All right, fellas, let's jump into the keys to victory for this game.

And we're going to begin, obviously, as we always do with the Notre Dame offense.

And, you know, when I look at this game, guys, it's, this is the side of the ball.

If you were to say one side of the ball is facing an opponent that if, like, all the stuff we

talked about in the first section, I'm most worried about it on this side of the

ball, if we're going to be honest. Because like, when I watch the floor's head offense and we'll

get it, they're really bad. Like, they're bad at receiver. They're bad on the offensive line.

They're not good at quarterback. They're just not good. When I look at, a lot of its injuries and guys that they thought

were going to be good, aren't good. I don't know what's going on at the offensive line.

Defensively, it's a little bit of a different story. I just don't think they're playing as well

as they should, but I still'm like, man, their ends are still really athletic. You know,

those two detackles, when they want to play, they're really good.

You know, their corners are pretty good players, you know, and Shaheen Brown's a good football

player.

Like, they're banged up.

Obviously, no DJ Lundy, and they've had some injuries, some other spots.

But this is still a team that you look at.

If Notre Dame doesn't come to play and they're not focused and they don't, you know, do all the things they need to do.

This is the side of the ball where I'm most concerned about it manifesting into issues for

Notre Dame.

And so that's why key number one is going to be what it always is, but this ties into

what we just got done talking about.

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