Marcus Freeman calls Army the toughest test of the year up to this point.

They're one of three undefeated teams in the nation.

Nordane v. Army this weekend in the Yankee Stadium.

I'm Tim Priestler with Tim O'Malley, John Bryce, and this is Ivers Illustrate's

Instant Analysis, brought to you by RV Manufactured Housing Hall of Fame in Elkhart, Indiana. Well, we will talk about,

we have a podcast coming up, we'll talk about fake punts and stuff like that. But this is,

this is a Nordame against a very physical Army team. I thought Marcus Freeman called it correctly,

or it was along the same lines of what I've been thinking is. said it's not Navy 2.0 and it's not.

Army is a much more physical football team.

Yeah, I think there's creed in the fact that when he says, it's not just that they're 10 and

0, it's that they're handling everybody at 10 and 0.

They're getting double-digit wins.

They've actually won 13 straight, the longest winning streak in FBS. It's I believe Texas A&M was probably the toughest test if you consider the

environment as well, but it's probably the toughest test since then, certainly the toughest test

since Louisville, and that is part of the story of Notre Dame season is they've handled everything

since NIU, Louisville is the only team to threaten at all. Can they handle Army in that same fashion?

I feel like they need to handle Army in that same fashion when a vote comes two days later again.

And I think that you need to handle Army in that same fashion because you're going into what's going to be such a high stakes game at USC.

You've got back-to-back road games on each coast of this country.

One thing to your point, TP, that I also agree with.

It's not Navy 2.0. This is an older, more mature Army football team than Navy. And it's also a

much more entrenched program. As Marcus Freeman noted today, year 11 for Jeff Monkin. That's still just

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