Speaking of good days, let's talk about this Notre Dame offense, Brian, and boys.

Look, Notre Dame's offense, 448 yards of total offense, you know, 214 pass yards, 234 yards on the ground.

And, you know, look, Notre Dame averaged 6.2 yards per carry.

You know, Jeremiah Love 8.6.

Jadarian Price 7.3.

I mean, look, Notre Dame was just bawling out on the ground.

The Army didn't really have an answer for what Notre Dame was trying to do on the ground. They just kind of dominated

the trenches. And, you know, I'd be honest with you, the whole time I'm watching Notre Dame on

offense, they're pretty much doing whatever they wanted to do. If they wanted to run the ball,

they ran the ball. They wanted to throw a little play action. They did that. If they wanted to do

some RPO's, they did that. They want to throw the ball down the field. They did to throw a little play action. They did that. If they wanted to do some RPO's, they did that.

They wanted to throw the ball down the field.

They did that.

Notre Dame's offense was, it was a pick your poison kind of a situation tonight.

And they executed extremely well in this.

I believe Riley Leonard was perfect for passing until like a minute five left to go in the

first half. He completed his first eight, right? He missed the first. He missed the touchdown throw,

what could have been a touchdown throw, and then he threw one into the dirt. So he had two

incompletions in the first half. But look, this was the dominating performance by the offense.

Ten, I'll start here.

Ten drives, seven touchdowns, two miss field goals.

We'll talk about that later.

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