So, Trev, let's dive into the next part of the show today.

And we had some fun talking about that, Texas and Notre Dame Ravelina.

And they've only got nine games in those two years.

So we'll see more games added.

You know, we'll find out, you know, is Notre Dame and Stanford going to continue their series?

Will Notre Dame and USC continue their series?

A lot of them'll find out. But what we do know right now, what we do know right now,

is that Notre Dame has a huge opportunity in front of it now. And when you look at this Navy game,

you know, look, it's, it's kind of funny. We, we talked how we liked about, you know, I remember

this offseason. I don't know if you were part of those shows, but I uh with myself and vince and we talked this summer about how you know army was an interesting

team because they're coming off of a six and six campaign in which they did not go to a bowl game

the reason they didn't go to a bowl game is because two i believe this is why but two of their wins

were over fcs opponents they beat Holy Cross and they beat

Delaware State. And I believe you need a certain number of wins over FBS teams to qualify for a

ball game. Army didn't get that. They're in a little bit of a transition. They're going from being

an independent to being in the AAC. This is their first year in the AAC. But when you looked at how

Texas finished the year, Trev, they beat Air Force by 20,

beat Holy Cross, beat Coastal Carolina, and then into the season with a win over Navy.

And you say, you know, this might be a decent team.

You got a lot coming back.

They were kind of going back to more of a traditional option offense where they tried some other stuff last year. And then lo and behold, Army is the team that you look at and you're saying, who would have guessed that coming into the season, a November 23rd game against Army would be a huge opportunity for Notre Dame to boost its playoff resume.

Like I did not have that on my bingo card.

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