With Carr at the controls, the Irish totaled 641 yards of total offense at 8.9 yards per play while scoring on eight of their 10 drives. Because of his hunger to win at all costs, Carr also knows his place in the offense. The air raid is not often associated with a Notre Dame offense. Notre Dame has lots of work to do if it wants to run the table and sneak into the 12-team field come December. “It’s kind of not something I really think about, to be honest with you,” Carr said when asked about his competitive streak.