So, Trev, let's talk about the Nurname offense, because this is the side of the ball that I'm probably most concerned about, if I'm being honest, because it's the side of the ball where you haven't, I mean, look, you never know when that.

I've said that there's going to be a game between now and whenever their season ends where the Notre Dame defense is just not their typical normal brilliant selves.

And that happens to everybody.

I mean,

every team goes through that at some point in time.

You know what I mean?

And, you know,

I think of,

you know,

I think of that Alabama,

that 2012 Alabama football team.

You know what I mean?

And just how,

how brilliant they were that year and how

dominant they were that year and just how they just blew out Michigan to start the season and

blew out Tennessee, blew out a really good Mississippi State team, you know, beat LSU on the road.

I mean, they were just a great team.

And then they lost at home to Texas A&M in a game where they just could not stop Johnny Mansell.

You know, and it was just one of those things where up until that point in time,

they had not allowed a single opponent to score more than 17 points.

I mean, and that was against number five LSU on the road.

It was the most points you'd given up all year.

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