Triv, let's dive into the breakdown of the Notre Dame defense and the keys to victory for the Notre Dame defense in this game.

And look, it really starts with, it goes beyond shutting down the run game.

When Notre Dame played USC two years ago, my number one key was you got to stop the run.

And Al Golden went into that game

and had a kind of a stop the pass game type of mentality. And USC did not have a great success

to own the ball on Notre Dame that year. Caleb Williams, that's in that game, went 18 of 22,

but it was a lot of short throws, 232 yards, couldn't really get the ball down the field.

You had one busted coverage completion to Jordan Addison.

But outside of that, they didn't really rip them up, but they ran all over Notre Dame because

Notre Dame wasn't prepared to shut down the run.

And when I look at this football team, especially now that Miller Moss is out of the lineup,

the biggest concern I have is their ability to run the football.

The issue for USC for most of the years

has been a willingness to run the football,

not an ability to run the football.

And I just, I just, look, I don't,

I've said this a million times.

I don't think Lincoln Riley's the smartest people make them out to be

as a head coach,

but he's not a, he's not an idiot. And when you look at this game, I just don't see how he thinks,

hey, let's go out there and try to throw all over the number one past defense in the country.

I just, I can't, I can't come to grips with the fact that he's that, not smart. Now, that doesn't mean they're not going to throw the football. It doesn't

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