You're listening to Irish Illustrated Insiders, Monday, September 27, a couple days after Norden's 41 to 13 victory over Wisconsin.

We'll talk more about Cincinnati, a little bit Cincinnati today and certainly in-depth on Cincinnati on Thursday.

But guys, Tim Priester here with Tim O'Malley and Pete Sampson, as I said,

Nordame wins by 28 by scoring 31 points in the fourth quarter.

Norton was actually losing in the fourth quarter.

But a lot of defense and a great kick return by Chris Tyrene,

96 yards for a touchdown, Nordames first in five seasons.

Guys, just a recap of what you saw on Saturday and Notre Dame's hard-fought,

28-point victory.

I mean, it was bizarre to watch.

I was definitely getting a lot of 2013 Michigan State vibes, if you remember that game and

trying to watch that one without scratching her eyes out through three quarters.

And actually, it was interesting, I mean, I already finished with 242 yards offense.

And it is the, of Brian Kelly's 106 wins, that would rank 104th in total offense, beating out the aforementioned

2013 Michigan State game and the 2012 win over Michigan. So it was, it was strange to watch.

I mean, you're sitting there after Wisconsin goes ahead thinking like, all right, this is exactly the game that I thought I was going to be covering where one team's going to win by four points.

I pick Wisconsin easily could have been Notre Dame.

And then you watch Chris Tyree bring that back.

And it's just like Wisconsin could not withstand that punch from Notre Dame and they they folded.

Notre Dame made them fold, but I thought I have to give some criticism to Wisconsin for being very mentally fragile in that spot.

It's like Notre Dame just frig knocked them out. And Wisconsin,

one thing started to go bad, it was like

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