Trevor, are you ready for rapid fire?

Sure I am. Let's do it then. So we did some confidence rankings earlier in the show. This is the big one. It sits at the top of the totem pole. We're going to start rapid fire with this, excluding anything that has to do with recruiting. Scale of 1 to 10, your confidence in the head coach, Marcus Freeman right now.

Five.

How he handles this weekend is going to show me a lot with the trajectory of this program

and where he's going to take it.

But right now, five.

Yeah, I'm at a six right now.

This weekend is going to show me a lot as well, especially in terms of a

potential, excuse me, full circle type moment because, you know, we don't have to rehash all of it,

but Marshall and Stanford, year one, 10 men on the field at the end of Ohio State. And it's like, okay, you know, how much of that is on the head coach?

How much of that is on the position coach? We're not having the right group of guys out there for the city.

You know, all those different things. Okay. But then total letdown, total meltdown at Louisville.

And, you know, again, a lot of it had to do with the turnovers that were being committed,

Sam Hartman's first real just a kind of day as a Notre Dame player.

But as Louisville fans will remind you, they saw that before when Sam Hartman was

at Wake Forest, and they were kind of expecting that. But like Notre Dame didn't seem like

they were in the right frame of mind in that game last year either, and how much that played a part

in it. They didn't look like they got out coached at Clemson last year.

And it is really curious to me that Notre Dame played their worst games last year,

albeit against some at least decent teams on the road, whereas so far this year, you've got four games. They've played

better in the two road games than they've played in the two home games against what are

supposed to be inferior opponents against Mac opponents. So this is a really big test in a lot of

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