others with 6.

ALso interesting, no home-road-neutrals, which Notre Dame usually likes. (I'm pretty sure the Meadowlands ND-Syracuse games were already agreed.) I expected Notre Dame visits to FedEx Field and to the Panthers' stadium. Although I guess ND is getting as much North Carolina exposure as they want anyway, and Notre Dame will be getting its Florida exposure and snowbird alumni taken care of at the bowls and @Miami and @FSU.

I don't think neutral site games would have been allowed unless they counted for someone's "home game." The one in Fenway is considered a Notre Dame home game. The Syracuse ones almost certainly wouldn't be there except for them being signed before this deal.

When is the last time that the ACC has gone 11 years without a membership change?

I'll answer my own question - if you go back to 1960 (5 years after the ACC was founded), there has been only 1 year (1991) where they could have made this type of schedule and it wouldn't have had to be altered due to a change of membership.

I thought Notre Dame was coming to play Louisville in 2017 unless I'm mistaken with 2019. I Thought it was sooner then that .

Most teams play Notre Dame 4 times over 12 years but Pitt, BC, Syracuse and Wake Forest each get a fifth game. Pitt and BC make sense since they have history with ND. Syracuse, I suppose, gets an extra game because they had an existing deal prior to the Notre Dame-ACC deal. The extra game for Wake Forest is maybe makeup for postponing the 2014 game?

Ha! The joke is on Notre Dame, as those games will never happen once the Big 12 takes Florida State, Clemson at whomever else it wants. Suck it, ND!

(10-22-2014 07:08 AM)CardFan1 Wrote:  I thought Notre Dame was coming to play Louisville in 2017 unless I'm mistaken with 2019. I Thought it was sooner then that .

It was but the payoff is worth it....Labor Day Weekend Game in Papa John's...very well can be a Saturday Night Game on ABC and a quick return trip to South Bend...

(10-22-2014 07:51 AM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote:  Ha! The joke is on Notre Dame, as those games will never happen once the Big 12 takes Florida State, Clemson at whomever else it wants. Suck it, ND!

Forgot about that....

(10-22-2014 07:51 AM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote:  Ha! The joke is on Notre Dame, as those games will never happen once the Big 12 takes Florida State, Clemson at whomever else it wants. Suck it, ND!

The good Doc has jokes!

(10-22-2014 08:35 AM)Maize Wrote:  

(10-22-2014 07:08 AM)CardFan1 Wrote:  I thought Notre Dame was coming to play Louisville in 2017 unless I'm mistaken with 2019. I Thought it was sooner then that .

It was but the payoff is worth it....Labor Day Weekend Game in Papa John's...very well can be a Saturday Night Game on ABC and a quick return trip to South Bend...

no- it's actually the Labor Day Monday night game.

(10-22-2014 09:08 AM)stever20 Wrote:  

(10-22-2014 08:35 AM)Maize Wrote:  

(10-22-2014 07:08 AM)CardFan1 Wrote:  I thought Notre Dame was coming to play Louisville in 2017 unless I'm mistaken with 2019. I Thought it was sooner then that .

It was but the payoff is worth it....Labor Day Weekend Game in Papa John's...very well can be a Saturday Night Game on ABC and a quick return trip to South Bend...

no- it's actually the Labor Day Monday night game.

Thanks for the clarification...Monday Night College Football on the Worldwide Leader...

(10-22-2014 09:14 AM)Maize Wrote:  

(10-22-2014 09:08 AM)stever20 Wrote:  

(10-22-2014 08:35 AM)Maize Wrote:  

(10-22-2014 07:08 AM)CardFan1 Wrote:  I thought Notre Dame was coming to play Louisville in 2017 unless I'm mistaken with 2019. I Thought it was sooner then that .

It was but the payoff is worth it....Labor Day Weekend Game in Papa John's...very well can be a Saturday Night Game on ABC and a quick return trip to South Bend...

no- it's actually the Labor Day Monday night game.

Thanks for the clarification...Monday Night College Football on the Worldwide Leader...

lol. The Saturday night game that 1st weekend is normally one of those neutral site games at either Jerry's World or Chick-fil-a.

(10-22-2014 07:08 AM)CardFan1 Wrote:  I thought Notre Dame was coming to play Louisville in 2017 unless I'm mistaken with 2019. I Thought it was sooner then that .

