IB Nation Sportsbeat: What We've Learned About Notre Dame Football So Far This Spring

Irish Breakdown

Sports, Nfl Draft, Football, Ncaa Team, Big Ten, Notre Dame

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🗓️ 8 April 2026

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Irish Breakdown discusses some of the things we've learned as well as what we're still waiting to learn through the first half of Notre Dame football's spring practice

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0:00.0	Welcome to the show.
0:18.7	Glad to have you with us on this sunny but still chilly day in the South Bend area.
0:25.1	I'm Sean Stiers.
0:26.1	Jesse Stiers is here.
0:28.1	It is the day after the college basketball season, Jesse, is officially over after the national championship game last night.
0:35.9	Did you stay up? Did you watch the whole game last night. Did you, did you stay up?
0:37.6	Did you watch the whole game last night?
0:41.1	Can I make a, what's the word?
0:45.5	A confession here?
0:47.0	Sure.
0:48.8	You didn't watch any of the one minute of the national championship.
0:52.7	Really?
0:54.1	You were that down on Yukon, Michigan?
0:57.4	Is that it?
0:58.0	Or were you just like, what was, just weren't excited about it, huh?
1:02.7	Let me, this kind of leads me into a question I've been, I've been, that's been on my mind recently.
1:08.0	Okay.
1:08.2	Maybe this is a Friday fire question, but kind of want to bring it up now
1:12.4	because it ties in to guess what I'm thinking here what is more relevant the national
1:17.9	championship or the first round of the NCAA tournament I mean there's more excitement more
1:26.5	buzz you know with the first round.
1:29.0	That first, those first two days, the first two full days, Thursday and Friday of the NCAA tournament,
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