Who do you think it's going to be, and is that who you're most confident with under center?

So for Louisville fans that aren't aware, Dalton just mentioned it, Syracuse is dealing with some injured quarterbacks.

The most notable one is Steve Angeli, who tore his Achilles last year.

He got an injection the other day in that Achilles that he tore.

I'm not a doctor or anything like that, but it seems to have done the trick, at least for now, because he is back at practice.

That is the good news with Steve Angeli.

Malachi Nelson, who started the game last week for Syracuse against Virginia, he's injured.

So I'm gonna go official prediction 38 to 28 for the Cardinals on Saturday.

What does that look like defensively? How are you feeling about that unit and what they could do this year?

Funny that you mentioned Fran Brown's defensive background.

The inaudible strength of the defense.

You cannot argue it.

is their secondary.

It's headlined by their top two corners, which not even by Syracuse standards, but by national standards, by ACC standards, it's one of the better cornerback duos in the league, if not the entire country.

It's led by Chris Peel, who is a preseason All-ACC player.

games, baby.

I know it's not a long trip, but I have this as a loss.

I'm with you.

Syracuse struggles mightily in Pittsburgh.

They have not won there since 2001, and typically when they go there, they lose by multiple scores, even in years where they're good.

A couple years ago, they were a really good team.

They won 10 games, but they got annihilated at Pitt, if you remember.

It was Kyle McCord's worst game of the year, and it wasn't particularly close.

I certainly do.

And I feel like it wasn't as enjoyable as you might expect.

No, I remember that game.

And in the post game, it was on NBC.

So it was Notre Dame galore.

It was basically a Notre Dame home game.

I'm not mad or anything about it.

I'm just pointing it out.

So what are the biggest changes you expect to see from this Syracuse defense under Karras?

I don't like where this is going.

Not good, right? But at least with Steve Angeli, it seems that his recovery is going well.

He is going to be most likely, barring anything unforeseen, ready for week one for Syracuse football.

And the good news is that, yes, it is a severe injury, a torn Achilles, but he's also a quarterback.

And he doesn't play like Lamar Jackson.

He can run a little bit.

He's athletic.

So you never know.

Is that laughable that I would even suggest that that might happen this Sunday at what I still call Three Rivers Stadium?

Yes and no. They're not going to beat Notre Dame.

That's the problem.

I mean, they're already giving it up.

They're already giving up on Notre Dame.

Pat Narduzzi already in his press conference has given up on Notre Dame.

He just doesn't care.

Jackson, I want to come to you because with Kai and Anthony being like a living legend – in this league, how big an impact do you think he, as we think about the freshmen versus the upperclassmen, as you look at say him compared to a JJ Starling, what level of impact will Anthony have for this orange team?