Let's begin with a, let's begin with a, as we kind of look at the numbers here, Trevor, this is very evident of what the strong side of the ball is for them.

And I actually think their defense is much improved.

Somebody in the chat was like, you know, Navy is considered better.

Army's considered better because they have better defense.

I'm like, I don't know that Army necessarily has a better defense.

They have a better statistical defense.

That's because they haven't played, they haven't played Memphis yet.

You know what I mean?

So like, you know, they're kind of having some similar, they're having very similar success

against similar teams.

But when you look at it, the driver for both teams is the offense.

And the offense for these two teams are really playing

dominant football and scoring a lot of points. And you see it. Points per game, Navy

ranks fourth, yards per game. They rank 34th, which may seem like, that's not a great

number. But when you when you dive into the numbers a little bit, Trevor, and you say, okay, well, they rank 34th in yards per game.

They rank 132nd in plays run.

So that's why their numbers are quote unquote down.

They rank seventh in all of college football in yards per play.

They're fourth in rushing, fifth in yards per play. They're fourth in rushing,

fifth in yards per rush. They are first and fewest yards tackles for loss allowed. And yes,

they rank 125th in passing offense, but that is a dramatic increase over what they've been in

recent years. They're at 161 yards per game this year, and they're completing

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