All right, Vince, we have come to the point in the show where I ask you, are you ready for rapid fire?

On that happy note, absolutely, ready for some rapid fire.

There appears to be a theme this year, or this day with rapid fire.

There is.

Like a lot of things just like started flowing out of my brain. As I thought,

one question, other other sort of related questions came out of it as well. And everyone will,

we'll find that out here in just a minute. Yep. So Riley Leonard passed for 2,861 yards in 16 games last season.

Scale of 1 to 10, how confident are you that either C.J. Carr or Kenny Minchie,

depending on which becomes the starter, will surpass that number during the regular season this fall.

So this is a really, really good question. And projecting stats is what I'm most terrible

about. But I'm going to give it a shot, obviously. I think that I wanted, I was trying to look up

like passing offenses for the whole season.

Like, what, you know, what are we talking about here?

So, like, Sam Hartman, 2689.

Okay.

So just a, he got, he's just a little bit under it, actually, as an example.

So 3,000 yards would rank 56th for yards passing in the country last year in

2024, okay?

So that means 55 quarterbacks or offenses, because I mean, I realize there's backups and all those different things. Okay. So that means 55 quarterbacks or offenses because I mean, I realize there's backups

and all those different things. So 55 teams threw for more than 3,000 yards. I feel like

Notre Dame, whoever the quarterback is, is going to be over that based on what we know about who these guys are and the projection

of who the wide receiving core is. And so on a scale of one to 10, I'm like a nine and a half here.

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