So, Trev, the final part of today's show, we are going to talk about game wreckers.

And we've talked a lot about them already.

People know why they're important.

And I think in this matchup, it's going to be every bit as important, if not even more so,

than for Notre Dame, than on the offensive side of the ball.

Because I think on this side of the ball, I do think the talent gap is a little bit more

narrow in this matchup than when we talk about the Nurtain's offense against the Indiana

defense.

I think this is the side where Indiana has to, I mean, like, again, they don't have an elite

receiving core, but Elijah Surrock can hurt you. Omar Cooper can hurt you. Kishon Williams can hurt you.

Miles Cross can hurt you. Miles Price can hurt you. There's a, there's a closer talent gap,

in my opinion, between the tackles for Indiana and the edge players for Notre Dame than

there is on the other side of the ball when you look at the Notre Dame tackles against Indiana and the edge players for Notre Dame than there is on the other

side of the ball when you look at the Notre Dame tackles against the Indiana edge players.

I think there's a very similar talent edge there. You know what I mean? And I think Notre Dame has

the better talent here. It's like, okay, is RJ open a better player right now than the tackles

Indiana? I think that's a little bit more debatable at this point time,

outside of, you know,

early Bryce Young and sometimes Josh Burnham against the run.

So those are the things you look at, man, and you look at this matchup and you say,

hey, listen, game record is going to be important.

You know, we talked a little bit about it earlier.

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