So Trevor, let's talk about the Louisville defense because this is, it looks really good but this is the side of the ball that I don't think has been playing as well and you're going against a Notre Dame offense that has not also has not been playing all that well in most games doing enough to win win in certain games, you know, but not, you know, you did enough to

beat A&M on offense, but you didn't drive the victory.

That was driven by the defense.

You did enough to beat Miami of Ohio by 25, but you didn't drive the defense.

And then, of course, when you talk't need to talk about the other game.

That's just, yeah, it's bad. But anyway, they did play great against Purdue. Okay, but that's

one out of four. That's the anomaly so far. Georgia Tech exposed some potential weak spots

in the Georgia Tech in the Louisville defense. I don't know if Notre Dame's capable of

them. We'll find out. But this is a defense that I think is going to continue to get better,

though. That's the concern because there are a lot of new faces. They've had some guys banged up.

There's a lot of new transfers up front, some new transfers in the secondary, the more they're in the system,

because it's not a super easy system, I think the better their defense is going to be, and you

need to make sure that this isn't the game that that happens, because this is only game four for

them, not game five like it is for Notre Dame. And so you hope that that breakout comes like,

okay, this Louisville defense is going to figure it out, Trevor.

They're going to figure out, they're going to get rolling and they're going to be pretty good.

You just hope that's against like SMU or Virginia or Miami, you know, somebody like that and not Notre Dame.

Because I do think that what we've seen so far on film, there's some areas that you can exploit them a little bit.

But they're an aggressive defense.

Yeah.

Pretty good D-line.

They're a team that can kind of go 4-3 or 4-25.

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