Next segment, Brian, let's talk about the keys to victory on the offensive side of the football.

And this is one of the fun segments that we like to do.

You put out your keys to victory earlier in the week, and then we look back and we revisit

them, and we decide we give a, you know, did they do it or not?

And to what degree did they do it?

And this is a fun one, especially when I saw the four

offensive keys and then I thought about the offense, I was like, we definitely have some things

to talk about here for sure. So let's dive into this thing, Brian. The first key to revisit

has been the key all along the first key anyway and that is to start fast

offensively and i will just say that the first drive was i believe a three and out the second drive

ended in it was an ugly three and out too so yes it was and the drive, while they were moving the ball the second time, it ended in an

interception, which then I believe Georgia Tech went down and scored a touchdown.

So you did not start fast in this one at all.

You know, it's fun.

Yeah, it was a minus.

Yes.

It was a minus.

I mean, Notre Dame had two drives in the first quarter.

One of them was a three and out. The other one was an interception. But I will say this. I actually felt kind of, like I thought the offense was starting to get some rhythm.

Agreed. Oh, I'm on that second drive. And you said, okay, well, how is he going to respond to this? You know, because the kid hasn't thrown a pick since the Northern Illinois game.

Right.

And so you're like, all right, how's he going to respond to this?

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