What are the key matchups for Notre Dame in 2021. How does the schedule compare to previous years. Can the Irish contend for another playoff spot with this lineup of opponents.
Overview of Notre Dame’s 2021 Football Season Outlook
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish enter the 2021 season in an intriguing position. Coming off two College Football Playoff appearances in the last three years, expectations remain high in South Bend. However, the team faces significant turnover, particularly on offense, as they look to reload rather than rebuild.
Key departures include quarterback Ian Book, several offensive linemen, and top receivers Javon McKinley and Ben Skowronek. Defensively, the Irish lose Butkus Award winner Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah among other key contributors. Despite these losses, Notre Dame’s 2021 schedule may provide an opportunity for the team to remain competitive at the national level.
Breaking Down Notre Dame’s 2021 Schedule Game-by-Game
Week 1: At Florida State (September 5, Sunday)
Notre Dame opens their season with a Sunday night primetime matchup in Tallahassee against Florida State. The Seminoles are coming off a disappointing 3-6 campaign in 2020, their first under head coach Mike Norvell. While FSU looks to improve in Norvell’s second year, this presents a winnable road test for the Irish to start their season.
- All-time series: Florida State leads 6-4
- Most recent meeting: Notre Dame won 42-26 in 2020
Week 2: Toledo (September 11)
The Irish return home in Week 2 to face Toledo from the Mid-American Conference. This continues Notre Dame’s recent trend of scheduling MAC opponents, following games against Bowling Green, Miami (OH), Ball State, and Western Michigan in recent years. The Rockets finished 4-2 in their abbreviated 2020 season.
- All-time series: First meeting
Week 3: Purdue (September 18)
A renewal of an old rivalry takes place in Week 3 as Purdue visits Notre Dame Stadium. The former annual matchup hasn’t been played since 2014, largely due to Notre Dame’s scheduling agreement with the ACC. Purdue has shown flashes of improvement under head coach Jeff Brohm but struggled to a 2-4 record in 2020.
- All-time series: Notre Dame leads 58-26-2
- Most recent meeting: Notre Dame won 30-14 in 2014
Week 4: vs. Wisconsin (September 25 – Soldier Field, Chicago)
The Shamrock Series returns in 2021 with a neutral site game against Wisconsin at Soldier Field in Chicago. This matchup was originally scheduled for 2020 at Lambeau Field but was postponed due to the pandemic. Adding intrigue to this contest is the fact that Notre Dame quarterback Jack Coan transferred from Wisconsin, setting up a compelling storyline.
- All-time series: Notre Dame leads 8-6-2
- Most recent meeting: Notre Dame won 31-7 in 1964
Week 5: Cincinnati (October 2)
Perhaps the most anticipated non-conference game on Notre Dame’s schedule comes in Week 5 as Cincinnati visits South Bend. The Bearcats are coming off an undefeated regular season and could potentially be the highest-ranked team Notre Dame faces all year. Adding to the intrigue is the fact that new Irish defensive coordinator Marcus Freeman came from Cincinnati.
- All-time series: First meeting
Week 6: At Virginia Tech (October 9)
Notre Dame’s second true road game of the season takes them to Blacksburg to face Virginia Tech. While Lane Stadium has a reputation as a difficult place to play, the Hokies have struggled in recent years, going just 19-18 over the past three seasons. Notre Dame won their only previous trip to Virginia Tech in 2018.
- All-time series: Notre Dame leads 2-1
- Most recent meeting: Notre Dame won 21-20 in 2019
Week 7: Bye Week
Notre Dame’s bye week falls at the exact midpoint of their regular season schedule. Under head coach Brian Kelly, the Irish have excelled with extra time to prepare, going 13-2 in regular season games following a bye week.
Week 8: USC (October 23)
Following their bye, Notre Dame welcomes USC to South Bend in a renewal of college football’s greatest intersectional rivalry. The Trojans are coming off a 5-1 season that saw them win the Pac-12 South before falling to Oregon in the conference championship game. This matchup always carries extra significance for both programs.
- All-time series: Notre Dame leads 49-37-5
- Most recent meeting: Notre Dame won 30-27 in 2019
Analyzing the Strength of Notre Dame’s 2021 Schedule
When examining Notre Dame’s 2021 slate, several factors stand out that could work in the Irish’s favor:
- Favorable early season slate: Opening with Florida State, Toledo, and Purdue gives Notre Dame a chance to work out any kinks with their new-look offense before tougher tests arrive.
