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With Tuesday night's scheduling adjustment in the ACC, an assumed result was made official: No. 2 Notre Dame has clinched a spot in the ACC Championship Game in its first season as a conference member. The Fighting Irish will play either Clemson or Miami in Charlotte, North Carolina on Dec. 19 with a chance to claim the first conference championship in program history.

Notre Dame will no longer play its Dec. 12 game at Wake Forest as the ACC looks to name its conference championship participants after Week 14 action, so Saturday's game against Syracuse is not just the final home game of the season but also the regular season finale.

It'll be the last time out on the field in South Bend for Ian Book and a senior class that has helped totally change Notre Dame's place in the modern college football landscape. The Fighting Irish have won 32 of their last 35 games, won 23 consecutive games at Notre Dame Stadium and are one of just four teams to have three or fewer losses since the start of 2018. Those other teams being Alabama, Clemson and Ohio State.

While Notre Dame has always been an iconic brand, Brian Kelly and this group of juniors and seniors have helped transform the program into a modern power on the same footing as teams like Alabama, Clemson and Ohio State. A big part of Saturday will be celebrating those seniors, and how their success has helped set the standard for the future of Notre Dame football.

There are plenty of trends relating to conference underdogs of 30-plus points that would tell you to take a flyer on Syracuse, but don't take the bait. The Orange are coming off heartbreak with a potential game-tying drive ending on a fourth-down spike, and that letdown is more suspect than Notre Dame's potential hangover from a huge win at North Carolina. Even if the Irish are rusty, it will be on offense. The under is the best play, but if you have to take a side roll with the favorite.

There was a lot of good offense and a lot of bad defense, but it was Notre Dame that came up with more stops in the 50-33 victory over Syracuse.

The Irish were led by DeShone Kizer, who lit up the Syracuse defense for 471 passing yards and three touchdowns. His favorite target was Equanimeous St. Brown, who finished with 182 receiving yards and two touchdowns.

Syracuse was in this game at halftime, but it could not come up with the needed stops. It was a big day for the Orange offense, though. Quarterback Eric Dungey led the way with 363 passing yards, 49 rushing yards and five total touchdowns. Wide receiver Amba Etta-Tawo added 134 receiving yards.