Welcome, everybody, everybody, everybody to another edition of the Irish Breakdown podcast presented by our friends at Fanduel.

This is part two of our pawn for the review.

And we are going to jump into what we think were the turning points in this game, as well as our players of the game.

And so we want to jump just right in with both feet on this one, Brian. And if you

don't mind, can I take the lead on the turning points? Does that sound good? All right, beautiful.

So watching this game, obviously, you know, I'm interested for when we get to the keys of the game,

because I haven't even looked at the key, the revisiting of the keys. I'm guessing offensive when we get to the keys of the game because I haven't even looked at the

key the revisiting of the keys. I'm guessing offensively there's one that says start fast.

So I'm curious to see where we go with that one. But in this game, the turning point for me,

because if you look at the way this game started off,

you know, Notre Dame goes down, they drive down,

they should have gotten some points on the board,

they missed a field goal, okay?

Then they go down, they score a touchdown on one play.

It was one play, 56 yards.

Jeremiah Love is a stud, obviously.

So they score in 10 seconds, okay?

Then they immediately come back and after, on the very next play, they get a pick six.

And just like that, it's 14 to nothing.

Should have been 17 to nothing, but it was 14 to nothing.

And at that point, for me, as far as a turning point in the game, there was no looking back at that point.

It was, okay, how bad is this score going to be?

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