So Trevor, we're going to go over to the defense next.

And we're going to talk about the game rickers on the other side of the ball.

And look, this game starts up front for the Notre Dame defense it starts up front and it starts up more

specifically right in the middle right in the middle of the offensive line and right in the middle

the defensive line and in my opinion this game is going to come down to what do we get from

the Notre Dame from the Notre Dame tackles what do we get from the Notre Dame from the

Notre Dame tackles? What do we get from their stud tackles? Which version of Riley Mills and

Howard Cross are going to show up? And I'm using both of them intentionally because it really

does come down to the both of them stepping up and playing to their to their ability like they did to a degree

against Louisville i thought they were good against Louisville i thought they were great against

Stanford you're now playing a a Georgia Tech offensive line that is pretty solid against the pass

and and pretty good against run i mean mean, they get good movement.

They're not like a massive offensive line,

but I'm looking at their pro football focus numbers, Trevor,

and they're incredibly impressive.

You know, when you look at the things that they do,

they're not dominant run blockers.

They're pretty dominant pass blockers,

but their starting guards have given up, one starting guards giving up three pressures all season.

The other starting guard is given up four pressures, six pressures all season in seven games.

The one tackle, Corey Robinson, is given up one pressure all season. The other tackle, or the center is given up one pressure all season.

The other tackle, or the center is giving up one pressure all season.

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