Welcome, everyone to another edition of the Irish Breakdown podcast, brought to you by Fandul.

I'm Vince Diderio.

That's Brian Driscoll.

It is that time of the week.

It is upon further review.

We've dove into the film.

We have looked at the offense.

We've looked at the defense. We've taken some notes. We've got some things to talk about, Brian. And, you know, it was still

a 21 point victory for Notre Dame, 28 to 7 over Boise State. They launched, you know, up in the

AP goal. Five spots. Yeah. Yeah. Went from 16.

Coaches and the NAP both went from 21 to 16 and both of them.

There you go.

So, I mean, look, we knew there was going to end up being some chaos in college football.

Maybe wouldn't have predicted that specifically. But that's the whole point, Vince, just like who predicted that Kentucky was going to beat Ole Miss last year and that Vandy was going to beat Alabama last year.

Oklahoma was going to be, you know, like Alabama.

Right.

I mean, that's what makes this season and makes college football in the modern era where there is more parity so impactful.

So, you know, look, we're upset like, man, they should have scored more points or they should done this. And we're going to talk about things that Notre Dame did well and didn't do well in this breakdown. But in this era of college football, it's about winning. And every week is a potential where you've got to come out and bring it because a northern, who would have predicted preseason that northern Illinois

was going to be the only team to beat Notre Dame in the regular season?

You know, you just go through the season and just there's so many of those examples that we

can break down and point to like who had Ole Miss beating Georgia convincingly

beating LSU on the road in overtime, but then losing to Kentucky at home and Florida

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