Because we've pointed to this, like, we've pointed to this.

You look at the numbers. Let's talk about the rush defense, Trump, because we pointed to this. Like you look at the numbers.

Let's talk about the rush defense, Trev, because we transition to that.

And is that, can I, can I make that transition?

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

So look like Penn State's rushing numbers.

They're 18th in college football and rushing yards per game.

They're 17th and yards per carry.

15th and touchdowns, 23rd and runs, 30 plus runs on the season.

They're 14th and fewest tackles for loss allowed per game.

On the season, they've given up 59 in 14 games.

Look at their name.

You're like, well, they rank 34th in rushing yards.

Okay, that's pro-advantged Penn State, you'd think.

They rank 25th in college football and yards allowed per attempt.

You'd think that's advantage Penn State, you'd think. They rank 25th in college football and yards allowed per attempt. You'd think that's advantage Penn State. Notre Dame is only allowed 11 rushing

touchdowns, and Notre Dame has only allowed three runs all season of 30 yards or more. And on one of

those runs, the team had the ball stripped away from them at the end of that run. So something to

consider on that particular run as well. But when you look at it and you break

it down, you realize that Notre Dame has actually been a lot more impressive with a run defense than

their numbers show. So Penn State gets a lot of credit for how good their rush defense is,

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