All right, Trevor, so let's dive into the next part of today's show, and we're going to talk about what this game means for Notre Dame. This is a huge, huge game. Obviously, when you talk about it, it's not just the

ranked on rank. So we're talking about a game on Saturday afternoon, 3.30 p.m. Notre Dame is a

six-point favorite, which I was a little surprised by. It was six and a half. It's now down to six.

And Louisville comes in ranked 15th in the country.

Notre Dame is ranked 16th in the country.

I was just kind of, and again, I'm not a better, so I don't have any knowledge to back.

It's just more of a gut.

I thought it'd be like a three and a half point game.

I thought it'd be kind of like the spread where A&M was favored over Notre Dame.

You know, like, yeah, it's at home, but, you know, the other team's ranked higher and all that kind of stuff.

And, and, you know, but it's a six-point spread.

And Notre Dame's coming off of their win.

Obviously, Louisville coming off of a 12-point win over Georgia Tech.

And it was a very good football game, very back and forth football game. Georgia Tech went up early. Then Louisville ran off 17 straight. Then Georgia Tech came back and

tied it. And then, you know, Louisville went back ahead. And it was a, it was a closer game than a

12 point margin. But I did feel watching it that Louisville was the better team. It wasn't like,

oh, man, like they caught this

break and that break. So, like, Louisville's first touchdown came on a fumble return, but

it was a bad play by the quarterback, but it was also a great play by the Louisville defense.

And he made a bad play because they were swarming him. So I was like, yeah, okay, that was a bad

play, but you forced that bad play, you know?

And then their last score to kind of put the game away was the return of a blocked field goal.

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