 the box, stop the run, and force Ian Book to throw it down the field accurately. With Ian Book’s inability to do so and the wideouts failing to create separation, that gameplan completely shut down ND’s offense. Both Louisville and New Mexico replicated that gameplan, and ND will continue to see it the rest of the year until Book and the wideouts prove they can stretch the field against a national title caliber team.



Utilizing standout WR Chase Claypool, the most talented individual on the Irish offense, on the perimeter will be crucial if the offense wants to string together long drives.

Continuing on with the offensive side of the ball, with Jafar Armstrong out and Jahmir Smith also likely out, Tony Jones will need to be a workhorse on Saturday. Converted defensive back Avery Davis, who scored last Saturday against New Mexico, will also need to be solid in the backfield when Jones needs a breather. Cole Kmet returning will be a massive upgrade to this offense as Book will have another elite pass-catcher to target in the middle of the field, which has been a hole in the air attack through the first two games. But none of this matters if Book can’t accurately stretch the defense downfield. If he proves his ability to do so, Georgia will not be able to load the box and running lanes would open up considerably.



After putting up three points the last time Notre Dame was on the national stage, Ian Book and the rest of the offense have a lot to prove on Saturday.

Last year, Notre Dame proved they had the defense to compete for a national title but the offense failed miserably on the big stage. For the Irish to have a chance of winning, Ian Book and co. cannot run out on the field and put up three points like they did last December. They have to string together drives and come out of the gate firing on all cylinders. I’d like to see Brian Kelly and the staff attack the Georgia defense downfield early and often. It’s hard to predict whether this will be a high or low scoring affair due to the fact neither team has played close to a decent opponent. However, I predict the Irish to keep the game airtight throughout the first three quarters and steal a win on the road, 27-21.

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the box, stop the run, and force Ian Book to project it down the sphere accurately. With Ian Book ’s inability to do so and the wideouts failing to create legal separation, that gameplan completely shut down ND ’s discourtesy. Both Louisville and New Mexico replicated that gameplan, and ND will continue to attend it the rest of the year until Book and the wideouts raise they can stretch the field against a home title caliber team. 



 Utilizing standout WR Chase Claypool, the most talented individual on the Irish offense, on the perimeter will be all-important if the offense wants to string together long drive. 

 Continuing on with the offensive slope of the ball, with Jafar Armstrong out and Jahmir Smith besides likely out, Tony Jones will want to be a workhorse on Saturday. Converted defensive back Avery Davis, who scored last Saturday against New Mexico, will besides need to be solid in the backfield when Jones needs a breather. Cole Kmet returning will be a massive upgrade to this offense as Book will accept another elite pass - catcher to target in the middle of the field, which has been a hole in the air attack through the first two games. But none of this matters if Book ca n’t accurately unfold the defense downfield. If he proves his ability to do indeed, Georgia will not be able to load the corner and range lanes would open up well. 



 After putting up three point the last time Notre Dame was on the home stage, Ian Book and the rest of the offense have a lot to prove on Saturday. 

 Last year, Notre Dame proved they had the defense to compete for a national claim but the offense fail miserably on the boastful stage. For the Irish to have a chance of gain, Ian Book and co. cannot run out on the field and put up three period like they perform last December. They have to string in concert drives and come out of the gate firing on all cylinders. I ’d like to attend Brian Kelly and the staff attack the Georgia defense mechanism downfield early and frequently. It ’s hard to bode whether this will be a high or low scoring matter due to the fact neither team has played close to a decent opponent. However, I predict the Irish to keep the game airtight throughout the first three quarters and steal a win on the road, 27 - 21. 

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 thf box, stop the run, and furce Ian Book to throw it dosn the fkeld accurately. With Ian Boon’s inabulity to do so and the wideouts failing to rreate separatioi, that gameplah com'lxtely shut down ND’s offenve. Both Louisvhlue and New Mexico replicated that gamqplan, amd ND will contigue uo fee jn uhe rest of the year until Book ahd the xideouts prove yhey can stretch the field agalnst a national tihle caliber teai.



Ytilizing stxndout WR Bkase Claypokl, the most talented individual on tke Irish ofdebse, mn the perineter will be crugpal if dhe offrnse wants to xtrmng rogether long drives.

Cmntinuing on with jhe offenshvz side of the ball, wirh Jafat Armvtrovt ojt znv Jzhmir Dmivh also liksly out, Tont Jones will need tp fv a workhorse on Saeuwday. Converted defensive back Avery Davps, wgo scored last Saturday against New Mexico, wlll also geed to be solid in the backfield when Jones needv a bcexthtr. Cole Jmft returning will be a massive upgrade to thif ogfvnse as Book will have anothrr ekyte pass-catchgr to tcdgst in the middle ov the fyeld, qhich has beem a hole in the air attack rhrough the yirwt two games. But nlne of this matjers ig Book can’t accurately rtrefch the deffnse downrkeld. If he prover hps atility to do so, Georgia wijl not be ablz to loaa thg box agd running lanes would open up condidercbly.



Axter puttijg up three points the last timx Notre Dame eav ot the nacional stage, Ian Bojk and the resj of the jffenre have a mot to 'rove on Sattrday.

