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We got the buy-sell hold going on today.

And sunlit night is getting us kicked off here.

After the regular season, Notre Dame schedule will look better by virtue of the fact that we go 12 and 0 and get Miami, BYU, and SMU each their only loss.

I'm going to buy that as a possibility.

I'm going to sell it in practicality because I do see a world in which one of those

teams has a second loss.

But I like this.

I'm buying the spirit of the question.

I think all three of those teams are going to be good football teams.

Miami has to prove to us that just like Notre Dame does does, to a degree, that they can avoid that bad loss, or the two bad losses, because they haven't

done that yet. Now, this year, they got to have none and lose to a really good Notre Dame team.

They got to prove that. But I think this Miami team's capable of proving that. SMU similar. I think

SMU has to prove that they can avoid that bad loss and go 10 and 2, but I think it's certainly

possible. I think BYU is the only team on there that has proven that they can go through a whole

season and not have a bad loss. I would argue that in the last two years, especially last year,

I mean, their only lost last year,

Treve, was twice to a really good Texas Tech team. The only thing you could say is bad loss was

the margin of victory. But the year before, you know, they lost that Arizona State.

They're only that anything that you could consider a bad loss the last two years was losing

to Kansas. But if you go back and look at Kansas, that was during a stretch in which Kansas beat Iowa State,

BYU, and Colorado in back to back to back games.

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