Let's flip it over to the other side of the football, Brian.

I'm just going to write down the time here.

And we're going to talk defense here on the Irish Breakdown podcast, brought to you by Fandul.

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And again, I will mention it again, Notre Dame covered according to Fandul.

It was 20 and a half going into the game. And so that's a good thing for Notre Dame. Wish C.J. Car would have gotten one more yard, and I would have been. Yeah, yeah. Camper, but it is what it is. But at the end of the day, the defense, Brian, gave up seven points. The yardage isn't fantastic, but 120 of those yards came in the fourth quarter.

Yeah, but it was still only 315, though.

I mean, it was still only 315.

Boise only went for 4.4 yards of play.

You know, they threw for 215 yards, but they did that on 37 attempts.

Right.

You know, they only ran for 100 yards on 34 carries, 2.9 yards per carry.

And a good chunk of that was scrambling.

Right.

You know, like, just you couldn't tackle the quarterback in the fourth quarter of the game.

And so, look, Vince, there's some, so here's some things on defense that, that, that, that I noticed that I'm, I'm happy about. And I'll talk about some things I didn't like here in a second, but this was the most aggressive game plan we've seen so far from Chris Ash, like by far. Oh, I agree. Like even early in the game, they're bringing five man pressure, six man pressures. There was a sack where, you know, they, you know, they came out and they had four guys slant,

and they brought Drake up the middle and really just did a nice job of just kind of getting guys open.

You had to play the big sack.

I think it was second quarter,

but Drake blitzes off the middle,

completely blows up the running back,

and then they slanted the line outside,

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