From a Notre Dame poster on another board here are 2014 acc -nd games:the roadies for Notre Dame are Cuse (Metlife Stadium) and FSU. Notre Dame will host NCSU, Pitt and VT in South Bend.

h/t: Chris02M

Last known 2014 Schedule:

Date Opponent Time/TV Tickets
Sat 08/30/14 Rice Owls
Sat 09/06/14 Michigan Wolverines
Sat 09/13/14 Purdue Boilermakers
Sat 09/20/14 --- TBA --- ---
Sat 09/27/14 Syracuse Orange @MetLife Stadium
Sat 10/04/14 Stanford Cardinal
Sat 10/11/14 at Temple Owls
Sat 10/18/14 --- TBA --- ---
Sat 10/25/14 at Arizona State Sun Devils
Sat 11/01/14 at Navy Midshipmen @FedEx Field
Sat 11/08/14 Pittsburgh Panthers
Sat 11/15/14 Northwestern Wildcats
Sat 11/22/14 --- TBA --- ---
Sat 11/29/14 at USC Trojans

I hope we get the 11/22/2014 slot. Scratch that, I hope we get the slot were they're the highest ranked. That may be an earlier slot.

(04-13-2013 02:30 PM)ChrisLords Wrote:  I hope we get the 11/22/2014 slot. Scratch that, I hope we get the slot were they're the highest ranked. That may be an earlier slot.

10/18/14 - coming off a road trip to Philadelphia - might be a good time to catch them (less time for them to prepare)

(04-13-2013 02:25 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  Last known 2014 Schedule:

Date Opponent Time/TV Tickets
Sat 08/30/14 Rice Owls
Sat 09/06/14 Michigan Wolverines
Sat 09/13/14 Purdue Boilermakers
Sat 09/20/14 --- TBA --- ---
Sat 09/27/14 Syracuse Orange @MetLife Stadium
Sat 10/04/14 Stanford Cardinal
Sat 10/11/14 at Temple Owls
Sat 10/18/14 --- TBA --- ---
Sat 10/25/14 at Arizona State Sun Devils
Sat 11/01/14 at Navy Midshipmen @FedEx Field
Sat 11/08/14 Pittsburgh Panthers
Sat 11/15/14 Northwestern Wildcats
Sat 11/22/14 --- TBA --- ---
Sat 11/29/14 at USC Trojans

I thought they dropped the ASU game?

(04-13-2013 02:54 PM)7fielder Wrote:  I thought they dropped the ASU game?

not official - yet

(04-13-2013 06:31 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  

(04-13-2013 02:54 PM)7fielder Wrote:  I thought they dropped the ASU game?

not official - yet

Well then I guess it's still "left lane, hammer down" till then...

http://college-football.si.com/2013/04/1...un-devils/

(04-13-2013 09:54 PM)WakeForestRanger Wrote:  http://college-football.si.com/2013/04/1...un-devils/

Mark May strikes again:


"ESPN's May: They're Notre Dame, you're ASU

By Adam Green

Originally published: Apr 12, 2013 - 12:41 pm

Mark May , ESPN College Football Analyst



ESPN NCAA football insider Mark May upset many an ASU fan Thursday with this tweet:

May was, albeit in broken English, commenting on the report that Notre Dame is dropping a visit to Tempe from its 2014 schedule.

A guest of Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo Friday, May explained his thoughts in more depth.

"In that situation, wouldn't you want to kind of take the high road," May said, questioning Arizona State athletic director Steve Patterson. Patterson, through the media, has essentially called out Notre Dame for the ordeal.

May said ASU could look at the situation and realize Notre Dame is still going to pay them good money, and the Sun Devils can fill that spot in their schedule with someone else.

"They made a mistake in scheduling," May continued. "They will probably send Arizona State a nice, big check. Arizona State is going to play them this season at a neutral site."

The Devils are set to travel to Arlington, Texas to battle the Fighting Irish on October 5 at Cowboys Stadium. However, this game was supposed to be part of a three-game series between the schools, with the neutral site game followed by one in Tempe in 2014 and another in South Bend in 2017.

But Notre Dame, which is moving into the ACC, has to rearrange its schedule to accommodate the new conference. So, they're trying to chop ASU off their docket, which is understandably not something Sun Devil faithful are pleased with.

But May, who said this happens fairly often in college football, disagrees with how Patterson and ASU have dealt with the issue.

"You pick up the phone, you scream at [Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick], you work it out, you hammer it out, and you say 'so we're not going to do it in 2014 Jack, when are you coming here?'"

In fact, May said said the Sun Devils need to acknowledge the situation for what it is.

"They are Notre Dame, you're ASU, face the facts," he said. "As far as history goes and prestige goes and where programs are aligned, Notre Dame's in the top three of all-time.

"ASU's not."

Adam Green, Web Content Editor - ArizonaSports.com

ASU will be doing well if they can get the home game moved instead bought out.

It happens every year to somebody. And in this case, the reason behind it is clear. Taking it personally and insulting the school that has to back out is Mickey Mouse. That's the job of fans on a message board, not the AD of a supposedly top-tier program.

