I.B. Nation, welcome back to another episode of the Irish Breakdown podcast, brought to you by our friends over at Fandul.

It is upon further review time, ladies and gentlemen. I'm filling in for Vince. As always, we got Brian Driscoll with us as well to help breakdown. Notre Dame's massive 70 to 7 win over the Syracuse Orange yesterday.

And just, Brian, what was an extremely, extremely dominant win.

I mean, it was from start to finish.

It was all blue and gold.

And so we're going to talk about it on today's upon further review.

We're going to go through, you know, what we have maybe learned or we are reassured in after we've dove into film. We're going to talk, you know, maybe talk about a turning point here, there. We're going to talk some players of the game. And then we're going to go into our keys to victory revisited. So going to be a fun and loaded show here, Brian. But, I mean, first and foremost, cannot say enough about how dominant of a victory that this was for Notre Dame.

It really was, Trevor.

And, you know, you and I were chatting about this as we were prepping for the show. And it was obviously incredibly dominant watching it live, you know, whether it was on TV,

whether you were at the stadium, wherever you were watching this game.

It was clearly this was a dominant game.

I mean, Notre Dame scored 70 points for the first time since 1932.

They had their most convincing by point margin victory since 1966.

Some good things happened in 1966.

That was obviously the year where the arguably the greatest defense

Nourname ever had.

They won a national championship as the first undercoach Barcegen.

And when you're doing those things, obviously it's dominant. What was impressive is it was even more dominant when you dive into the film. And that's what this show is

about. This show is not just rehashing what we talked about last night. It's what did we learn

once we popped in the film? And that's the first thing, just kind of big picture.

This was an even more dominant game because I was expecting to see, well, you know, if they had a

veteran quarterback, this throw might have been there. If they had this guy, you know, healthy,

...