Welcome, everybody, to another edition of Irish Illustrated Insider.

Tim Priester, Tim O'Malley from IRISA,

from IRISOllisterate, John Bryce from Football Scoop.

And Irish Illustrated, Nordame defeats Georgia Tech 31 to 13.

It kind of felt easy most of the time, especially after Nordame went up 217 early in the third quarter.

Sir didn't feel that way early on, felt like another one of those games.

And Georgia Tech scares you, Zach Pyron came out and did a really, really nice job.

But Nordame's defense eventually did what it did.

The offense gave them enough.

Special teams were amazingly good. Yeah,

during the game other than the 60-yard gain that was going to set them up for a possible

touchdown or become a touchdown until Rod Hurd tackled him. I know I'm harping on that,

but that does change the game if he scores a touchdown. I felt Notre Dame just had control

after that opening series. Once it was 14-7, they started cooking.

I thought, you know, this is, Al Golden's going to settle in more.

And even if this game stinks, it's still going to end up being 21-10.

That's what happens when that defense settles in.

Yeah, I thought Pyron played the best ball he possibly could, and they kept

Notre Dame very, just nicely off balance, challenging them, as you mentioned, I think two weeks

before the game, Tim, the 53 and a half yards you have to cover when you're playing Georgia

and J.B talked about that of the screens.

They made that horizontal game, and it's tough sometimes to stop that.

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