I thought ND was phasing into the ACC schedule over a period of years not only because of their future schedules but also because of OOC already scheduled by the other ACC members. If so then:

2014 - 11 games scheduled - 2 ACC with Pitt and Cuse - add 1 ACC team.

2015 - 10 games scheduled - 2 ACC with Pitt and Cuse - add 2 ACC teams.

2016 - 10 games scheduled - 3 ACC with Pitt, Cuse, and BC - add 2 ACC teams and now the 5 game ACC schedule is in full swing.

2017 - 8 games scheduled - 1 ACC with Cuse - add 4 ACC teams
2018 - 6 games scheduled - 1 ACC with BC - add 4 ACC teams
2019 - 6 games scheduled - 1 ACC with BC - add 4 ACC teams

Seems me that a phase in period would work out easier for ND and the other ACC teams without forcing the ND and the other ACC schools to change their OOC games that are already in place.

(04-14-2013 09:00 AM)panite Wrote:  I thought ND was phasing into the ACC schedule over a period of years not only because of their future schedules but also because of OOC already scheduled by the other ACC members. If so then:

2014 - 11 games scheduled - 2 ACC with Pitt and Cuse - add 1 ACC team.

2015 - 10 games scheduled - 2 ACC with Pitt and Cuse - add 2 ACC teams.

2016 - 10 games scheduled - 3 ACC with Pitt, Cuse, and BC - add 2 ACC teams and now the 5 game ACC schedule is in full swing.

2017 - 8 games scheduled - 1 ACC with Cuse - add 4 ACC teams
2018 - 6 games scheduled - 1 ACC with BC - add 4 ACC teams
2019 - 6 games scheduled - 1 ACC with BC - add 4 ACC teams

Seems me that a phase in period would work out easier for ND and the other ACC teams without forcing the ND and the other ACC schools to change their OOC games that are already in place.

Nope, it is five ACC games beginning in 2014 and continuing every year after that.

No phase in period.

(04-14-2013 09:17 AM)TerryD Wrote:  

(04-14-2013 09:00 AM)panite Wrote:  I thought ND was phasing into the ACC schedule over a period of years not only because of their future schedules but also because of OOC already scheduled by the other ACC members. If so then:

2014 - 11 games scheduled - 2 ACC with Pitt and Cuse - add 1 ACC team.

2015 - 10 games scheduled - 2 ACC with Pitt and Cuse - add 2 ACC teams.

2016 - 10 games scheduled - 3 ACC with Pitt, Cuse, and BC - add 2 ACC teams and now the 5 game ACC schedule is in full swing.

2017 - 8 games scheduled - 1 ACC with Cuse - add 4 ACC teams
2018 - 6 games scheduled - 1 ACC with BC - add 4 ACC teams
2019 - 6 games scheduled - 1 ACC with BC - add 4 ACC teams

Seems me that a phase in period would work out easier for ND and the other ACC teams without forcing the ND and the other ACC schools to change their OOC games that are already in place.

Nope, it is five ACC games beginning in 2014 and continuing every year after that.

No phase in period.

With Pitt, Cuse, and BC front loading the entry period will some of those games have to be changed and other ACC teams substituted in their place. Syracuse has a 4 game schedule with ND 2014 through 2017, Pitt has a 3 game schedule with ND 2014 through 2016, and BC has a 3 game schedule with ND 2016 through 2019. Will those games have to be stretched into the future in order to get the other ACC teams on the schedule too.

(04-14-2013 09:17 AM)TerryD Wrote:  

(04-14-2013 09:00 AM)panite Wrote:  I thought ND was phasing into the ACC schedule over a period of years not only because of their future schedules but also because of OOC already scheduled by the other ACC members. If so then:

2014 - 11 games scheduled - 2 ACC with Pitt and Cuse - add 1 ACC team.

2015 - 10 games scheduled - 2 ACC with Pitt and Cuse - add 2 ACC teams.

2016 - 10 games scheduled - 3 ACC with Pitt, Cuse, and BC - add 2 ACC teams and now the 5 game ACC schedule is in full swing.

2017 - 8 games scheduled - 1 ACC with Cuse - add 4 ACC teams
2018 - 6 games scheduled - 1 ACC with BC - add 4 ACC teams
2019 - 6 games scheduled - 1 ACC with BC - add 4 ACC teams

Seems me that a phase in period would work out easier for ND and the other ACC teams without forcing the ND and the other ACC schools to change their OOC games that are already in place.

Nope, it is five ACC games beginning in 2014 and continuing every year after that.

No phase in period.

There absolutely IS a phase-in period.

The ACC was within its rights to demand 5 games THIS Fall, but instead is allowing a 1-year phase-in period to make these adjustments.

The fact is that Notre Dame has known since last September that they would most likely need 5 games for 2014 but for whatever reason has not tried to clear out the needed slots until now. That is an error in scheduling, plain and simple.

