Welcome back, everybody back, everybody to another edition of the Irish Breakdown podcast brought to you by Fandual.

Happy Game Day, everybody.

We are here to recap Notre Dame's 56 to 13 win over the Arkansas Razorbacks and just their second road contest to the season.

This was a big one, Sean, no doubt about it.

And I would be lying to you if I said that I felt overly confident going into this matchup. But very quickly, Notre Dame turned my confidence around and I was sitting pretty. First quarter, I was pacing up and down in my living room. By the start of the second quarter, I was sitting down kind of hanging out and chilling. We were watching this game and I finally got to relax a little bit. So lots to cover today. We're talking gut reactions of the win. We're going to break down some things on offense. Excuse me, break down some things on defense. Then as always, we're going to dive into super chats at the end. But Sean, what a great win. Brian is going to do his best to try to make it back onto the show. He's at a hotel room right now. Well, he's on his way back to the hotel from the game. Dude was in an open air press box down in that Arkansas heat. Guess the sun was beating down on him all day. So listen, folks, this was a huge win for Notre Dame. They advanced to 500 on the season, and they did it in dominant fashion. Sean Davis, how are we doing today, man?

Oh, I'm doing absolutely wonderful, man. Doing wonderful. Everything you want it. Everything you want.

I understand why people had some hesitation that Notre Dame could do this, but you knew they

were equipped from a talent standpoint. You knew they were equipped to make the necessary changes

from the coaching staff.

And you knew they had talent on defense.

You can't say anything about going up against the fifth

best total offense in all of college football

and holding them to 13 points.

That right there, you want my gut reaction?

Forget the offense.

That's bigger to me.

I know what this offense can do.

That's been shown.

For them to walk there and to improve from the second half last week and improve

upon that this week.

You saw plays from the secondary, we're going to talk about the two

safeties when we get to the defense. Two safety today? Yes, sir. I don't want to hear anything

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