All right, Brian, in part two of today's show.

We are going to talk about Notre Dame specifically.

And we're going to talk about some of the offseason changes that they underwent.

We're going to talk about what was the impact, right?

Did this off season make Notre Dame better than where they were at before?

They went through a lot of different changes, some backhouse, some coaching staff changes,

a handful, different things,

along with the landscape of college football

continually changing around them.

But the biggest question remains,

did this make Notre Dame better?

Are they going to be better because of these changes?

And that's where we're going to begin the conversation today. Well, I think that's the million dollar question.

And in some ways, Trev, we don't know the answer to that yet. We don't know that they're going

to be better. We don't know that they're going to be a better team. We think things. We project certain things. But until we see it, we don't really know. How good will the defensive

line be? How good will Chris Ashby? Those are all things that remain a question mark that we've got

to look at and say, hey, you know, like we've got to find some answers here and how well these

answers get, how well these questions get answered are going to determine just how good this football

team is going to be. And so we're going to have to, we're going to see how that goes.

But the conversation is going to get to, Trev, is, okay, you have a new defensive coordinator.

You have a new running backs coach. Those are changes that were made.

You had a lot of your secondary staff transition out and get new jobs,

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