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It is Monday, October 19th, Tim Priestley and Pete Sampson from the Athletic.

And Norden with a 12 to 7 victory over Louisville, it was convincing defensively, but not so much offensively.

And realistically, guys, you know, I mean,

her name wasn't bad offensively. They were bad in the red zone. They moved the ball.

They only had the seven possessions. Uh, and, and they maximize those pretty well in terms of

yardage, but just didn't get in the end zone. And that's the name of the game. And that's why it

was a 12 to 7 victory.

It was a reminder of something that we've been talking about for a long time.

The Notre Dame is really average at the receiver position and I thought that they were below average.

You're just not going to be able to win a lot of high stakes games with Javon McKinley right now.

That's a personnel move that I think Notre Dame has to make.

I had them down for seven targets.

If you include some plays that got wiped out by penalty,

and you had one catch for seven yards. So you've got to have more out of your receiver

that leads all offensive skill position players in snaps played.

There's an issue, and I wrote about in my column of, Tim, you mentioned the offense played well

until the red zone or had very good moments until the red zone on seven or eight drives.

They are going to be in the red zone.

It sounds funny, but if you think about it, they're going to be in the red zone all year

because they don't have that strike.

Sure. Sure. So their long drives are going to get to the 25-yard line all the time, every game, and they're

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