For the 24th time, it's Notre Dame in Yankee Stadium this Saturday.

Notre Dame a 14-point favorite, ranked number six in the country, Army number 19.

These two teams have played a lot in Yankee Stadium long, long time ago, in the original Yankee Stadium.

But I thought it was pretty cool that a hundred-year anniversary of the four horsemen playing.

It's the 24th time that these two teams have played in Yankee Stadium.

By the way, I'm Tim Preece, or Tim O'Malley from IRIS Illustrated, John Bryce of the

Football Scoop, and Irish Illustrated, and as always Pete Sampson from the athletic, always

a tricky, you know, when Nordheim hasn't played somebody in a,

in a while, I find it difficult to really, to really hone in, even more so this time, because

Army is playing like gangbusters. They moved up to from 24th to 19th this week. Norning moves

up from 8th to 6th. A lot on the line for both teams this weekend in Yankee

Stadium. Yeah, you did your game control story for lack of a better term, 600 minutes of

Notre Dame dominance. I mean, that's Army too this year. Army has been fantastic maintaining

controlling control of games. It's probably something to watch for in the second quarter,

see if Army can be in control watch for in the second quarter, see if Army can be in

control at all in the second quarter, because then you wonder if it can bleed into third.

I'm just intrigued at that. You know, I should have been on this earlier, but I didn't even think

about the overrunner, and I saw 42. I'm like, well, I guess if it's a short game, then Army

plays better defense than most teams, and Notre Dame plays great defense.

You could be looking at a very low scoring game,

and it could still be one-sided in a low-scoring game. So I'm intrigued to see Notre Dame and Army drive number three for both teams,

because I think you're either going to get into one, a long one,

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