Welcome, everyone, everyone, to another edition of the Irish Breakdown podcast and our final edition of Upon Further Review for the regular season.

I'm Vince, that's Brian, and we're here to talk about Notre Dame's dub over Stanford.

And like I said, that was the final game of the regular season.

Notre Dame ends up 10 and 2. And if you were one of the lucky 30,000 to watch with us.

That's crazy. That's awesome. Insanity, which is so cool.

I love it. Insanity in a good way. We mean that in a good way.

Oh, 100%. No, absolutely.

We're always humbled when we see numbers like

that. So we appreciate you all. I was floored. Absolutely floored by that number. But if you were one of the

lucky few, lucky many, to hang out with us on Saturday night into Sunday morning, you got a lot of what we

were thinking at that time. And, but the,

the best part about this show is that we go back and we watch the film and we see that,

okay,

is this a situation where it's something that we saw live and,

and, you know,

our analysis was spot on or is there something else that we saw as we move forward

and we want to talk about it? Our analysis is always spot on, Vince there something else that we saw as we move forward and we want to talk about.

Our analysis is always spot on, Vince. It's just sometimes we see some additional stuff.

There you go. It's always good to go back and look because things are either enhanced.

You have a greater understanding of a read. I mean, there's one particular play where, you know, we'll talk like for as an example, the slant route that C.J. Car threw to Will Pauling for first down. Like, yeah, it's good read, good ball. We're going back and watching the film, you're like, dude, he should have thrown that ball outside of Jordan Faison, the way that the coverage was set up. Jordan Fazon catches and he's got room to run.

So there's just little things like that that, you know,

we don't have time to go back and watch a play in between series as much as we'd like to.

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