- Limited true road games: The Irish play just two true road games in the first two months of the season, potentially easing the transition for new starters.
- Well-timed bye week: Having the off week fall at the midpoint of the season could prove beneficial for making second-half adjustments.
- Renewal of rivalries: Games against Purdue, Wisconsin, and USC should generate plenty of fan interest and motivation for the team.
However, challenges certainly exist within the schedule:
- Tough three-game stretch: Facing Wisconsin, Cincinnati, and Virginia Tech in consecutive weeks will test the Irish both physically and mentally.
- Potential trap games: Matchups against Purdue and Virginia Tech could prove trickier than they appear on paper.
- Late-season gauntlet: The back half of the schedule features several tough opponents that could make or break Notre Dame’s season.
Key Factors for Notre Dame’s Success in 2021
For Notre Dame to navigate this schedule successfully and contend for another playoff berth, several factors will be crucial:
Offensive Development
How quickly can the Irish offense gel with a new quarterback and revamped offensive line? The early portion of the schedule should provide opportunities to build chemistry and confidence before tougher tests arrive.
Defensive Reloading
Despite losing key players like Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, can new defensive coordinator Marcus Freeman maintain the high level of play Notre Dame has established on that side of the ball?
Winning the Big Games
Matchups against Wisconsin, Cincinnati, and USC will likely define Notre Dame’s season. Can the Irish rise to the occasion in these spotlight games?
Avoiding Letdowns
With several high-profile games on the schedule, it will be crucial for Notre Dame to maintain focus and avoid slip-ups against seemingly lesser opponents.
Potential Impact of Notre Dame’s 2021 Schedule on Playoff Chances
How Notre Dame’s 2021 schedule could affect their College Football Playoff aspirations:
- Strength of Schedule: While not the most daunting slate, wins over Wisconsin, Cincinnati, and USC would carry significant weight with the selection committee.
- Margin for Error: The relative lack of elite opponents means Notre Dame likely needs to go undefeated or have only one loss to remain in playoff contention.
- Late Season Momentum: Strong performances in November could leave a lasting impression on voters and the selection committee.
Comparing Notre Dame’s 2021 Schedule to Recent Years
When examining Notre Dame’s 2021 schedule in the context of recent seasons, several observations emerge:
Reduction in ACC Games
After playing a full ACC schedule in 2020 due to the pandemic, Notre Dame returns to its more typical independent slate in 2021. This means fewer conference games but a more diverse array of opponents.
Return of Rivalries
The renewal of series with Purdue and the continuation of the USC rivalry adds historical significance to the 2021 schedule that was lacking in 2020.
Neutral Site Showcase
The Shamrock Series game against Wisconsin at Soldier Field provides a high-profile matchup that has become a hallmark of Notre Dame’s scheduling philosophy in recent years.
Balanced Difficulty
Unlike some recent seasons where the schedule was notably front or back-loaded, the 2021 slate appears to have a more even distribution of challenging games throughout the year.
Impact of Notre Dame’s Schedule on Recruiting and Program Perception
Notre Dame’s 2021 schedule could have significant implications beyond just the win-loss record:
National Exposure
High-profile games against Wisconsin, Cincinnati, and USC ensure Notre Dame will remain in the national spotlight throughout the season, potentially aiding recruiting efforts.
Recruiting Footprint
Playing in various regions of the country (Florida, Midwest, East Coast) allows Notre Dame to showcase their program to prospects in key recruiting territories.
Program Prestige
Success against a schedule featuring traditional powers and up-and-coming programs could further cement Notre Dame’s status as an elite program in the current college football landscape.
Future Scheduling
How Notre Dame performs in 2021 could influence their approach to scheduling in coming years, potentially leading to more or fewer high-profile non-conference games.
Conclusion: Notre Dame’s Path Forward in 2021
As Notre Dame embarks on their 2021 campaign, their schedule presents both opportunities and challenges. While the loss of significant talent from the 2020 team raises questions, the structure of the schedule could allow for a smoother transition than might be expected.
Early season games provide a chance for new starters to acclimate before the difficulty ramps up in late September and October. If the Irish can navigate that crucial stretch successfully, they’ll be well-positioned for another run at the College Football Playoff.
Ultimately, Notre Dame’s ability to reload rather than rebuild will determine their fate in 2021. The schedule, while not easy, offers a path to success if the team can rise to the occasion in their biggest games and avoid letdowns against lesser opponents.
