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We'll be out in Queens for that tomorrow. Dan and I, then, of course, the NFL kickoff this week. Heather's a Steeler fan. I forget, who do they play week one? I don't know. I can't remember. Never heard of them? Never heard of them? You guys have a bet? One o'clock? We should make one. By the end of the show today, Okay. we should make a wager. I may have the Steelers. Anyway, one way or another, we had a jam-packed college weekend as good as it gets, Orlovsky, and Finebaum has made his trip to New York. And it wrapped up last night the third of our three top ten matchups, Notre Dame and Miami, in South Florida. And Dan, let's talk about Carson Beck, new to Miami, and he had a terrific night. He looked like 2003 Carson Beck Greenie. Some of the pocket movement was absolutely sensational. Third down, finds Malachi, Tony, and Mann coverage. And that was just the start of a big night. You get another opportunity down the red zone, double move. Left tackle gets beat. He just sway. There's a lot of luck. There's a lot of luck to this football. CJ Daniels goes up just one arm, fully extended, right before that safety is trying to make a play on the football. And Carson Beck, in those huge moments, played very, very well. That's the catch of the season, obviously early so far. Michael Irvin loved it. Miami of 14-7 lead at halftime. Now we've got 12 minutes to go, down seven, second and two at their own 14. Here's a terrible luck for Notre Dame. Look at this ball. As you see on the replay, it gets kicked straight up in the air for the peg. Just just a, like you said, bad luck for Notre Dame. Great, great for Miami. Also, credit the defense to run to the football at all times. That's a culture thing. Big takeaway. Five minutes left. Notre Dame, down seven. And Eli Raritan has nothing but green grass in front of them. I was really impressed by C.J. Carr, the young Notre Dame quarterback is the night

went on, just the poised, the consistently to go to the next play.

Broken play there to find the tight end, and then they call his number.

Second and goal from the six or seven yard line.

The athleticism, the ability to run with the football is storyline again for Notre Dame's

offense.

Tide at 24. What a game?

Next Miami possession.

It's back looking deep.

We're going to get pass interference, Dan.

There's no question about this call.

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