Our final segment tonight, Brian, let's jump into, we got a couple of things we want to talk about, some key takeaways on both sides of the football, as well as some key moments from the game and the way things kind of transpired and the way it kind of changed the momentum or whatever.

So we're going to talk about that as well.

So let's start with our key takeaways from the offense. And we're going to,

we talked a lot about the offense obviously already in the keys. We don't want to repeat ourselves

because there's plenty of meat still on the bone. But we, we do want to talk about the offense as a

whole in this segment. I'll say this, Vince. I know the offense didn't put up necessarily sexy numbers in

this game and there's a lot of mistakes, but I thought from a game plan standpoint or play

calling standpoint, I didn't necessarily love, like, I still want to see more crossers and

chasers. This offense needs more of that. Everything is still too

horizontally stretch oriented. And especially if you're concerned about not protecting the

quarterback, that's even more reason to run some of the high lows and the levels concepts,

right? Mesh concepts. Like they need to bring some of that stuff back against, against the pressures

they're facing it.

It just needs to.

I don't know why they're hesitant to do it.

They need to do it.

I don't think that they will.

But outside of that, I really liked some of the stuff Mike Denbrock did.

And in the second and third quarter especially, he had Georgia Tech's defense.

They didn't have a clue. I mean, it required Notre Dame to stop themselves, essentially.

I mean, some of the stuff he did, Vince, you're just like, dude, he is in the bag today.

I mean, he is feeling it today. Just going through it, Vince, you're just like, really nice

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