Welcome to another edition of Irish Illustrated Insider, brought to you by Irish

Illustrated.com. I'm Pete Sampson with Tim Priester on Tim O'Malley after an or

name's 3431 loss to Virginia Tech. We can start a million places. We could start with the

non-targeting. We could start with the non-targeting.

We could start with the passenger for instance on Cole Luke. We can start with Deshaun Kaiser with 315 for 36 yards. In the second half, we could start with Brian Kelly saying he doesn't want to go to a bowl at 5 and 7. We could start with him saying he needs to revalued with the play calling. Or we could start with another double-digit blown lead. um

priestor i i turn the microphone over to you can or we can start with another double-digit blown lead.

Priester, I turn the microphone over to you.

You can pick one of those eight options.

What were they again?

No.

I was actually a little surprised to hear him say on Sunday that he didn't want to go to a bowl game at five and seven.

Now, I understand that he probably doesn't think that he's going to be five and seven. But, you know, it was just the other day. He was

talking about it didn't matter whether they want or lose. It was how they played. Yesterday, he said,

the only thing that matters is beating USC. You know, I think we all kind of envision a 2014 situation coming up again.

He did also say that they're way better prepared than they were two years ago in that

situation. But here I am veering off into the next game, like I did last Monday.

How's Drew Smith?

Maybe because I'm trying to avoid that.

There is a question about the officiating, and I guess I'll wait on that.

But the blown leads at home.

It's just, it's unbelievable.

The lack of adjustments, that's where I'll start, the lack of adjustments, the inability

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