All right, Brian, on part two of today's show on the Irish Breakdown podcast, brought to you by Fandul.

We're going to get a little bit more into the weeds with this, and we're going to break down the offense.

We're going to start talking about basically what they're going to have to do over the next week, week and a half, before they host Texas A&M on September 13th.

Now luckily, here's what we know.

There are some good that did come out of the offense,

contrary to what it sounded like on, you know, on the message boards,

potentially from us on the post game show on Sunday night.

There were some good things that came out of the offense.

There's also some major corrections that they're going to need.

I think we did a nice job of not making it seem like everything was doom and gloom after the show.

I would say I thought we did a pretty decent job of that.

Oh, I think we did.

Just the negative connotation of everything.

It's just, you know, you would have thought that Notre Dame just lost to the University of Indianapolis by 40 by how some people are talking about it. So like I said. But I thought we did a pretty decent job with it. Oh, I agree. But, yeah, it was still a very frustrating game. Very. Some, yeah, and yeah, we'll talk about kind of the things but I do think the

Trevor of look the part the kind of the big picture takeaway to your point is there's

definitely some things to be frustrated by and clean up but there's also some things we saw

on Saturday and say if you can build on that while cleaning this other stuff up,

you know, this is going to be pretty fun.

Like Eli Raritan, I thought was first year by his performance.

He finished with nine catches for 97 yards.

That's his bad day.

You know what I mean?

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