All right, Brian, we spent the first part of the show talking through Star Power in general.

Why does Notre Dame needed the past trends of previous national championship winners?

Now we're going to get a little bit more granular and start talking about the offensive side of the football and what Notre Dame has in terms of star power.

Quick refresher, or if you just hopped into the show, we broke things down into four separate buckets.

We talked about the proven star power that Notre Dame has going into this season.

We talked about players that are on the verge, meaning they're really close,

and we're going to find out probably first couple weeks at 2025 if those on the verge players are correct.

Then we start talking about the players that are capable.

And then finally, we're going to talk about the players to keep an eye on, ones that might not have

produced a whole lot in 2024, but maybe you saw glimpses or their ceiling is high enough where

you should probably be paying attention to it. But offense, Brian, we alluded to him a little bit earlier.

It's a very easy place to start when you start talking about proven star power on

Notre Dame's offense this season.

I would argue that Jeremiah Love, obviously, who we're talking about here,

I would argue that right now, Jeremiah Love is the only established star that Notre Dame has.

I think a case could be made for one guy on defense.

We'll get to that, Leonard Morris, who we're talking about there.

We'll get to that in the defensive section.

But there's no doubt that Jeremiah Love is a star.

I mean, the production was there this season, a thousand-yard rusher,

and he got to a thousand within the normal time frame of getting to

a thousand it wasn't like he only got to a thousand because he played 16 games right it wasn't

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