All right, boys, let's roll into the second part of our show.

This is the Irish Breakdown podcast presented by Fandul, and we're going to talk some offense here.

And there's a lot of offense to talk about.

Most of it was on the ground.

The vast majority of it was on the ground.

And so, Trev, why don't you give us your thoughts on the offense and what you saw today?

You take it anywhere you want, my friend. The floor is yours.

Yeah, I mean, when you talk about wanting to show dominance, I mean, Notre Dame easily could

have passed for, CJ Carr very easily could have put up a very gaudy stat line today.

But I think what marks dominance for a team is when you don't have to do that.

I mean, we're talking about a football team that ended the day with 329 rush yards.

That includes a 10-yard sack by C.J. Carr, unfortunately, because that goes against team rushing yards.

But you take that out, they rush for 339 rushing yards as a team.

They had six rushing touchdowns today.

And five of them were 25 yards or longer.

Their shortest touchdown run of the day was 14 yards.

I mean, and let me say this.

And I know we're going to talk about this later on,

but this kind of fed into what Brian and I were talking about on Thursday when we were going through game wreckers and players of the game.

If that was Jeremiah Love's final guaranteed game in Notre Dame Stadium, what a way to go out.

68-yard touchdown run to send you off.

That's dope.

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