As always in college football, unexpected challenges will arise, and how Notre Dame adapts to those hurdles will likely define their season. But based on the layout of their 2021 schedule, the Fighting Irish have reason for cautious optimism as they pursue another memorable campaign.
Early look at Notre Dame’s 2021 football schedule
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June 8, 2021 6:02 am ET
Notre Dame will enter 2021 in a strange position. They’re coming off two College Football Playoff appearances in the last two seasons but both of those ended with blowout losses to the likes of Alabama and Clemson.
Notre Dame also has to replace the lion’s share of its offense, starting with quarterback Ian Book and continuing onto the offensive line that was one of the nation’s best in 2020.
Furthermore, the two leading receivers from 2020 are gone in Javon McKinley and Ben Skowronek and will replaced by players who come in with hype but lack experience.
A mass amount of talent leaves Notre Dame defensively, too, none bigger of course than Butkus Award-winning linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah.
With this overhaul of talent are the Irish doomed in 2021?
Possibly not. And one might think that’s because of a relief that comes in the form of their 2021 schedule.
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Notre Dame at Florida State
September 5 (Sunday)
Florida State hasn’t been the same Florida State for a few years now and is coming off a 2020 campaign that saw them go just 3-6. Things should be better in year two under head coach Mike Norvell but this isn’t a trip to the home of a current powerhouse by any stretch.
Also worth noting is that this will be Notre Dame’s only true road game for over a month.
All-time series: Florida State leads 6-4
Most recent meeting: 42-26 Notre Dame win (2020)
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Notre Dame vs. Toledo
September 18 – Notre Dame Stadium
A recent run of Notre Dame playing teams from the MAC resumes in 2021 as Toledo makes their inagural trip to South Bend.
Notre Dame has played host to Bowling Green, Miami (OH), Ball State, and Western Michigan in recent years with only the Cardinals making things interesting.
The Rockets are coming off a 4-2 season in 2020.
All-time series history: Never played
Last meeting: Never played
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Notre Dame vs. Purdue
September 18 – Notre Dame Stadium
The former annual rivals haven’t played since the 2014 Shamrock Series game in Indianapolis as the Irish deal with the ACC has made yearly deals with much of the Big Ten impossible. Purdue has seen an uptick in talent in recent years but struggled to just a 2-4 mark in the short 2020 season.
All-time series history: Notre Dame leads58-26-2
Latest meeting: 30-14 Notre Dame win (2014)
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Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin (Shamrock Series)
September 25 – Soldier Field, Chicago
The Shamrock Series makes its second stop in Chicago in 2021 as a matchup with always tough Wisconsin awaits.
The two were supposed to play at Lambeau Field in 2020 but that game was canceled due to COVID. Get ready for all of the stories this game week and game day about Notre Dame quarterback Jack Coan taking on the team he used to start for.
All-time series history: Notre Dame leads 8-6-2
Last meeting: 31-7 Notre Dame win (1964)
Credit: Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports
Notre Dame vs. Cincinnati
October 2 – Notre Dame Stadium
This was already looking like a big game before Marcus Freeman accepted the job as Notre Dame’s defensive coordinator. The Bearcats return a ton and could very easily be the highest-ranked team Notre Dame plays in the 2021 regular season.
All-time series history: Never met
Most recent meeting: Never met
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Notre Dame at Virginia Tech
October 9 – Lane Stadium
Notre Dame plays just it’s second true road game of the season as they travel to Blacksburg, Virginia in early-November.
Although seen as a difficult place to play, the Hokies went just 5-6 in 2020 and have gone just 19-18 over the last three seasons. Notre Dame won in their only previous trip to Virginia Tech, 45-23 in 2018.
All-time series history: Notre Dame leads 2-1
Most recent meeting: Notre Dame 21-20 (2019)
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Notre Dame’s bye week comes at the exact mid-point of the regular season. Under Brian Kelly the Irish have gone 13-2 with extra time to prepare for a regular season opponent, something the Irish won twice coming off of in 2020.
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Notre Dame vs. USC
October 23 – Notre Dame Stadium
USC is coming off a 5-1 season where comeback wins were the story of their season. The Trojans were improved in 2020 but showed some of their same recent flaws in a loss to Oregon in the Pac-12 Championship Game. The best intersectional rivalry in college football returns after COVID-19 forced it to take a break in 2020.
