The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are adding a home-and-home with Washington.
The Fighting Irish will face off the Huskies in South Bend on Sept. 27, 2031 and in Seattle on Nov. 11, 2034.
Notre Dame is 8-0 against Washington, going 4-0 both on the road and at home. The two teams last met in 2009, when Fighting Irish quarterback Jimmy Clausen threw for 422 yards and two touchdowns, with wide receiver Golden Tate having nine catches for 244 yards and a touchdown.
That game was in South Bend, and Notre Dame won 37-30 in overtime. In 1995, the two schools were both in the top 25 when Notre Dame traveled to Washington and won 29-21.
Notre Dame first played Washington in 1948, and in 1949 the Irish traveled to Washington state for the first time in program
history in order to face the Huskies.
Schedule update 📆
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Adding a home-and-home with Washington in 2031 and 2034.
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