All righty, Jesse. Well, it's half time. And we're coming out of halftime, coming out of the locker room.

Are you ready for Rapid Fire?

I am. It's time for me to take this show on home.

All right. We've got plenty that we're going to hit here in Rapid Fire. We've got plenty of Notre Dame stuff, plenty of, and we'll actually, in tomorrow's rapid fire,

we'll have more NFL draft talk as it pertains to Notre Dame as well.

My question, though, right now to lead you off in this one, between C.J. Carr and Kenny Menchie,

who has more pressure on him in the battle to win Notre Dame's QB1 job?

You know, this is an interesting question because I don't know it's like is there, I thought

the most pressure was on the guy that ended up transferring, right?

And so I feel like ever since Angelie left, it has actually maybe taken that pressure

off of them to a bit of, to a degree because now it's a two man race and you know that either off of them to a bit of to a degree because now it's a two-man race and you know that

you know either one of them is going to be the starter and they they essentially have a 50-50 chance

but I would say that there is more pressure on CJ Carr at the end of the day and the and the rationale

that I'm going to go with is I think he's a bit more

talented um and he's a bit younger as well and so if he doesn't get the starting position

he would kind of have to transfer out uh restart and and you know essentially kind of find a new home

it would make sense for him to do that yeah that's ultimately what's ultimately what would happen if Menchie got the starting position.

In my opinion, I think that he would end up transferring out.

But then you look at on the flip side, I think Menchie has a little bit less to lose because he's more under the radar.

He's not highly recruited.

He's not considered maybe the next great or the next

prophecy at the the quarterback position since brady quinn jimmy clauson you know whoever you

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