Ten final thoughts on Notre Dame’s 27-17 opening-round win against Indiana in the College Football Playoff, which was a reminder that talent matters and the Irish are still getting better, even 13 games into this one-of-a-kind season.

With Markus Burton out indefinitely with an injury, Notre Dame has had to look elsewhere to find its scoring. That proved not to be a problem against Le Moyne, a program in its second season at the Division I level.

Tae Davis registered 24 points to lead the University of Notre Dame to a 91-62 victory over the Le Moyne College men’s basketball team on Sunday night at the Purcell Pavilion at the Joyce Center. Davis tallied 14 of his game-best point total in the first half,