So, Trev, let's talk about the Ohio State offense and what we expect to see.

What one thing that I want to talk first about that we haven't seen a lot from them that I do think we'll see at times against Notre Dame is pushing the pace.

They have not been a team this year that pushed the pace a lot.

I've seen different reasons as to why and those type of things, but they do when they need to.

I think Chip Kelly ultimately likes being a tempo guy.

I can understand when you're playing a 16, maybe 17 game season,

why maybe you don't want to do that, 12 games in the regular season.

But when you watch what Penn State did to Notre Dame last week, when Penn State pushed

the tempo, they moved the ball on Notre Dame, especially in the first half.

But even in the second half, they went a little bit uptempo on their drive that tied the game

at 17 and i don't know that

ohio state wants to do this for four quarters because their depth is not great either especially on

the offensive line notre dame's defense still has more depth than ohio state's offense as far as guys

that play a lot of football and and and and are like that have played the snaps coming into this game to be prepared to play this game.

And so I don't know that you want to do that for four quarters,

but I have a hard time thinking that Chip Kelly, of all people,

is not going to push the tempo in this game after what he saw USC do at times in Notre Dame

and then also what he saw Penn State do at times.

Now, they're not the only two teams that have pushed the tempo against Notre Dame, and then also what he saw Penn State do at times. Now, they're not the only

two teams that have pushed the tempo against Notre Dame. Other teams have tried, and it didn't work.

But those are two of the better teams they face and two teams that are a little bit more similar

to what Ohio State does philosophically and schematically. So I think that's one thing that

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