All right, Sean, in part two of today's show here on the Irish Breakdown podcast, brought to you by Fandul.

We're talking Notre Dame's defense versus the Boise State offense.

And similar conversation to what we had when we talked Notre Dame's offense versus the Boise State defense,

this is strength versus struggle.

But the strength of Boise State's team has been their offense.

The struggling aspect for Notre Dame's team so far this season has been their defense.

Now, they had a good step forward against Arkansas.

But like we talked about in yesterday's show, that's the anomaly.

When you're bad against Miami, abysmal against Texas A&M, you're against Purdue,

and then you're pretty good against Arkansas.

What defense is it?

What kind of defense are you?

And this isn't an offense that's going to wait for you to sit around and figure out what type of defense you are, Sean.

I mean, when you go and you look at the numbers, Boise State on offense, this has been the clear

strength of their team. They averaged 38.5 points a game. They average 7.1 yards per play,

520 total yards of offense, 299 passing yards, 221 rushing yards, both ranked 20th in the country.

It's a very balanced team.

They're a balanced team that does a really good job of taking care of the football

and limiting negative plays.

They've only given up three sacks on the year.

They've only thrown one interception on the year.

They've only allowed 20 tackles for a loss this season, which ranks inside of the top

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