All right, Brian, and part two of today's show here on the Irish Breakdown podcast, brought to you by Fanduel.

We are going to start taking a look at the Arkansas Razorbacks, which is Notre Dame's fourth opponent of the 2025 season. It's still crazy that they're getting ready to play their fourth game. It feels like they've already played half of the season, man. It really does. Without stressed I've been, without how this season's been going, we've been busy. We've been busy, man.

But they're gearing up for their fourth game of the season.

Now, this is the first ever meeting between these two teams.

It's down in Fayetteville, Arkansas, inside of Brazerback Stadium. Kickoff is going to be 12 p.m. Eastern time. Brian's actually going to be down at the game. he'll be up in the press box by what I would assume 10, 15 in the morning,

getting ready for this game, local time.

Oh, gosh, probably in the morning, getting ready for this game.

Local time.

Oh, gosh, probably 9.30, probably local time.

Yeah, man.

That's going to be their hour and a half to two hours early at least.

Okay.

Yeah.

Nice.

Oh, good deal.

But it will be 12 p.m. Eastern time, 11 a.m. kickoff local time. You can watch that game on ABC if you

weren't going. We already talked about the over under. It's crazy. It's 64.5. And Notre Dame

currently is favored by four and a half points on Fandul right now when you go look at this. But Brian,

this Arkansas team has been off to a hot start this season. I know the overall record doesn't inflict it because their defense has struggled a little bit, but specifically on offense, this team has been humming, one that Notre Dame is going to have to be prepared for as Sam Pittman heads into a sixth season as their head coach. Yeah, this is a very interesting team, Trevor, that, you know, when you look at them just kind of overall, you know, before we dive too much in the specifics of the offense and defense, it's a, it's a team that's very similar to Notre Dame in that their offense is really cooking.

They didn't have a down game like Notre Dame against Miami.

I would also argue that Arkansas hasn't played a defense as good as Miami's.

But it's a team that offensively has them in every game.

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