All-time series history:
Last meeting: Notre Dame 30-27 win (2019)
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Notre Dame vs. North Carolina
October 30 – Notre Dame Stadium
Notre Dame, North Carolina will have much to replace from a solid 2020 team. Coming off an Orange Bowl appearance the Tar Heels are getting to the point where they reload with talent instead of simply rebuild. Quarterback Sam Howell returns but star running backs Javonte Williams and Michael Carter are gone for the NFL, as is wide receiver Dyami Brown.
All-time series history: Notre Dame leads 19-2
Last meeting: 31-17 Notre Dame win (2020)
Credit: Matt Cashore-USA TODAY Sports
Notre Dame vs. Navy
November 6 – Notre Dame Stadium
It a global pandemic to knock Navy off of Notre Dame’s schedule in 2020, the first time since 1926 that the two programs didn’t play in football. The series resumes in 2021 with a Navy team who struggled to a 3-7 mark last season coming to South Bend in early-November./cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/20075411/Oakland_A_s_2021_schedule.jpg)
All-time series: Notre Dame leads 79-13-1
Last meeting: 52-20 Notre Dame win (2019)
Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports
Notre Dame at Virginia
November 13 – Scott Stadium
Notre Dame makes just its second trip ever to Charlottesville on November 13. The last visit required last second heroics from Deshone Kizer and Will Fuller for the Irish to escape with a victory. The Irish will face a Virginia team that two years ago was able to significantly slow Notre Dame’s offense and wound up in the Rose Bowl. The Cavaliers are coming off just a 5-5 mark in 2020.
All-time series: Notre Dame leads 3-0
Last meeting: 35-20 Notre Dame win (2019)
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Notre Dame vs. Georgia Tech
November 20 – Notre Dame Stadium
Notre Dame’s senior day will come against a Georgia Tech team who has struggled to a 6-16 mark in two seasons under Geoff Collins.
It’s been no easy transition away from the triple-option for Tech. Can they have their work-in-progress offense humming by the time late-November gets here?
All-time series history: Notre Dame leads 29-6-1
Last meeting: 31-13 Notre Dame win (2020)
Credit: Darren Yamashita-USA TODAY Sports
Notre Dame at Stanford
November 27 – Stanford Stadium
The third of Notre Dame’s regulars that wasn’t on the schedule in 2020 due to COVID is Stanford, as the Irish will spend Thanksgiving weekend there this year. Stanford struggled mightily in 2019 but bounced back to a 4-2 season in that short year that was 2020.
All-time series history: Notre Dame leads 21-13
Last meeting: 45-24 Notre Dame win (2019)
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Notre Dame 2021 Football Schedule
Nick Shepkowski
August 9, 2021 6:55 am ET
Notre Dame is looking for their third trip to the College Football Playoff in four seasons entering 2021 as the Irish enter the year looking not to rebuild, but to reload.
Can Notre Dame overcome a reworked offensive line, a new quarterback for the first time in seemingly forever, and significant replacements across the defense?
Time will give us the answer to those questions but the good news for Notre Dame is that the schedule is incredibly manageable despite having some tough foes.
Here’s how the week-to-week works out for the Fighting Irish in 2021:
Week 1: Sept. 5 at Florida State
Notre Dame opens the season making their first trip to Tallahassee since the 2014 thriller. Credit:…
Notre Dame opens the season making their first trip to Tallahassee since the 2014 thriller. Credit: Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports
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Week 2: Sept. 11 vs. Toledo
Toledo will make their first trip to Notre Dame Stadium in week two as the Irish…
Toledo will make their first trip to Notre Dame Stadium in week two as the Irish welcome the Rockets. Credit: Tim Fuller-USA TODAY Sports
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Longtime annual rivals Notre Dame and Purdue will meet for the first time since 2014 as…
Longtime annual rivals Notre Dame and Purdue will meet for the first time since 2014 as the Irish welcome the Boilermakers to Notre Dame Stadium. Credit: Matt Cashore-USA TODAY Sports
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Week 4: Sept. 25 vs. Wisconsin (Chicago)
Notre Dame makes their first trip to Soldier Field in Chicago since 2012 as the Irish…
Notre Dame makes their first trip to Soldier Field in Chicago since 2012 as the Irish take on Wisconsin for the first time since 1964. Credit: Quinn Harris-USA TODAY Sports
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Week 5: Oct. 2 vs. Cincinnati
New Notre Dame defensive coordinator Marcus Freeman gets to meet his old team, as does Brian…
New Notre Dame defensive coordinator Marcus Freeman gets to meet his old team, as does Brian Kelly and Mike Mickens as Notre Dame welcomes a stellar Cincinnati squad to town in early October. Photo courtesy USA TODAY Sports
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Week 6: Oct.
