USC is preparing to play its last year in the Pac-12 before the school officially moves to the Big Ten, along with UCLA. That means that the Trojans will have to develop new rivalries as part of being in a new conference.
Still, USC football coach Lincoln Riley hopes one rivalry remains intact. The Trojans second-year leader wants to try and continue their annual matchup with Notre Dame even after USC moves to the Big Ten.
“That’s one of the biggest rivalries in college football,” Riley said, via ESPN’s Heather Dinich. “We’re going into a damn good league. We open up with LSU next year and then play the whole Big Ten. Are we getting rid of Notre Dame? Hell no. Find a way.”
