All right, Sean.

We are now going to talk about the team portion of today's show, an RTCF, and we are going to focus on, it's actually a piece that Notre Dame, or that ESPN had put out.

They put it out last week, and they're rolling with their way too early series.

And ESPN has released a bunch of different potential breakout players for their way too early top 25.

They put out a way too early top 25 rankings.

In their latest edition, they put out what are the potential and perceived strengths and weaknesses of all of their way too early top 25 teams.

Notre Dame and all of these lists has always came in around that four to five range.

And on this list, they came in at number four.

And they talked about what some of the potential strengths and weaknesses of this team are.

Some of it, hot topics of conversation.

Sean and I are going to break down the strengths and the weaknesses, and what we're going to begin is the weaknesses.

And in the article itself, the quote was their weakness potentially was quarterback.

And they went on to say, perhaps weakness is the wrong word here.

Marcus Freeman likes what he has to work with at the position,

but after two straight years with veteran quarterbacks from the portal,

Notre Dame will turn to someone with much, without much,

playing time under his belt in 2025.

And the only two quarterbacks that were mentioned in the article were Steve

Vangelie and C.J. Carr, something that's been typical of what we've seen from the national

media. But they go on to say, Steve Angelly has a leg up based on experience, even though he doesn't

have much of it. A redshirt freshman CJ Carr has a chance to be special. The battle to see

who leads this offense will be among the most watched in all of college football. And finding

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