On the latest edition of Catholics vs. Buckeyes, Seth Shaner breaks down the receiver rooms for both Ohio State and Notre Dame.

Ohio State has had the preeminent receiver room for some time, but will have to move forward without coach Brian Hartline. One thing the Buckeyes still have, however, is Jeremiah Smith, widely known as the best player in college football.

Notre Dame has not had a 1,000 yard receiver since Chase Claypool in 2019, but bolstered its room of pass catchers with the addition of two Ohio State transfers in Quincy Porter and Mylan Graham. What will that mean for C.J. Carr and the Irish offense?

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On the latest edition of Catholics vs. Buckeyes, Brian Inglis and Seth Shaner break down the quarterback position at both Notre Dame and Ohio State.

Both blue bloods are taking a page out of yesteryear when it comes to how they handle the most important position in sports.

The Fighting Irish and Buckeyes are both playing quarterbacks developed in-house, and talented ones, at that. CJ Carr and Julian Sayin are at the top of the sport.

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On this edition of Catholics vs. Buckeyes, Seth Shaner and Brian Inglis are joined by Brett Ciancia from Pick Six Previews to discuss his recent Twitter poll determining college football's blue bloods.

Seth and Brian also break down the losses both Ohio State and Notre Dame have suffered under Ryan Day and Marcus Freeman, respectively. What can we learn about the close games?

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