As I look at the two games where we were challenged the most offensively, aTm and UGA, I assess ND's O as about 65% of either of these opponents. I think our early woes on Offense against aTm contributed directly to 7 and perhaps 14 of their points--(I don't see that as a problem with this game with fresh legs)--so I'd give the Aggies 21 against us on a good day and by extension ND about 14. UGA picks up 7 on the block and the equivalent of a TD ILO a FG from the turnovers (conservatively) meaning that I think they earned about 18 of the 28 offensively. Relatively then ND gets about 12 in comparison. In the aTm game I believe we were suffering from dead legs early after the physical/emotional pounding we had the week before with LSU. Bad decisions (int in endzone, poor clock management at end of first half, turnovers, kept us from separating from UGA and made them look better than they were in my opinion. All this said, I could see us playing a complete game against ND and holding them to what I expect will be two-three scoring threats. If we keep these at FG attempts vice TDs we keep them below double digits. Turnovers, short fields or a breakdown on a pass play could add to their total but I'm not expecting it as I think we play our best game of the year. If ND is to stay with us, they'll have to do it with their D which at least as far as containing us from scoring wildly i believe they will. If however their Freshman QB performs like a lot of Freshman QBs on the big stage, it could be our D having the big day and creating the separation. I still like my early score of Good Guys 27 and Domers 10.