We're listening to Irish Illustrated Insider. It's Monday, November 22nd. I'm Tim

Prester with Tim O'Malley and Pete Samson, nor' name coming off of its 55 to nothing victory.

Over Georgia Tech to move to 10 and 1, our name's fifth straight season with double-digit victories

and a trip to

Stanford this weekend, a reminder for everybody, our podcast, which is normally on Thursday,

that's a holiday. So we're going to do it on Wednesday, November 24th. So look for that.

And guys, we're probably not going to talk a whole lot about Georgia Tech because it was so one-sided.

But, you know, Nordheim's offense did what it had to do.

We're not, nobody's complaining about leaving points on the field.

I don't think anybody's complaining about Tyler Butner in his, his playing time.

He got everything but the first series of the second half.

But defensively, and again, we know that Nordheim's not going against

powerhouses here in the second half of the season, but to give up nine points in the last 12

quarters is pretty impressive.

Well, scoring 14, right? I mean, that's, that's part of it. It's like it. And they're doing,

you know, for all the differences between Marcus

Freeman's defense and Clark Lee's defense. I mean, one of the, one thing the calling cards of

Clark Lee's defenses was like make bad quarterbacks look hopeless. And this defense does that now.

The last three quarterbacks they've played have been, have been bad, and they have made them look even worse than that. Like,

inept can't function. And so that's a good way to play defense. Take hope away.

And I think that's sort of what they've done over the last three weeks.

What I liked about Saturday was that third down pressure was kind of what we envisioned

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