Notre Dame closes the regular season Saturday night at Stanford, facing a Cardinal offense that leans on the pass but has struggled to protect the quarterback, as Len Clark reports.
Stanford averages 221 passing yards per game, yet has allowed 39 sacks. That matches up with a Notre Dame defense that has produced 33 sacks and 20 interceptions. Stanford’s run game adds just 84 yards per game, while the Irish allow only 100 rushing yards per contest. Defensively, the Cardinal give up nearly 400 yards per game, including 284 through the air, which favors a balanced Notre Dame offensive attack. Len Clark, Network Indiana.
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