part two.

Let's look at the matchup of the Nurtain against the Notre Dame offense or the Texanam offense.

And this is where, like, if you go back and look at the offensive numbers against Notre Dame's offense, A&M's defense,

you know, they're somewhat competitive.

There's the assumption that the offensive line for Notre Dame will struggle enough to where it makes it a battle that A&M potentially could win.

But Notre Dame has the advantage in the past game.

A&M has the advantage of the run game, but they were both good last year.

Overall scoring, Notre Dame has clear as the advantage.

When you flip the argument to the other side, it's not close.

It's far bigger gap between the A&M offense last year and the

NERNM defense last year. Notre Dame will have the same defense that did last year schematically.

Obviously, there's a new players. A&M is going to look a whole lot different. And that's going to

make this a very intriguing, a breakdown to dive into because when you look at at Texas A&M running the football last year,

it's an offense that struggled to run the football.

They rank 92nd into country and yards per game, 95th in yards per play, 100th and a

hundredth in a yard 20 plus runs.

They only had 11, and they ranked 42nd in tackles for loss allowed.

Notre Dame's run defense last year, ranked 28th overall, 24th in yards per attempt,

48th and 20 plus yard runs allowed.

They were 53rd in tackles for loss.

This isn't a team that generated a ton of tackles for loss last season.

But the overall numbers clearly give the advantage

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