9 at Virginia Tech
Notre Dame makes their second trip ever to Virginia Tech as they close the first half…
Notre Dame makes their second trip ever to Virginia Tech as they close the first half of the 2021 season. Credit: Lee Luther Jr.-USA TODAY Sports
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Week 7: Oct. 16 Bye Week
A well deserved break comes Notre Dame’s way in mid-October before the stretch run and some…
A well deserved break comes Notre Dame’s way in mid-October before the stretch run and some difficult opponents come to start the season’s second half. Credit: Matt Cashore-USA TODAY Sports
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Week 8: Oct. 23 vs. USC
The Irish welcome USC back to the schedule after the strangeness of 2020.
The Irish welcome USC back to the schedule after the strangeness of 2020.
The Irish have not lost to the Trojans at Notre Dame Stadium since 2011. Credit: Quinn Harris-USA TODAY Sports
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Week 9: Oct. 30 vs. North Carolina
Notre Dame’s second-biggest win of 2020 came at North Carolina.
Can the Irish take down another…
Notre Dame’s second-biggest win of 2020 came at North Carolina. Can the Irish take down another tough Mack Brown led Tar Heels squad? Credit: ACC Athletics
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Week 10: Nov. 6 vs. Navy
Notre Dame and Navy didn’t get to play in 2020 but renew their age-old rivalry as…
Notre Dame and Navy didn’t get to play in 2020 but renew their age-old rivalry as the Midshipmen come to town to start the November portion of the schedule.
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Week 11: Nov. 13 at Virginia
In Notre Dame’s only third true road game of the year, a trip to Virginia awaits…
In Notre Dame’s only third true road game of the year, a trip to Virginia awaits on November 13.
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Week 12: Nov. 20 vs. Georgia Tech
Notre Dame welcomes Georgia Tech to town for the first time since 2015 for senior day…
Notre Dame welcomes Georgia Tech to town for the first time since 2015 for senior day 2021.
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Week 13: Nov. 27 at Stanford
Notre Dame renews it’s rivalry with Stanford after a year off due to COVID-19.
Notre Dame renews it’s rivalry with Stanford after a year off due to COVID-19.
The Irish will be looking for just their second win at Stanford during Brian Kelly’s head coaching tenure.
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At the end of February, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin made it easier to pass the final exams in 2021. Ninth-graders will be able to get a certificate by passing only the GIA in mathematics and the Russian language. For 11th-graders who do not plan to enter universities, the USE was replaced with the state final exam (GVE) in the same subjects.
Last year, the Unified State Exam was postponed several times due to the coronavirus pandemic, as a result, it was taken between July 3 and 23.
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MOSCOW, October 11 – RIA Novosti. The main period of the Unified State Exam and the main state exam will traditionally be held from May 24 to July 1, the press service of Rosobrnadzor reports.
Draft timetables for the Unified State Exam (USE), the Main State Exam (OGE) and the State Final Exam (GVE) for 2021 have been published for public discussion.
Following in the footsteps of Lomonosov: how a schoolchild from the outback can get into a metropolitan university April 16), main (from May 24 to July 1) and additional (from September 3 to September 17),” the message says.
It is noted that the early and main periods of the USE will begin with exams in geography, literature and chemistry. An innovation for 2021 is the division of the exam in computer science and ICT in the main period into two days (June 18 and 19), which is associated with the transfer of this exam to a computer form. In each of the periods of examinations, reserve periods are provided.
In Russia, the rules for passing the USE may change
September 28, 2020, 10:17
current year – in the main terms of the main period. Graduates who have coincided with the timing of examinations in individual subjects can also pass them in reserve terms. It is possible to take part in the exam at other times only if there are good reasons, documented and the relevant decision of the state examination committee.
Graduates who receive an unsatisfactory result in one of the compulsory subjects (Russian language or mathematics) can retake this subject on reserve days. Those who repeatedly received an unsatisfactory result in one of these subjects on a reserve day, or an unsatisfactory result in both compulsory subjects, can participate in the Unified State Examination in the Russian language and (or) basic level mathematics in the additional (September) period.
