Part two of today's show is going to talk about the Notre Dame team.

And we have a lot of fun topics to kind of get into and a lot of detailed topics to get into, Sean.

But what we want to do today, and we were going to do this for Notre Dame and then the rest of college football.

But because of the house settlement, we're going to talk about that in this college football section.

We'll move this one back to another day. But we wanted to talk about that in the Scottish football section. We'll move this one back to another day.

But we wanted to talk about sort of floor versus ceiling for Notre Dame.

We've talked a lot about that.

We're going to talk about that with each of the 12 opponents that we do.

We did a floor versus ceiling discussion with Miami when we previewed Miami on Thursday.

We'll do one tomorrow when Trevor and I preview Texas A&M.

You and I wanted to do one with Notre Dame.

And so what we're going to do, Sean,

is we're going to kind of talk about our floor versus ceiling performance

expectations for the offense, the defense, and the team.

And when we talk about floor, it's not so much like what's the worst they could

possibly do because anything

can happen. I mean, anything can happen. A team could go, you know, four and eight. I mean,

the floor for Florida State going in the season wasn't two and ten. That's what happened.

The floor is sort of a reasonable expectation of what a team could do at the very minimum.

Beyond that is disappointment.

Like you did a poor job.

If this is your record, you underachieved.

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