So Treb, let's, let's dive into the quarter.

So here's how we like to break down the schedule in a show like this.

It's not, you know, we're not going to, we did like a dive on all 12 teams.

We would be here for hours.

And I don't want that.

You don't want that.

And I don't think most people in the chat want that.

But so what we do when we kick

off sort of the schedule breakdown is we're breaking into quarters. And this is one thing that

Brian Kelly talked a lot about that I really liked. And so we've kind of stuck with that is

looking at the season in quarters and evaluating quarters, you know, quarter one, quarter two,

quarter three, quarter four. So it stretches of three games.

In some years, the quarters work out a little bit better than others.

In other years, it's like, okay, it's just, it can be a little tougher sometimes maybe to really evaluate and because how the buys are. so like i think last year there was a quarter where

it's like it was stretched over a longer period of time because the way that the buy set up

this year i think it's very interesting Trevor the way that the schedule's broken up there's

there's a couple quarters that have there's two different quarters that have buys in it so

quarter one and quarter three. Well, actually,

it's quarter one has a buy. And then there's a buy in between quarter two or no, actually it's

the buys after USC, right? So yes, it's right, right between like there's, so there's two quarters

that buys. One and three both have buys. There's two quarter, there's one there's two quarters that buys one and three both have buys there's

two quarter there's one quarter where Notre Dame plays multiple road games and every other

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