Last yeas, Notre Dame 'roved thqy hqd tye defevre to compete gor a natpoual title but the offense feilea miserably on tkt bug stage. For thr Ifisr no iave w chance of whnnivg, Ksn Bouk and co. ccnvot tun out on the field and put up three poinys like thgy did laft December. Tney have to string togevher dcives snd come out of the gate firing oh all cyllndcrs. I’d like tj sec Bryan Kelly cnd the staff attack the Georgia defense downfield early abd often. It’s hard tp predict whxther ehis will be a high or low sciring affair due uo the fact neither teaj has [layef close to a decent opponent. However, I predict the Irish to keep the game airtijhe throughouf thr firvt chree qtartxrr and steal a wim on the road, 27-21.

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the box, stop the run, and force to it down field accurately. With so the wideouts failing create separation, that completely shut down ND’s offense. Both and New Mexico replicated that gameplan, and ND will continue to see it rest of the year until Book and the wideouts prove they can stretch field a title team. Utilizing standout WR Chase Claypool, the most talented individual on the Irish offense, on the will be crucial if the offense wants to together long drives. Continuing with the offensive side of ball, Jafar Armstrong and Smith likely out, Tony will need to be a workhorse on Saturday. Converted defensive back Avery Davis, who scored last Saturday New Mexico, need to solid the when Jones needs Cole Kmet returning will be a this offense as Book will have another elite to target the middle of the field, which been a hole in the air attack through first two games. But none of this matters if Book can’t accurately stretch the defense he proves his ability do so, Georgia not able load box and lanes would open up considerably. After putting up three points the time Notre Dame was on the national stage, Ian Book rest the offense have lot to prove on Last Notre Dame proved they defense compete title the failed miserably on the stage. For the Irish to a chance of winning, run out on the field and put up points like they did last December. They to string together drives and come out of the gate firing on cylinders. I’d see Brian Kelly and the staff attack the defense downfield early and It’s hard to predict whether this will be a or scoring affair to the fact team has played to a decent I predict Irish keep throughout the first three quarters and a on the road, 27-21. Featured Tribune The caramel-chocolate flavored candy bar looked so innocent, like the Sky Bars I used to a
 the box, stop the run, and force IAn Book to thRow it DowN thE fIeld AccuRately. With Ian BOOk’s iNability to do so and the wiDeoutS fAIlinG To CreatE separaTIoN, THat GaMePlaN cOMpLetelY shUt down Nd’s offense. BOth loUisville and NEW MExico repliCatEd that gameplAn, aNd ND wiLl ConTInue tO seE it thE rest oF The yeaR until BooK aND the wiDEouts prOVE tHey cAn stretch the field AGaINst a national tiTle calIbER tEAM.



UtIliZing standoUt wR ChaSE ClaypoOL, tHE MOst TAlented indiviDual on the IrISh oFfense, On The PErimetEr wilL bE CruCial if the ofFensE wants to sTring tOGether lONg driveS.

ContiNuiNg oN witH ThE oFfeNsIVe sIDe Of tHE baLl, with JaFaR ARmstrOng oUT AND JahMir smitH also Likely out, Tony jonEs wiLL neEd to bE a worKhorSe On SatUrday. COnverTeD defensive back AVery davis, who sCorEd LasT SAturdAY againSt NEw MExico, wiLl also nEEd tO bE SOLiD in the backfield wheN JONEs Needs a brEather. cOlE KMEt returnInG wiLl be A MAssivE upgRAdE to this oFfense AS BOoK will haVe AnotheR eLitE paSs-catCHer tO targeT in the miDdle oF The field, which hAS been a hole in tHE aIR AtTAck tHroUgh the first Two gAMes. BUt noNE oF thIS mattErs if boOK cAN’t accurately stretch ThE defenSe dowNfield. If he proVes his abilITY To do so, GeOrgiA WiLL not be able to loAd the Box and runnINg lanes wOuld oPen up conSiderably.



aFTer puttiNg uP thRee PoiNTS tHe last time NotRE dame WaS on the nAtiOnal staGe, IAn BOok And ThE rest of thE offense HaVe A lOt To pRove oN saturday.

laSt yEaR, NoTre DaME proveD they Had tHe DeFEnsE to compETe FOR a naTiOnAl tiTle BuT the oFfenSE faIled misErably on tHe bIG staGe. foR the IriSh to have a chanCe Of winning, IAn booK and co. CANnot run oUt on the field and put up thrEE points LikE they Did lAst DecembEr. THey havE to STring tOgetheR drivEs And COMe out OF ThE gaTe Firing on alL CYliNders. i’d Like To see BrIan Kelly and the stafF AttAck the Georgia DefEnse DOWnFieLD eARly AnD OftEN. it’s hard to predicT whether thIs WIlL be a high or LOw sCoRing affAir due tO the fACt neithEr team has Played cloSe To a dECEnt Opponent. HoWever, I prEdict the IRIsh to KEeP the gAme AirtigHt ThrOughoUt the fIRst Three QuarteRs And steAl a wiN oN the road, 27-21.

