Georgia and Clemson have canceled their planned four-game football series for 2029–2032, which was to alternate between Death Valley and “Between the Hedges.” Both schools are also considering playing at a neutral site.
The article points to the SEC and ACC’s new nine-game conference schedules as a major reason for a wider wave of cancellations and suggests revenue could also be a factor. It says neutral-site TV rights might be sold separately if certain conditions are met; $25 million is raised only as a hypothetical fee, not a confirmed offer.
Other canceled or shelved matchups cited include Indiana–Notre Dame, Alabama–Oklahoma State and LSU–Arizona State. Georgia has also shelved games with Florida State and Louisville.