When it comes to neutral site games in college football, nobody holds a candle to Notre Dame . The history of it goes back over a century, as Notre Dame was building itself into a national powerhouse and would go on the road to play some of the nation's biggest programs. Games against the likes of Army were moved to larger settings like Yankee Stadium while when Notre Dame would host USC in the early days, the game would instead be played at Soldier Field in Chicago to allow for a significantly bigger crowd. Notre Dame Continues Tradition Today in Shamrock Series Notre Dame keeps that tradition up to this day with an almost-annual Shamrock Series game. Essentially, what Notre Dame does is take a home game on the road, act as the host, but invade a usually iconic venue and plaster blue and gold all over the place. It'll occur in Week 1 this year when Notre Dame "hosts" Wisconsin at Lambeau Field in Green Bay.…