Buy so hold from Crying Belly.

The 25 offense would cause the most problems for opponents if it played two running backs together,

but not necessarily in the backfield in 50% of its snaps.

Sell, I just, I don't know that that's doable for half the game.

I just think that limits what you, because Jeremiah, Jeremiah Love can do a lot as a running

back, but he's not a receiver.

I mean, he, he's, he's not.

So, sell.

If you were to say 25% of the snaps, then I could, I would be there with you.

I'd be there with you.

But I just, the reason the 50 loses the Z is because now you also have more, you have more knowledge of it. You have a better plan for it because the more they do it, the more you're going to practice to stop it. Part of what makes it effective is how do you prepare, how do you spend enough time to stop something that nerdaum only does 15 to you know 15% of

the time yep yep you know and talk about most problems well look we got to spend a lot of time because

the stuff they do out of their two back is real creative and really good blah blah blah blah blah so

but we got to spend more than 50% of our practice time to stop that, which then makes you less prepared for the other 85.

So there comes a point of diminishing returns with this and the staff is going to have to find that balance.

And I think 50% is definitely in the range of the zone of that I would say is where you're into the diminishing returns.

Well, I'm also going to sell this staying consistent with what we talked about yesterday, man.

I mean, I think what's going to cause the most problems for opponents is if Notre Dame

figures out a vertical passing attack.

I mean, because it puts teams in the spot where it's like, how do you truly

stop this offense?

You know, if they're able to push the ball down the field and Malachi Fields is what

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