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Notre Dame Football

Snap Count Thoughts | Georgia Tech

November 21, 2021
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Notre Dame moved to 10-1 with a 55-0 thrashing of Georgia Tech on Saturday afternoon. 

Brian Kelly and his staff were able to play a ton of guys and several player much earlier than usual as the game was over at halftime. 

PFF has released its snap counts and it reflects a blowout. 

OFFENSE
LT Joe Alt: 43
LG Andrew Kristofic: 43
C Jarrett Patterson: 43
RG Cain Madden: 43
RT Josh Lugg: 43
QB Jack Coan: 38
TE Michael Mayer: 34
WR Braden Lenzy: 32
WR Deion Colzie: 30
RB Kyren Williams: 28
TE Mitchell Evans: 26
WR Kevin Austin Jr.: 26
WR Lorenzo Styles: 24
TE George Takacs: 23
QB Tyler Buchner: 21
RB Chris Tyree: 21
WR Matt Salerno: 21
LG Rocco Spindler: 16
LT Michael Carmody: 16
RT Quinn Carroll: 16
RG John Dirksen: 16
C Zeke Correll: 16
TE Kevin Bauman: 12
RB Logan Diggs: 8
RB Audric Estime: 7
QB Cole Capen: 2
RB Leo Albano: 1 

DEFENSE
CB Clarence Lewis: 61
CB Cam Hart: 44
S Ramon Henderson: 42
CB TaRiq Bracy: 42
LB Bo Bauer: 40
S DJ Brown: 35
LB JD Bertrand: 31
Vyper Isaiah Foskey: 31
DT Jayson Ademilola: 31
DE Justin Ademilola: 31
DE Myron Tagovailoa-Amosa: 31
LB Isaiah Pryor: 27
NG Howard Cross III: 24
S Houston Griffith: 23
LB Drew White: 23
S Xavier Watts: 20
DT Jacob Lacey: 20
Vyper/Rover: Jordan Botelho: 19
DT Rylie Mills: 18
LB Prince Kollie: 17
NG Kurt Hinish: 15
Vyper Will Schweitzer: 13
DE Alexander Ehrensberger: 12
S KJ Wallace: 10
NG Aidan Keanaaina: 8
LB Jack Kiser: 7 

THOUGHTS
- Playing almost 60 players players is always good and it likely could have been more if Notre Dame wanted to push losing the shutout, but it was pretty evident that was important to Brian Kelly and the staff. 

- Perhaps the only negative is Notre Dame couldn't find a way to get its young players in the secondary into a 55-0 game. Is it a lack of talent, comprehension or performance? I'm not sure, but it's a telling sign there might not be as much confidence in them and the spring will be huge for several players. 

- Freshman offensive lineman Rocco Spindler made his debut on the offensive line and got in 16 snaps. It's a good thing that Spindler's first live game snaps won't be potentially in Columbus, Ohio next fall. 

- The snap counts were also low, which is good. Yes, Notre Dame only has one more game, but being fresh for a long trip to Stanford can only be a positive as the Irish have struggled in Palo Alto. 

 
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