Visit the scout ASU message board... they clearly see themselves as USC out in the PAC12. They are very dulusional... the same exact fans crying about this are the same exact people calling Pitt fans butt heard over Todd graham telling us to get over it and what do you expect when you are Pitt?

I mean they actually used comments like May's... "We are ASU, you're Pitt, what do you expect?"

Might be why May pulled that line out...

(04-14-2013 10:49 AM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  

(04-14-2013 09:17 AM)TerryD Wrote:  

(04-14-2013 09:00 AM)panite Wrote:  I thought ND was phasing into the ACC schedule over a period of years not only because of their future schedules but also because of OOC already scheduled by the other ACC members. If so then:

2014 - 11 games scheduled - 2 ACC with Pitt and Cuse - add 1 ACC team.

2015 - 10 games scheduled - 2 ACC with Pitt and Cuse - add 2 ACC teams.

2016 - 10 games scheduled - 3 ACC with Pitt, Cuse, and BC - add 2 ACC teams and now the 5 game ACC schedule is in full swing.

2017 - 8 games scheduled - 1 ACC with Cuse - add 4 ACC teams
2018 - 6 games scheduled - 1 ACC with BC - add 4 ACC teams
2019 - 6 games scheduled - 1 ACC with BC - add 4 ACC teams

Seems me that a phase in period would work out easier for ND and the other ACC teams without forcing the ND and the other ACC schools to change their OOC games that are already in place.

Nope, it is five ACC games beginning in 2014 and continuing every year after that.

No phase in period.

There absolutely IS a phase-in period.

The ACC was within its rights to demand 5 games THIS Fall, but instead is allowing a 1-year phase-in period to make these adjustments.

The fact is that Notre Dame has known since last September that they would most likely need 5 games for 2014 but for whatever reason has not tried to clear out the needed slots until now. That is an error in scheduling, plain and simple.

I don't know about that. Yes they joined up in Sept but as soon as they did, Maryland bolts and you get months of rumors and speculation around the demise of the ACC. They were probably waiting until the dust settled and now it has.

(04-14-2013 10:49 AM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  

(04-14-2013 09:17 AM)TerryD Wrote:  

(04-14-2013 09:00 AM)panite Wrote:  I thought ND was phasing into the ACC schedule over a period of years not only because of their future schedules but also because of OOC already scheduled by the other ACC members. If so then:

2014 - 11 games scheduled - 2 ACC with Pitt and Cuse - add 1 ACC team.

2015 - 10 games scheduled - 2 ACC with Pitt and Cuse - add 2 ACC teams.

2016 - 10 games scheduled - 3 ACC with Pitt, Cuse, and BC - add 2 ACC teams and now the 5 game ACC schedule is in full swing.

2017 - 8 games scheduled - 1 ACC with Cuse - add 4 ACC teams
2018 - 6 games scheduled - 1 ACC with BC - add 4 ACC teams
2019 - 6 games scheduled - 1 ACC with BC - add 4 ACC teams

Seems me that a phase in period would work out easier for ND and the other ACC teams without forcing the ND and the other ACC schools to change their OOC games that are already in place.

Nope, it is five ACC games beginning in 2014 and continuing every year after that.

No phase in period.

There absolutely IS a phase-in period.

The ACC was within its rights to demand 5 games THIS Fall, but instead is allowing a 1-year phase-in period to make these adjustments.

The fact is that Notre Dame has known since last September that they would most likely need 5 games for 2014 but for whatever reason has not tried to clear out the needed slots until now. That is an error in scheduling, plain and simple.

ND never agreed to nor ever intended to play 5 ACC games in 2013.

Scheduling error? Why? Those slots will be cleared out.

What is the difference if they were cleared out 3 months ago or three months from now?

(04-14-2013 01:25 PM)TerryD Wrote:  ND never agreed to nor ever intended to play 5 ACC games in 2013.

Scheduling error? Why? Those slots will be cleared out.

What is the difference if they were cleared out 3 months ago or three months from now?

Exactly, ND has never cared if their last minute schedule manipulations leave dozens of schools hanging or up in the air at the last minute trying to fill their schedules. It's always been we are ND f*ck everyone else. Why should that be any different now?

(04-14-2013 11:17 AM)7fielder Wrote:  Visit the scout ASU message board... they clearly see themselves as USC out in the PAC12. They are very dulusional... the same exact fans crying about this are the same exact people calling Pitt fans butt heard over Todd graham telling us to get over it and what do you expect when you are Pitt?

I mean they actually used comments like May's... "We are ASU, you're Pitt, what do you expect?"

Might be why May pulled that line out...

Wait. Someone give me a summary of what happened. It sounds like ND announced that they were going to make room for their 5 ACC game committment by pulling out of a 1-1-1 with ASU after the neutral game. A ND fan, player, and/or booster then said something along the lines of "We are ND. They are ASU. What do you expect?" and ASU's AD mouthed off back at him by publicly accusing ND of being dishonest/low class. Is that right, or do I have the facts wrong? Also, how does Pitt fit into that? Did Pitt get bounced to make room for ND on ASU's schedule or something?