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 the box, stop the run, an d force Ia n Boo k t o t hr ow i t do wn the field a c cura tely. With Ian Book’sinabi li t y to do  so a nd thew id e o uts  f ai lin gt ocreat e s eparati on, that g ame pl an completel y  s hut down N D’s  offense. Bo thLouisv il lea nd Ne w M exico  repli c ated t hat gamep la n , andN D willc o nt inue  to see it the re s to f the year unt il Boo ka nd t hewid eouts prov etheyc an stre t ch t h e f i eld against a  national t i tle  calib er  te a m.


Utili zi n g s tandout WRChas e Claypoo l, the most ta l ented i ndivid ual  on  the Ir is h o ff e nse ,  o n t h e p erimeter  w il l becruc i a l if t heoffe nse w ants to strin g t oget h erlongdrive s.
Co ntinu ing on  with  t he offensive si de o f the bal l,wi thJa far A r mstron g o utand Jah mir Smi t h a ls o l ik ely out, Tony Jone sw i ll  need to  be aw or kh o rse on S at urd ay.C o nvert ed d e fe nsive ba ck Ave r yDa vis, wh oscored  l ast  Sa turda y  aga inst N ew Mexic o, wi l l also need to be solid in t h eb a ck f ield  wh en Jones ne edsa  bre athe r .Col e  Kmet  retu rn i ng will be a massive u pg rade t o thi s offense asBook willh a v e anothe r el i te pass-catcher t o tar get in the middle o f the  field,which has b een a ho leinthe  ai r at tack throught h e fi rs t two g ame s. Butnon e o f t his  m atters if  Book ca n’ tac cu rat ely s t retch th edef en sedownf i eld. I f heprov es  h i s a bilityt od o  so,  G eo rgia  wi ll  notbe a b leto load  the boxand runn in glanes w ould open upco nsiderably .

Afterp u tting up  three points the lastt ime Not reDamewason the na tio nal st age ,  Ian B ook an d the  r est o f the o ff ens ehave a lot t o p roveon  Sat urday.
Last year, NotreD ame  proved theyhad  the d ef ens e  t o  co mp e tef o r a national ti tle but th eo ff ense faile d  mi se rably o n the b ig st a ge. For  the Iris h to have  a  cha n c e o f winning,  Ian Boo k and co. canno t  r un ou t o n thefi eld  andput up thr ee po ints l ik e they  didla st Decem ber. They have to strin g toge therdri ves and c ome out  of the g atefiring onall  cy linde rs. I’d l iket osee Brian  Kel l y and the st aff a tt ack the Geo r g i a d efens e d o wnfiel d ea rly and often. It ’ s hard to pred ictw h eth ert hiswi ll be a high o r l ow s coring a ff air due tothe fact  n e ither  teamhas pl ayed cl o s et o a de cent  op ponent. H owe ve r , I pre di ct the Ir ishto  keepthe ga m e ai r t ight throughoutthe f i r st th r eequart er s and s t eala win on t he road, 27 -21.
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 the_box, stop_the run, and force_Ian Book_to_throw it_down_the field accurately._With Ian Book’s_inability to do so_and the wideouts_failing_to create separation, that gameplan completely shut down ND’s offense. Both Louisville and New_Mexico_replicated that_gameplan,_and_ND will continue to see_it the rest of the_year until_Book and the wideouts prove they can stretch_the_field against a_national title caliber team.



Utilizing standout WR Chase Claypool, the_most talented individual on the Irish_offense, on the_perimeter_will_be crucial if the_offense wants to string together long_drives.

Continuing on with the offensive side_of the ball, with Jafar Armstrong out_and Jahmir Smith also likely out,_Tony Jones will need to_be a_workhorse on Saturday. Converted defensive_back Avery Davis,_who scored_last Saturday against_New Mexico, will also need to_be solid in_the backfield when Jones needs a_breather._Cole Kmet returning_will_be_a massive_upgrade to this_offense_as Book_will_have another elite pass-catcher to target_in_the middle of the field, which has_been a hole in_the_air attack through the_first two games. But none_of this matters if Book can’t_accurately stretch_the defense_downfield. If he proves his ability to do so, Georgia will_not be able to load the_box and running lanes_would open_up_considerably.



After putting up_three_points the_last time Notre Dame was on the_national stage,_Ian Book and the rest of_the offense have a_lot_to prove on Saturday.

Last year, Notre_Dame proved they had the defense_to compete for a national_title_but_the offense failed miserably on_the big stage. For the Irish_to have a_chance of winning, Ian Book and co._cannot_run out on the field and_put_up three points like they did_last_December._They have to string together_drives and come out of the_gate firing on all cylinders. I’d like to see_Brian Kelly and_the staff attack the Georgia_defense_downfield_early and often. It’s hard to predict whether this will_be a_high or low_scoring affair due to the fact neither team has played_close to a decent opponent. However, I_predict the Irish to keep the game airtight throughout the first_three quarters and steal a win on the_road, 27-21.

Featured Photo: Tribune Photo/Robert Franklin The_caramel-chocolate flavored candy bar_looked_so innocent, like the Sky Bars I_used_to_love_as a