There was an athleticism gap on display today in Notre Dame's 49 to 14 win over undefeated army at Yankee Stadium.

That gap turned into a cavernous gulf.

The eight times Jeremiah Love touched the ball, guys.

I'm Tim O'Malley, joined by Tim Priest of Irish Illustrated, John Bryce of a football scoop,

and we will get to love exploits.

Sooner rather than later, he is becoming quite honestly the one of the better running backs

in Notre Dame history, and he gets the ball about 10 times a game.

Today it was eight times Tim Priestier, and John Bryce and I went over this on the Irish

Illustrated instant analysis.

We want to get your thoughts quickly on the Irish offense before we go to a group that could

have won this game if Jeremiah Love was the only guy that gave the ball to.

The defense was dominant again.

Marcus Freeman has this team playing so well. It's incredible. The offensive line beat the daylights out of, you know, we're talking about Army having a bigger, stronger, faster defensive line.

I realize that they were missing Lewis, their best player,

but Nordheim was missing one of their best linemen in Howard Cross,

and they just beat the daylights out of them.

Never gave Army a chance to even think about winning.

The defense, you know,

whatever interruption in El Golden's life came here in the last few days,

his defense was so ready to play.

They beat the stuffing out of Bryson Daly,

who carried 39 times,

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