All right, gentlemen, we're going to start breaking down the offense.

And the way that we're going to kind of do it tonight, we're just going to talk big picture

and just kind of see where the conversation takes us, right?

Because there's going to be a lot to cover.

And starting out, Brian, we're going to just start working our way around the horn.

And there's a lot to one pack here, right?

And again, unfortunately, tail of two different halves outside of the first possession of Notre Dame's offense.

But, Sean, I don't know if you heard me say this because I think it was before you hopped on the show,

but the offense outside of the first drive was eerily similar to what it looked like against Penn State.

But we had said all week long

that against a team like Ohio State, it can't be that, right? We said that this team is too good

and they will jump on you for the mistakes that you make. Like, that's the margin for error

in games like this when you have the two best teams in college football. You know what I mean?

And so a lot to unpack here on the offense.

Brian, why don't you get us started and kind of take the lead here, man?

Well, I got to say, I did not see the rest of the game coming after that first drive.

I mean, I really didn't.

And, I mean, they bullied Ohio standing that first drive.

I mean, just bullied him.

And it wasn't like a big run.

There was no like 30 yard gain. It was just boom, boom, boom, third and short, fourth and short,

moved the chains. And like there was not, there wasn't even like, gee, did they keep them short of

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