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- WR: Riley has slow-played their big WR (Terrell Anderson) portal transfer as well.

- WR/LB: I see us winning big…but unless there’s significant personnel changes, I don’t see the running game taking a big step forward.

- QB/WR: Parks brings pressure, but the QB is able to lob it up behind Thornton and the WR comes back to grab it for a first down CB having quite a night trying to stay...

- Pick/market: At this point in time 26 beats both 24 and 25 by double digits.

- QB/OL: From a very uneducated fb perspective and without diving into OL play specifically, the run game is so unimaginative and predictable.

- Notre Dame's Michigan State snap-count review says Williams gave way to Nolan James Jr. after a 15-yard excessive-celebration penalty following his one-yard touchdown. The writer describes Williams as essentially benched and James taking over in the second half. This is observed game usage, not confirmation of the starter against Purdue. - The Notre Dame report says Faison was off the field for only three snaps against Michigan State. Greathouse saw his first action of this season in 12 personnel but did not catch a pass. These are specific participation details from that game, not a guarantee of future targets or a statement that either receiver changed starting status. - With Flanigan on the field against Michigan State, Notre Dame ran 25 times and passed 11 times. The writer flags that near-70% run tendency as a possible defensive clue. The counts describe that game's usage; they do not establish that Michigan State decoded every call or that Notre Dame has announced a different play-calling plan. - The post-Michigan State report describes Absher as established at Notre Dame's starting right-guard spot and Styles Prescod as the first tackle off the bench. This is the writer's current personnel assessment, not a newly verified Monday depth chart, an injury explanation or a promise of an unchanged lineup against Purdue.

- Pick/market: On Saturday night, Notre Dame took down Michigan State 27-10 in a wet, rainy edition of the Battle for the Megaphone Trophy.

- QB/OL: Totally agree here, too much experience on the oline to get kicked in the teeth as this one has.

- WR: Only the 6th time in the last 20 years that an Irish WR got 170 or more yards receiving in a single game.

- Pick/market: Tim Hyde called it...The WR rotation is really only 4 guys...If they played 6-7, then maybe we'd see him but they're just playing those 4 right now with a sprinkle of Bettis.

- Pick/market: NOTRE DAME, Ind.

- SOUTH BEND, Ind. — The University of Notre Dame football team (3-0) powered past Michigan State (2-1), 27-10, on a rainy evening in sold-out Notre Dame Stadium. - Holding a 17-10 lead at halftime, the Irish, in similar fashion to their season-opening victory over Wisconsin in Lambeau Field three weeks ago, rode a physical and dominating second half en route to a comfortable win.