Welcome to the latest episode of the Shamrock. I'm Pete Sampson, joined as always by Matt Fortuna.

We're going to be talking a little bit about the game before Notre Dame's next game,

as the Irish head down to Georgia next week.

Matt, before we get into the show, I just want to take a moment to pat myself on the back

for predicting a 54-point win when Notre Dame ended up winning by 52 points, 6614 over New Mexico yesterday.

Well, if we're playing Price's Right Rule, you were the loser, my friend. I picked them to win by 35, and it was, I think, a 31-point margin at halftime.

And I can't say I tune in for much of the second half because I still had a headache from the geniuses,

Genie I at NBC who decided to make the broadcast a roller coaster of camera, emotions, events,

you name it.

I called it the worst idea in the history of sports television.

I will hear no further argument.

But I'm on to Georgia.

How about you, Pete?

Yeah, I think that's fair.

It was kind of one of

those moments where staring into the sun from the ninth level of Notre Dame's Press Box

was actually a better view than the viewer at home, which I have never been able to say before.

Yeah, that camera angle, I have not watched the TV copy yet, but I'm sort of fearing the worst.

I put up a Twitter poll during the game, and I believe it was 86% no, 14% yes in terms of the NBC's new camera angle.

I would like to meet that 14% yes, because that's 14% more than the people I heard from in an unofficial poll where it was just me complaining on Twitter.

My math said that was like 500 people was 14%. I'm just, I'm shocked by those numbers. I have multiple people say I turned it off and listened to the radio broadcast. And if they did, I hope they listened to our friend Ryan Harris. And I hope he was plugging the shamrock because he was a great guest on our paid episode subscribers last Thursday, as we'll have another guest this upcoming Thursday. But, I mean, there were people, I mean, I'm looking through the mentions now. It completely ruins, uh, ruins this for someone who does nothing, but look forward to ND Saturdays. It's a ploy to get people to actually go to the games again. This view is ridiculous. It's not the angle that's bad. It's a constant constantittery movement of the moving camera and the fact it's not level at any point. The camera angle is horrible. It's making me queasy and hurt my eyes. I couldn't tell who made the tackle till after the play and what the heck was going on. Very hard to understand how people who make a lot of money think this is good. That was one full tweet without any punctuation whatsoever,

and shockingly, it was by a guy with an egghead as an avatar. But I think he speaks for a lot of

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