Welcome back to another episode of the Irish Breakdown podcast brought to you by Fanduel.

It is upon further review time, Brian.

And this is going to be a fun one.

You and I were talking about this while you were traveling all over the place down in Arkansas

that it was, hey, this is going to be some fun film to dive into.

Really fun film.

Oh, yeah.

It did not disappoint. Notre Dame beat Arkansas

on the road, 56 to 13, put up 641 total yards of offense and held an opposing offense,

who was averaging 43 and a half points per game to 13 points. So there's a lot of good to take away

from this. You know, we're going to split this up to a couple different parts, Brian. Part one, we're talking, you know, things that we've confirmed or new things that we learned

after diving into the film. We'll talk some players of the game. And then part two, we're diving into the keys to victory revisited. But then, as you guys know, for the film breakdowns, you're going to have to jump on the premium message boards, boards at irishbreakdown.com because that will be exclusively for our

premium message board members. But irishbreakdown.com, because that will be exclusively

for our premium message board members. But Brian, a lot of good to dive into. Yeah, man, I got to say,

like, look, you know, you look at the stats, Trev, you brought it up what Notre Dame did.

They held Arkansas, I think it was 30. They were averaging 43 points of games. They held them 30 points below.

There was a couple potential scoring drives that Arkansas made their own mistakes on.

But more, it was also known to make a lot of plays that maybe would have given them field goals chances if they don't, you know, make some of those mistakes.

But, I mean, there was also a lot of, you know, it was, I think, it was like 28, 13, and they're going on a drive. And Jason O'Neilley makes a big play that leads to a sec. That was Notre Dame making a play. That was Arkansas beating themselves. So there's like, some people like, oh, the defense wasn't any better. Arkansas just beat themselves. Yeah, Arkansas did hurt themselves at times, but a big part of

this, it was also a big part of it was the defense wasn't any better Arkansas beat themselves. Yeah, Arkansas did hurt themselves at times,

but a big part of this, it was also a big part of it was the defense playing better in certain

ways, and we'll, we'll break that down in the film, but it's not just Trev, the, you know, the, you know,

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