Junior running back, Audric Estime, broke one long-standing single-season program record today.

And had he played one more quarter, I think he would have broken a single game record as well.

But either way,

Notre Dame 56. Stanford 23 on Tim O'Malley. You're watching Irish Illustrated overtime with

John Bryce, a football scoop and Irish Illustrated. And John, one more quarter estimate would have

caught up to Julius Jones. He needed 25 more yards. I think once that blocked punt, or excuse me, blocked field goal was returned for a

touchdown, that probably negated any chance of estimate going back in the game.

Yeah, you could argue probably one more snap and Adrick Estime very likely.

Unless he drips, right?

Could have broken the single game rushing record for Notre Dame.

He does set the single season touchdown rushing record for Notre Dame. He does set the single season touchdown rushing record for Notre Dame and segueing into

what will be a variety of topics for us tonight.

Theo is the fact that Notre Dame had more than 300 yards offense just on its first down

place today.

That's what a lot of people have wanted to see

from this offense. Obviously, that's above and beyond any reasonable expectation. But that sort of

dynamic capability, those big plays, they set the tone, massive win for Notre Dame. I know that

this is a bad Stanford team, but you had to position yourself to take a step forward in year two under Marcus Freeman.

This win does that.

Yeah, before we get to the reason why it was 13-7 Stanford and 14-13 Notre Dame and Notre Dame,

and Notre Dame down 16-14, which was a funny score to see 16-14 to Stanford after last year.

This is what Notre Dame did on first down, as John referenced.

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