It's our number two of Budweiser's weekday sports meet with Imbridgebreakdown.com.

Thanks for being with us here today.

I'm Jesse Stiers.

I'm Sean Stiers.

And since it is our number two, Jess, you know what time it is?

It's rapid fire time.

There's a good question that I saw Scott L. Esquire bring up in the YouTube chat.

Don't forget, you can watch us on YouTube, whether it's the Irish Breakdown channel or Sports Radio,

WSBT channel. He says, time for his first of a commercial break. Chat poll. He put this up in the chat.

Should Notre Dame ever allow CJ Carter run the ball on third or fourth down with less than six inches to go?

A, no, never.

B, not unless hell froze over.

C, absolutely not.

What do you think?

So I think that they should, if they go under center um anything else

under center enough yeah anything else i don't mind the qb power and the qb counter to be

honest with you um as long as it's executed well And that's the reason why the one blew up on them

in that short down in Miami. There was one blown block. If that block wasn't blown, he probably

got 10, 15, and maybe even more than that. So I want to say situationally, situationally, but I have more confidence in love and price.

Oh, Scott said greater than six inches, by the way. So, okay.

Oh, greater than six inches. Yeah. I mean, he did score a touchdown on that QB power in the goal line. It's there. Again, I don't mind it. Just, it's not like Riley Leonard. Can't take the shots, not as fast, not as athletic. I don't get the whole narrative that Carr is somehow more frail than Riley Leonard. Like, I've stood next to both of them. Riley Leonard is built.

I mean, he's a little bit taller, but he's built like a freaking basketball player.

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