Podcast: Previewing Notre Dame & North Carolina with Special Guest Ashton Pollard

On Halloween Eve the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame will matchup against the North Carolina Tarheels as Brian Kelly looks to move to 7-1 without star safety Kyle Hamilton. The offense finally took on some normalcy against rival USC last weekend with a rejuvenated running game and an uptempo, quick passing style with Jack Coan at quarterback.

The defense hung tough after losing Hamilton during their second defensive series, limiting the Trojans to three points at half and 16 for the game. Can they duplicate that performance against UNC’s high-powered attack? Greg brings on On3’s Ashton Pollard to discuss the matchup.

Topics include:

  • Impressions of North Carolina
  • Notre Dame’s defense without Hamilton
  • The “new look” Notre Dame offense
  • Questions at defensive back for Notre Dame
  • An evaluation of the Notre Dame wide receivers
  • The sustainability of the offense
  • Ashton’s birthday festivities
  • Picks

Follow Ashton at @ashtonpollard7 and Greg at @greg2126 on Twitter. Subscribe to the pod, rate and review, all that good stuff, and Go Irish.

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A native of Southern California, Greg fell in love with Notre Dame as a kid watching The Rocket rip teams apart. He was a self-described mediocre junior college safety, phenomenal co-ed flag football player. Greg started writing for UHND in 2015 for fun and has since had 200+ articles published on Notre Dame football & recruiting. Greg also runs the Untitled Notre Dame/USC football podcast via tiltingground.com which covers both the Fighting Irish & Trojan programs - you can subscribe to on iTunes. Greg is married with three kids and he last slept in during the summer of 2014. He thanks everyone for stopping by for reading. We’re all just trying to have fun and will Notre Dame to another national championship. Go Irish!

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