I remember when that was spread around. People assumed because the first game was in 2014. That was never confirmed though.

(10-22-2014 07:37 AM)prp Wrote:  Most teams play Notre Dame 4 times over 12 years but Pitt, BC, Syracuse and Wake Forest each get a fifth game. Pitt and BC make sense since they have history with ND. Syracuse, I suppose, gets an extra game because they had an existing deal prior to the Notre Dame-ACC deal. The extra game for Wake Forest is maybe makeup for postponing the 2014 game?

Wake, if I am not mistaken, as you mentioned did already have a series set up to be played this year and next year. So basically the four teams chosen by the ACC to play a fifth game in that 12 year span, were four teams who already had games set up prior to the ND/ACC deal.

(10-22-2014 06:06 AM)johnbragg Wrote:  ALso interesting, no home-road-neutrals, which Notre Dame usually likes. (I'm pretty sure the Meadowlands ND-Syracuse games were already agreed.) I expected Notre Dame visits to FedEx Field and to the Panthers' stadium. Although I guess ND is getting as much North Carolina exposure as they want anyway, and Notre Dame will be getting its Florida exposure and snowbird alumni taken care of at the bowls and @Miami and @FSU.

I don't think that the lack of any further announced neutral site games doesn't mean that there won't be any. It wouldn't surprise me to have both a few ND home games and ACC home games shifted to neutral sites.

(10-22-2014 07:51 AM)Dr. Isaly von Yinzer Wrote:  Ha! The joke is on Notre Dame, as those games will never happen once the Big 12 takes Florida State, Clemson at whomever else it wants. Suck it, ND!

Jeez man that joke is getting a little tired, no?

(10-22-2014 10:47 AM)orangefan Wrote:  

(10-22-2014 06:06 AM)johnbragg Wrote:  ALso interesting, no home-road-neutrals, which Notre Dame usually likes. (I'm pretty sure the Meadowlands ND-Syracuse games were already agreed.) I expected Notre Dame visits to FedEx Field and to the Panthers' stadium. Although I guess ND is getting as much North Carolina exposure as they want anyway, and Notre Dame will be getting its Florida exposure and snowbird alumni taken care of at the bowls and @Miami and @FSU.

I don't think that the lack of any further announced neutral site games doesn't mean that there won't be any. It wouldn't surprise me to have both a few ND home games and ACC home games shifted to neutral sites.

Only if it is a Notre Dame home game. They are not allowed to move the ACC home game unless that school chooses to do so - which essentially means the only one likely would be if Syracuse wanted another Meadowlands game to fulfill their agreement. The only two schools I could see maybe agreeing to do that, would be Louisville (Indianapolis) or Georgia Tech (new Georgia Dome), and likely only if they had a fifth game in the cycle (2 home, 2 road, one neutral).

(10-22-2014 12:06 PM)adcorbett Wrote:  

(10-22-2014 10:47 AM)orangefan Wrote:  

(10-22-2014 06:06 AM)johnbragg Wrote:  ALso interesting, no home-road-neutrals, which Notre Dame usually likes. (I'm pretty sure the Meadowlands ND-Syracuse games were already agreed.) I expected Notre Dame visits to FedEx Field and to the Panthers' stadium. Although I guess ND is getting as much North Carolina exposure as they want anyway, and Notre Dame will be getting its Florida exposure and snowbird alumni taken care of at the bowls and @Miami and @FSU.

I don't think that the lack of any further announced neutral site games doesn't mean that there won't be any. It wouldn't surprise me to have both a few ND home games and ACC home games shifted to neutral sites.

Only if it is a Notre Dame home game. They are not allowed to move the ACC home game unless that school chooses to do so - which essentially means the only one likely would be if Syracuse wanted another Meadowlands game to fulfill their agreement. The only two schools I could see maybe agreeing to do that, would be Louisville (Indianapolis) or Georgia Tech (new Georgia Dome), and likely only if they had a fifth game in the cycle (2 home, 2 road, one neutral).

no need the metlife games are done fr the forseable future following 2016 nd game

just looking- 2019 is the tough year for Notre Dame...
@ Louisville, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Duke, Stanford
homes- Virginia, Virginia Tech, BC, Navy, USC