BYU Cougars Are Hiding Blockbuster Notre Dame Deal Per Shane Reese? What is Really Going On Here?
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BYU football is taking center stage in college football news with news of an extended series against Notre Dame, one of the sport’s most storied programs. The conversation focused on the significance of this multi-year home-and-home arrangement, positioning BYU to host Notre Dame in Provo in 2028 and then travel to South Bend in 2029. This matchup pairs two global brands, promising not only excitement for Cougar fans but also major national exposure—recent BYU-Notre Dame contests have averaged over 9 million viewers and even peaked at 13.2 million, numbers that underscore the marquee status of these games.
A key theme that emerged was BYU’s strategic scheduling, ensuring the home faithful get to see at least one marquee opponent every season. The conversation explored how this three-year deal with Notre Dame fits in with the BYU Cougars' existing rivalries—particularly with Utah—and current agreements such as those with Boston College in 2028 and 2029. Several points were raised, including the possibility of shifting or buying out other games to prioritize the Notre Dame series, given the unmatched attention and prestige the Irish bring. The discussion also touched on the quick pivot that led to this extended series after USC backed out of its Notre Dame agreement, showcasing the behind-the-scenes efforts from BYU leaders like Brian Santiago and President Shane Reese in making these high-profile matchups a reality.
One concept discussed was the boost in visibility for BYU, with the Cougars potentially staking a claim as one of the “big dogs” in college football thanks to these premier contests. The arrangement appears mutually beneficial: BYU enhances its national profile while fans at LaVell Edwards Stadium are guaranteed world-class football showdowns. The episode leaves listeners wondering how these notable schedule shifts could impact not only win columns but also the entire trajectory of BYU football season after season.
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