It has been a day full of schedule changes for Notre Dame football, as earlier in the day it was announced that Washington would be added to the slate in 2031 and 2034.
However, it wasn’t all good news for the Irish, as Brett McMurphy is reporting that the Florida Gators will be canceling its home-home series that was supposed to begin in 2031 and conclude the following year. This is extremely odds news, considering the SEC made it known that they wanted more of their teams to schedule Notre Dame.
This could be a reaction to the news of a 24-team College Football Playoff taking into effect next fall, but the games were so far away, it’s hard to know how good each team will be when they were supposed to play each other. Clearly the Irish were ready,
as the games with the Huskies at least cover one of the now open slots for 2031. It will be interesting to see who takes Florida’s spot in 2032 though.
NEW: Florida has canceled its home-and-home series with Notre Dame in 2031 and 2032, @Brett_McMurphy reports. https://t.co/vKMdHd5nOe pic.twitter.com/lBmb4sn7mf
— On3 (@On3) November 10, 2026
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