Bryce Young

Was it him

and Bryce Young? I think they were both there.

I believe Bryce was also

there.

Now, on the other side of the ball, Notre Dame's defensive line has been great all season.

Not only do the Irish have future NFL draft picks like Boubacar Traore and Bryce Young, but the depth behind those guys has been really impressive.

And now they get to add another key piece to the rotation in Jason Onye, who was a starting defensive tackle, and he is going to return to action tonight after being sidelined with an injury since the season opener.

BYU, on the other side, is gonna be starting a fresh and right tackle, and it is imperative that Notre Dame's defensive line wins this battle and prevents BYU from getting anything going on the ground.

Oh, absolutely.

Um, I, I think that really what you need to do is you, you have, you know, Boubacar Traore, Bryce Young as your ends, very athletic guys who can run laterally and chase Bachmeier basically sideline to sideline.

I worry about Bachmeier between the tackles, uh, power run scheme.

And most importantly, um, you know, when, when four, four linemen kind of just rush up field, naturally the middle kind of opens up a little bit, right? Um, I think Notre Dame has to do just very minimal stunts and so the pocket collapses on him and that lane doesn't open up right down the middle of the field.

He's elusive.

That's sort of the X factor in this whole thing from the BYU perspective is if he can be successful with that, then you obviously negate Notre Dame's pass rush in Bryce Young and Boubacar Traore and how they can impact the game.

He's got to be successful in that kind of stuff and some misdirection stuff.

I think.

However, this is a completely different animal, no pun intended.

The Cougars are going to see in the Fighting Irish with the likes of Bryce Young, as we know, Boubacar Traoré, and the immensely gifted freshman Rodney Dunham coming off the edge, and a smattering of beef up the middle.

Guys like Francis Brew, Armel Mukhame, Elijah Hughes, Tyon Gray, and Sean Savolono.

Notre Dame simply knows how to stop the opposition's run and get to the quarterback.

Oh, absolutely.

Um, I, I think that really what you need to do is you, you have, you know, Boubacar Traore, Bryce Young as your ends, very athletic guys who can run laterally and chase Bachmeier basically sideline to sideline.

I worry about Bachmeier between the tackles, uh, power run scheme, and most importantly, um, you know, when, when four, four linemen kinda just rush up field, naturally the middle kinda opens up a little bit, right? Um, I think Notre Dame has to do just very minimal stunts, and so the pocket collapses on him, and that lane doesn't open up right down the middle of the field, uh, especially when you're in kinda maybe some third and long situations.

And again, Notre Dame's gonna play, um, you know, a ton of men.