Notre Dame Vs. USC Rivalry Renewed, Betting Series Even

  • Notre Dame and USC renewed their rivalry starting in the 2030 season.
  • Notre Dame is 6-5 against the spread over the last 11 meetings.
  • The point total is 7-4 going over in their last 11 games.

LOS ANGELES – A rivalry renewed. Notre Dame and USC recently renewed their century+ old rivalry. The 2025 season was the last time the two will play until the 2030 season. It’ll be the first time the two do not play each other since 2020, which was cancelled due to covid.

The series will kick off in Week 1 at the Coliseum in 2030 and in Week 1 in 2031 in South Bend. The dates for the 2032 and 2033 games are slated for one of the first three weeks of the season.

With the renewed rivalry, we take a look back at where college football prop betting sites have seen action on the series. All-time, Notre Dame leads the series 53-37-5.

USC Vs Notre Dame Series + Betting Trends

Through the 95-game series to this point, USC owns the largest margin of victory at 38-0 in 2007. Notre Dame’s longest winning streak in the series was 11 games, while USC's was five games. In recent years, Notre Dame has owned the series, winning eight of the last 10 games.

On the betting side, in the last 11 years, this series has been close on the spread, with Notre Dame edging by just a 6-5 margin. In the six games that Notre Dame has covered, all have come as the favorite in the game. As for USC, three of its covers against the spread on California prop betting sites are as the favorite and two as the underdog. Notre Dame has covered the last three meetings.

Against the point total, the last 11 years have leaned towards the over. Most of them have come in streaks through. From 2014 to 2017, they hit four straight overs followed by three under hits from 2018 to 2021 (no 2020 game), and three more from 2022 to 2024.

About Samuel Profeta

Sam is a college football enthusiast and who's been on the CollegeFootballProps.com team since 2020. He grew up a Florida State fan and graduated as a Nole in 2019. When he's not chopping it up about the Seminoles CFP snub, he's playing dynasty mode on College Football 25.