SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- One of Notre Dame football's most storied rivalries will be revived in the coming years.

The university announced it will play games against the University of Southern California (USC) every year from 2030 through 2033.

Notre Dame will play USC in Los Angeles in 2030; the Trojans will come to South Bend in 2031. The remaining two games will each be played in the first three weeks of the season.

Since 1926, Notre Dame and USC have met 96 times, with the Irish holding a 53-38-5 all-time advantage.

Marcus Freeman's personal record against USC is 3-1, having beat the Trojans by double-digits in the past three meetings.

Check out our highlights from the teams' last meeting in 2025 (the Irish won 34-24):