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I'm Tim Priester.

We are back from the Bronx, from New York City, Notre Dame, convincing 36 to 3 victory over Syracuse.

I'm not sure it was that close.

It really wasn't because Snarney could have easily been in the 40s and 50s.

What did you guys think of the explanation that Dino Babers gave for kicking the field goal?

I think he forgot he did it twice.

Like it makes sense on the last one.

Do you think, all right, this game's over, whatever?

Anyway, he mentioned that if you kick the first one, see, the last one? You think, all right, this game's over, whatever. Anyway, the other point...

He mentioned that if you kick the first one.

See, the first one, he said, if we kick the field goal,

then we're going to go for an on-site kick and try to score a touchdown or whatever.

But it's different than the last one, that point. I think you do those things.

Anyway, but he made a comment about injuries that could occur on a regular play from scrimmage, right?

It's a word salad.

I mean, it was a word salad.

Earlier in the press conference, he said he didn't even know what the score was.

It was so dominating.

I think that he was just like, I don't know, whatever happened, happened.

But if I was an AD, that would really be one of my questions interviewing potential head coaches.

Do you kick a field goal down 30 points in the final two minutes?

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