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It's Monday, October 7th.

Notre Dame defeats Bowling Green 52 to nothing.

It could have been a lot worse, probably, if Bowling Green doesn't possess the football for 12 minutes in the third quarter.

But Nordame did everything that they wanted to do offensively.

Chip Long did a good job of getting everybody involved.

The quarterbacks had opportunities.

Phil Djokovic did a nice job after Ian Booked through five touchdown passes.

He now has 10 against New Mexico and Bowling Green, which isn't going to put him into Heisman

running, but it was good for him to hang in the

paper and on the screen when they show 15 versus 2.

No doubt.

And, you know, it was when I was rewatching the game on Sunday that I came to the realization,

and I do want to talk about the individuals that perform well, but you come to the realization, I know that there's a week between,

but Nordames' next two games are against USC and Michigan.

Their greatest rivals of the modern era, I don't know, I guess you'd have to go back to,

well, Army is what I was going to say that way back when the first, I guess, real rivalry was against Army, but the only two that...

Yeah, oh, no doubt about it.

USC and Michigan, they are next up for Notre Dame.

Right before you walked in, Pete, we just said that's the season.

USC and Michigan, Notre Dame beats them both.

You're going to see, although they'll have little mini hiccups during games, I think then they will

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