ND going to Big10?

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2013 game with Army cancelled

Get your tickets for the Army-Notre Dame football game on Nov. 20 at Yankee Stadium.

It could be the last time the two teams play in New York for a while.

A proposed 2013 game is off, athletic director Kevin Anderson said on Thursday.
"Unfortunately, we would have liked to play Notre Dame in 2013," Anderson said. "But Notre Dame has found that it's not going to work for them."

Anderson said Army is looking at Stanford as a possible replacement for the game. Stanford is scheduled to play in 2013 at West Point.

"I would love to see if they would be interested in playing us at Yankee Stadium," Anderson said. "I think that would be a tremendous game for New York, Yankee Stadium and the Pac-10."

However, there's a sleeper in the mix — Syracuse.

"I think they had some scheduling issues where that might not work," Anderson said. "They would be another great opponent to bring to Yankee Stadium in 2013. I've talked to Daryl Gross and we would like to schedule some games." Gross is Syracuse's athletic director.

Anderson has also talked with Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez about playing a game at Yankee Stadium.

Anderson confirmed a Denver Post report that Colorado is interested in playing in the Bronx.

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I can't imagine ND cancelling this game (they worked hard to get this series at Yankee Stadium) if not for serious reasons. This could be the opening move of making it possible to join the Big10.
 
I still dont think they will. They dont have the product to compete in the Big 10 right now. Lets be honest, does ND want to go and finish 6th in the Big 10 right now? DO they want to be OSU's bitch?
 
You don't think Kellly will make them much better? I do. In any event, one guy I know said that he discounts that possiblity entirely. Also, there is no hard news to go on, other than rumors.
 
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