The Forest decreases, dampers and kills.

Ingram Smith, Bud Elliott back again for another episode of No Cast, going to look back at

the Notre Dame Review, some good, some bad and some real ugly stuff to take away from

it, but we'll give you an idea and try to get a point or two of the optimistic and maybe

a point or two of that of which we as fans should continue to be concerned about.

So with that, we'll think our friends knew Iberia Louisiana, three simple ingredients,

one fantastic product, Louisiana hot sauce, title sponsor of the No Cast and Bud, thought

we might try something a little bit different tonight in the fact that we're actually going

to weave our listener questions more or less into the game review itself.

A lot of different things that we kind of have down that we want to touch on, but for

the most part, it looks like we'll kind of organically touch on almost everything from

the game that of which we have had sent to us.

So we'll give this a shot if it works great, if not plenty of other games to tinker with

the game review model.

But let's jump into it, look forward to it as always and off we go.

Absolutely, man.

So let's go ahead and get into this tonight.

First question comes from Kessna.

We're going to start with the offense and he says, hey, the O line appeared to do a good

job of holding the point of attack on running plays and executed a few pulls well.

How is this so offensive line able to execute these more complex blocking schemes when they

couldn't do basic blocking schemes last weekend or last season rather?

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