ND Insider's Tom Noie and Carter Karels were joined by Jessica Smetana of Sports Illustrated to discuss Notre Dame's thrilling 47-40 double-overtime upset over top-ranked Clemson. Their topics revolved around Irish quarterback Ian Book, offensive coordinator Tommy Rees, running back Kyren Williams, the defense slowing down Tiger running back Travis Etienne, fans at Notre Dame Stadium storming the field after the game and more.

<p>ND Insider's Tom Noie and Carter Karels were joined by Jessica Smetana of Sports Illustrated to discuss Notre Dame's thrilling 47-40 double-overtime upset over top-ranked Clemson. Their topics revolved around Irish quarterback Ian Book, offensive coordinator Tommy Rees, running back Kyren Williams, the defense slowing down Tiger running back Travis Etienne, fans at Notre Dame Stadium storming the field after the game and more.</p>

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<p>NDInsider.com's "Pod of Gold" podcast is powered by The South Bend Tribune and recorded at the studios of WNDU-TV, South Bend Indiana's NBC affiliate. Notre Dame football beat writers Mike Berardino, Tom Noie and Austin Hough talk Irish sports, pop culture and the latest athletic news swirling around the Golden Dome with special guests. </p>

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ND Insider's Tom Noie and Carter Karels were joined by Jessica Smetana of Sports Illustrated to discuss Notre Dame's thrilling 47-40 double-overtime upset over top-ranked Clemson. Their topics revolved around Irish quarterback Ian Book, offensive coordinator Tommy Rees, the defense slowing down Tiger running back Travis Etienne and fans at Notre Dame Stadium storming the field after the game.

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