Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another episode of the Irish Breakdown podcast, brought to you by our friends over at Fandu. Happy Saturday. You guys know what we're doing. It's the postgame show, and I'm happy that we can do this post game show while the sun is still up, fellas. But today, Brian is in the press box. I know Vince is watching, I believe Dylan at his final game of the season. So today, it's me, Trevor Trobridge. Sean Davis was with us. And then Andrew McDunna is joining us here on the post game show. If you guys are unfamiliar with him, he wrote that awesome four-part series about Notre Dame versus the Big Ten. He also wrote the series about Notre Dame and Navy, the bond forged in blood. Andrew, it's awesome to have you on here, man.

How you doing?

I'm doing great.

Irish win.

Trevor, Sean, thanks for having me. Looking forward to it. Yeah, yeah, it should be a good one. Thanks for hopping on. Mr. Davis, how you doing today, man? Hey, it's a big win. Let's get it. Let's get it. Two more games to the playoffs. Let's go.

Yes, sir.

Eight in a row.

Eight in a row.

Yes, sir.

Huge win.

Like Andrew, Let's get it. Two more games to the playoffs. Let's go. Yes, sir. Eight in a row.

Eight in a row.

Yes, sir. Huge win. Like Andrew said, this is Notre Dame's eighth win in a row. They won 37 to 15. Really, 37 to 9. We'll have a lot to say. I will have a lot to say about the final time out at the end with five seconds left. I guess five seconds is when Pat and Arduzzi decided to start taking this football game seriously.

But Notre Dame won 37 to 15 on the road. The next Saturday they host the Syracuse Orange on Senior Day. But you guys know how we're getting down today. We're talking big picture takeaways. We'll break down the offense. We'll break down the defense and then we'll answer the super chance as they come in as well.

But Sean, I'll kick it to you first, man. Big win for Notre Dame today. What are your big picture takeaways from this one?

Hopefully this game is enough for Notre Dame fans to finally let go of the anxiety that dates back to the previous regime.

This is a totally different team.

And the transition has happened under Marcus Freeman.

I understand the best teams, and we've seen this, go back and it harkens back to Alabama,

where some upstart team in the SEC will be having a really good season,

and they would go into a

November matchup with Alabama and everybody would be on game day like oh this could be a trouble

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