Trevor, I want to get into this matchup.

This is the Notre Dame defense against the Georgia Tech offense. And this

matchup is really fascinating because this to me is strength on strength. And you look at the

numbers, Notre Dame ranks eighth in the country in scoring defense. They're only giving up

eight, 11.7 points per game. Despite playing two,

actually, they've played three teams that have been ranked at some point in time this season,

so far. And they're giving up only 270 yards per game, which is even better than last year's

mark. That ranks 11th in the country. They're giving up 4.3 yards per play, which ranks fourth in

the country this season. Notre Dame ranks 20th in red zone defense. Their 10th and red zone

touchdown defense, their 10th and third down defense. They're seventh in the country. They've only

allowed five plays of 30 yards or more, and they rank 26 in the country by forcing 10 turnovers.

You go to the other side of the ball.

Georgia Tech ranks 41st in the country in scoring offense at 32.9 points per game.

They are 32nd in the country at 44.44.6 yards per game. They are 32nd in the country at 444.6 yards per game. And then they also

ranked 26 in the country in yards per play at 6.7 yards per play. Georgia Tech's offense has actually

been pretty good this year in most instances. They had a not so great performance against Louisville.

They've also played a couple stingy defenses, in my opinion, and I thought they left points

on the board against Florida State. So, but that's a rare thing for them because as you see,

Trevor, Notre Dame has the 20th ranked red zone defense. Georgia Tech's red zone offense is seventh,

and their red zone

touchdown offense is 11th. And what do they have on their team that is similar to Notre

name's really good red zone offense? Hmm. Oh, that's right. A really good running quarterback who's

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