Irish Illustrated Insider, September 14th, wrapping up Nordenance 27 to 13 victory over Duke.

I'm Tim Prester with Tim O'Malley from Irish Illustrated and Pete Sampson of the Athletic.

And it, you know, it was a tough game to watch at times.

They got really quiet in the stadium at times.

I know that there was talk about the crowd was good, and it was at times because you spread

the student body out, but it got a little quiet in there a few times when Norton went

through some of their offensive problems.

But I thought Tommy Reese called a really good game in the second half, and it had, had Ian Book executed the offensive problems. But I thought Tommy Reese called a really good game in the second half.

And had, had Ian Book executed the offense a little bit better and a couple other players as

well because you did have some young guys making some mistakes. I thought it would have been

a little bit of a larger spread than the 2713 outcome. I thought it was a better performance as the farther I got away from the press box,

I guess.

You know,

it was,

I think that when you're sitting there and you sort of fix it on the first quarter,

because it's the first thing you've seen and then sort of gets lost.

The average,

I think more than 10

yards per play in the second quarter.

So I guess I didn't think that Reese waited until halftime to sort of adjust and adapt to what Duke

was doing.

So overall, I came out very encouraged with Reese's first real full-time game as the offensive coordinator.

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