Budweiser's weekday, Sportsbeat beat with Irish Breakdown.com continues.

Did a little shamrock up, shamrock down to start off the show.

We're going to get into some whiteboard breaking down Notre Dame's defensive deficiencies.

Don't have to look far for those, unfortunately, after Saturday night's game against Texas A&M.

But Tim Grail did text me. The game day show will start at 11 a.m. and run until 2.30.

Reggie Brooks among the guests for this week.

So join him at the linebacker, 11 to 230 this week.

I'm looking for here it is.

So I'm going to play this real quick before we start talking a little bit about the defense.

Marcus Freeman asked at his press conference yesterday about where things have gone wrong

with the defense. He talked about calls, scheme, execution. It's the execution of what we're

asking to do. And if we're asking to do things they can't execute, then we got to evaluate

what we're asking them to do. And so, like I said, it's not a call.

It's not a scheme. There's no perfect call, no perfect scheme. It's the ability to execute.

And that, but that, as I said, like, we've spent time figuring out the lack of, why the lack of execution, right?

It's, if the answer was just call something different, we would do that.

But it's like, okay, this is what we called.

This is why we called it.

Why did it fail?

And that's where you've got to really eval what is the core of the failure in the execution and that's what we've been doing.

All right. So there is Marcus Freeman. I just have a hard time understanding why if the scheme that

they are running is the scheme that Al Golden has been using for the last three years,

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