Lincoln Riley says USC would be playing Notre Dame 'had some things come true that were said'
Lincoln Riley, USC's football coach, said his team would have played Notre Dame if certain conditions were met.
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USC's football coach, Lincoln Riley, talked about a possible game against Notre Dame. He said that if some things had happened, his team would have played them. This is about a football game between two teams.
Why it matters
This news is important for people who like college football and want to know about upcoming games.
- Who is Lincoln Riley?
- He is the football coach of the University of Southern California (USC).
- What did Lincoln Riley say about a game against Notre Dame?
- He said that if certain conditions were met, his team would have played them.
- What is a non-conference matchup?
- It is a game between two teams that are not in the same conference.
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The outlets mainly focus on the potential game between USC and Notre Dame, with some mentioning the change in philosophy regarding non-conference matchups.
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The change in philosophy regarding non-conference matchups
Sources1TypeAngleFox News Latestmentions the change as a reason for fewer high-level non-conference matchups
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A possible game between USC and Notre Dame
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