So Trevor, let's talk about Notre Dame's next opponent, the Virginia Cavaliers, because from you and I's discussion before the show,

we're kind of on the same page about this Virginia team. But let's give a little bit of a quick

rundown of who the Cavaliers are. Virginia is five and four on the season. And started the season

off relatively well, Trevor, they were surprising four and one football team.

Had wins over a 3413 win over Richmond.

They went on the road, beat Wake Forest by point, lost to Maryland at home.

That was probably the worst loss they've had all year in that you lost to that team,

a game they should have won.

Then they went on the road and blew out Coastal Carolina,

beat Boston College at home by 10. In a comeback game, by the way, I believe BC had an early

lead in that game, had a really hard fought loss to Louisville. Louisville jumped up on him 17-7.

Virginia rallied back, took a 20 to 17 lead, lead, made a big fourth-quarter stop that you thought was going to be kind of the end of the game.

Couldn't make enough stop or couldn't do enough on offense to really milk the game out.

Louisville goes down and scores in the final couple minutes of the game to win that one 24 to 20.

So very, very good win in that regard for

Louisville, who was really struggling at the time, Trevor. I mean, they were, you know,

they were coming off a back-to-back losses over Notre Dame and SMU, and were reeling a little

bit and needed that, needed that win to kind of somewhat save, write the ship a little bit. And it's turned kind of somewhat save right the ship a little bit.

And it's turned out to be huge because they lost a week later to Miami.

But now instead of being losers of three and four, which they were, now they're winners of

three and four.

And of course, that Virginia game was part of that.

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