Welcome, everyone, everyone, to another edition of the Irish Breakdown podcast presented by our friends at Fandul.

I'm Vince. That's Brian, and it is Sunday. So what does that mean, Brian? It's time for upon further review.

Yeah, I'm fired up in. Yeah, it's always for to do these shows after game like last night, bro.

No doubt,

no doubt. And this was a very interesting game for me personally, because this is the first game that I actually got to see in person as opposed to on TV. And so you get a completely

different perspective sitting on the ninth floor at Notre Dame Stadium looking down on the action because

you can see so much more than when you're watching it on TV. And usually upon further review,

you know, we get the all 22 view and all of those different things. Like I feel like I already

watched the all 22 version. And so for me, for me, it felt more like, okay, it was more validation for what I

saw live when we went back and watched the film than any other week so far this season,

because every other week I've watched it on TV. And so we'll get more into that part of it.

But Brian, let's get your thoughts on what you were able to ascertain from the film since you

did watch it on TV last night and what you saw watching it back.

Well, honestly, nothing different. There really wasn't a whole lot different. The thing for me,

when I go back and rewatch the All-22, I get to really break down the lines again,

and I get to look at like the schemes and everything that I kind of thought happened,

watching it live, happened.

I think the offensive line struggles were affirmed in the run game,

but also the fact that there were just times when

they didn't have enough guys to block.

One thing that I brought up during the postgame show was,

I don't know who gave up the hit on CJ on the throw to Cam Williams.

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