ND tried to schedule a TCU game in South Bend but the timing didn't work.

There may be a neutral site ND home game with TCU in the dicussion phase.


http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/spt-...38037.html

Neutral site game would be cool.

(07-07-2016 10:47 AM)Frog in the Kitchen Sink Wrote:  Neutral site game would be cool.

Would that "neutral" site be Jerry World? I think you could fill that stadium up.

that would be a good one

So this game would not happen before 2025? Let me know around 2024 if it is happening. Heck it could be a conference game by then...

The Catholics vs the Protestants!

(07-07-2016 10:08 AM)TerryD Wrote:  ND tried to schedule a TCU game in South Bend but the timing didn't work.

There may be a neutral site ND home game with TCU in the dicussion phase.


http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/spt-...38037.html

Don't make Notre Dame mad.
First they cancel two games with Texas ('19 '20 and will pay Texas $150,000) then reach out to TCU for the possibility of playing in the same market against a different team.
I don't know what Texas did but is sure made somebody angry.

Michigan cancelled their game with Arkansas (and paid $2 million) so that it could schedule its game with ND instead.

Stuff happens in scheduling, doesn't it??

http://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2016/...ies-20160/

ND had announced two games against Texas A&M after cancelling the Texas games, not TCU. This is a different deal.

http://www.scout.com/college/texas/story...notre-dame

ND originally asked Texas to move the games to later in the decade,but Texas said no, so ND cancelled them.

(Maybe Jack Swarbrick really didn't like Steve Patterson, who knows?)


http://www.fbschedules.com/2014/09/notre...all-games/


ND has recently scheduled Ohio State, Georgia, Texas A&M and Michigan, among others, and is trying to schedule TCU and an SEC school like Alabama or LSU.

It may be that it is just an issue juggling schedules that many years out an independent. Who knows?


BTW, I don't think that TCU writer understood exactly what a "Shamrock Series" game is. It is an ND home game moved somewhere else and is by contract televised by NBC.

I doubt that a true "Shamrock Series" game could be scheduled at Jerry's World, since that would involve a Big 12 team playing in Big 12 country, but with the game rights held by NBC and with TCU getting 5,000 tickets as the visiting team.

Now, perhaps a Shamrock Series game with TCU could work as a home and home series, with ND' s "home game" being in Atlanta or New York or New Orleans.

ND vs TCU at Jerry World would be awesome.

Not gonna get my hopes up because any game scheduled further than 4 years out tend to not happen

(07-08-2016 12:31 PM)10thMountain Wrote:  ND vs TCU at Jerry World would be awesome.

Not gonna get my hopes up because any game scheduled further than 4 years out tend to not happen

It can't happen as a "Shamrock Series" game.

I doubt it would happen as a "one off" neutral site game, but it is possible.

(07-08-2016 12:11 PM)TerryD Wrote:  Michigan cancelled their game with Arkansas (and paid $2 million) so that it could schedule its game with ND instead.

Stuff happens in scheduling, doesn't it??

http://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2016/...ies-20160/

ND had announced two games against Texas A&M after cancelling the Texas games, not TCU. This is a different deal.

http://www.scout.com/college/texas/story...notre-dame

ND originally asked Texas to move the games to later in the decade,but Texas said no, so ND cancelled them.

(Maybe Jack Swarbrick really didn't like Steve Patterson, who knows?)


http://www.fbschedules.com/2014/09/notre...all-games/


ND has recently scheduled Ohio State, Georgia, Texas A&M and Michigan, among others, and is trying to schedule TCU and an SEC school like Alabama or LSU.

It may be that it is just an issue juggling schedules that many years out an independent. Who knows?


BTW, I don't think that TCU writer understood exactly what a "Shamrock Series" game is. It is an ND home game moved somewhere else and is by contract televised by NBC.

I doubt that a true "Shamrock Series" game could be scheduled at Jerry's World, since that would involve a Big 12 team playing in Big 12 country, but with the game rights held by NBC and with TCU getting 5,000 tickets as the visiting team.

Now, perhaps a Shamrock Series game with TCU could work as a home and home series, with ND' s "home game" being in Atlanta or New York or New Orleans.

You could tell by the opening sentence when he called Notre Dame a "has been" that he wasn't too smart.


BTW TerryD it's hot today in Greensboro.....would be a good day to be in Grayson Highlands.