So, Brian, let's take a dive here into the offensive keys to victory and kind of revisit where we thought those were going to be at.

And during the Keys to Victory show, you and I talked a lot about what Notre Dame's offense needed to do.

And per usual, the first one was start fast.

I have a feeling I know which way you're going to go with this one.

But Brian, did the offense start fast?

No.

No, Trevor, they did not.

They get a minus on this one.

The offense struggled early to say the least.

And it was a lot of different things.

I mean, you come out, your first drive, you go three and out on your first possession.

You lose yards, which is interesting.

Both teams lost yards in their first possession, although Notre Dame didn't lose as many yards as georgia did you come out your second possession again

you get it you do get an early first down on that slant route to jordan phazon which i

would have liked to see them go back to something they did that little quick out motion and we talked

about stuff like that and then after that you run three-yard gain and you get a false start.

And, you know, the second of 12, you've got a little bootleg screen called.

Actually, I liked the call.

And if he doesn't get pressure and he can snap that ball off to K.J. Bold, or even if,

even better, if Riley could have got outside, it was K.J.

Bolden against two guys. And either Riley

throws the ball to Mitchell Evans and he hits him in stride and he can get up sideline. It's him

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