Welcome to the Shamrock, our first host game podcast of the season following Notre Dame 27, Duke 13.

I was in the press box with about 30 socially

distant souls. It was a completely odd, bizarre environment. I do totally agree with what some

of Notre Dame players said after the game that it felt like there was some atmosphere there.

It did not feel like a spring game to me in that way.

Matt, you were, you watched it at home.

And so I'm curious what your thoughts are from how the broadcast played.

And then, you know, maybe we can get into the announcing crew later with Tony Dungy taking

into the booth.

But like what was it like watching Notre Dame in this very weird time from a distance?

I was going to ask you about the endgame match jerks.

I got to say from TV, it didn't seem that different.

I mean, obviously the panouts to the crowd are not showing 80,000 people gathering together inside for a game.

But you could hear the fans.

They kept showing fans, all of whom were wearing masks.

Good job, narrative students.

I didn't see that much of a difference with their name Duke on TV.

I really didn't.

Some other games look different.

Some look the same, Florida State, which is still playing.

But I thought, you know, we'll go back and look the same. Florida State, which is still playing. But I thought, you know,

we'll go back and watch the film, as they say, as I'm sure NBC will as well. But I thought it went

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