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All right. We start with the biggest rivalry that isn't Michigan Ohio State this week. Number seven

USC minus four and a half as they welcome in number 18 Notre Dame. The total is 63 and a half.

This is 730 ABC, the Jouled Chaletley. And I've gotten more confident in this game since the look

ahead as I started kind of deep diving into this. I want to see USC win, but that doesn't mean you

play what you want. You play what you should. Notre Dame's been running the ball on the road

and at home lately. They're rolling up 200 yards against everybody they play on their five

game winning streak. I want to throw out Navy. Navy's is kind of a weird deal when you play the midshipman

on this five game win streak. The other four games, 253 yards per game on the ground. Say that again,

253 yards rushing per game on the ground. They're figuring things out. Their front is messing people

up, four sacks of game, eight TFLs of game. That spells trouble for USC. If you run the ball,

what don't you do? Throw interceptions. You don't turn the ball over. You don't feed the beast that

USC is capitalizing off points off turnovers. They're the best team in college football in the

turnover margin. Notre Dame's not giving you the freebies. When you have the ball, you want to

throw, you want to make all these plays with Caleb Williams. Notre Dame's going to make that

difficult. So I love them to go on the road with the four and a half. I'm taking the Irish.

I just hate that it's down from five and a half. No, but I think it's encouraging. It can be,

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