Welcome to the Shamrock. I'm Pete Sampson at top Notre Dame Stadium, joined by Matt Fortuna back home in Chicago.

And Matt, this is a tough one to make sense of because we've been covering Notre Dame a long time.

This is a game of Notre Dame always found a way to win under Brian Kelly.

They work 42 straight against underranked competition.

Marshall upsets Notre Dame as a 20-point underdog, 2621.

The offense is very stagnant.

They may have a quarterback injury to deal with moving forward.

There's no run game.

They couldn't tackle at the end of the game.

It's a very difficult thing to process, and Marcus Freeman afterwards, when I asked about, you know, where do you start?

He kind of said everything, which is, I think, the most alarming answer you can give because you can't fix everything in one week or two weeks or three weeks.

The everything is what you needed to get done in August and spring practice and summer workouts

in here. Notre Dame is sitting here. Oh, and two, Marcus Freeman at O'N3, I think the first Notre Dame head coach to fall to O'N3.

It is a tough place to be for a program that's ranked in the top five to begin the season

and now may be unranked entirely.

They should be unranked.

I mean, the loss itself is perplexing.

Like, we can talk about this for the next hour and still not make a whole lot of sense of it.

But what makes even less sense is, like, watching that game and looking at the postgame stats,

like, Marshall was a better team.

Like, it wasn't even close. Marshall outgained them more total yards they outrushed them

219 to 130 they averaged 5.1 yards per play more than Nuredane at 4.7

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