Over under 42.7 points per game, and he's referring to a regular season game plus the first round of the playoffs for another day.

I'm going to go under.

I think 42.7 is a pretty big jump.

It's possible.

Tommy, it's definitely possible.

But I'm just going to go under because, I mean, they could be at 42 and a half and

that's a heck of a year and it's still under.

I mean, you're basically being like they're going to average 43 points a game.

And I mean, look at scoring offenses last year.

There was one team that did that last year, and that was Miami.

So I just, I think they're going to be, and there was only two teams that year before.

It was LSU and Oregon.

I just don't see that, especially once you've played a playoff game.

I think 40 is kind of the number I'm more comfortable with than that.

I mean, and look, they were 38.8 at the end of the regular season last year.

And that was somewhat benefited by the fact that because Notre Dame finished 10th last year

in scoring at 36.1. I mean, think about that. They were the number 10 scoring team in the country last year at third. And they were a touchdown less than the number that you have right now. Now, part of that, again, is the playoffs. I understand that. But if you look at this team last year and you kind of look at where they were the first five games, and then compare where they were like the last.

So if you're going to go the 12 plus one, so you count the first round of playoffs,

last year in the first five games, Notre Dame was at, let's see here,

32.4 points per game. I believe that's correct. 162 divided by 5. Yeah, 32.4.

And that was with a game in which they scored 66 points because they were 23 in the opener, 14, 28, 31. And the last eight games, they were at 42.9.

And that was with Riley Leonard and all that.

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