Welcome back, everyone to another episode of the Irish Breakdown podcast, brought to by our friends over at Fanduel. Happy Tuesday.

A little bit of a schedule change with the national championship yesterday.

We have our buy-sell hold today.

And Brian, I know we have a lot of losses of missions to get to.

I won't waste too much time on an introduction.

Just good to be back here in another show. Get to talk about a lot of fun Notre Dame and really just college football topics today, man. It's going to be a really, really good show. Yeah, I mean, look, Bysol holds are first and foremost, the success of them are about you guys, right? And whether or not y'all are asking great questions and submissions and and there's a lot of those

trev so today's success if this is a good show we're going to have to really bring it because the submissions

are great if it's not a good show it's on us right and so i'm ready to rock and roll and we got to

drive right into it because if we're going to have any chance of this being less than four hour show

with how many great submissions we have we got to get rocking and rolling right now. So as always, if this is a vice of hold is for our premium members only in regard to who asked the questions, if you want to get something asked that we didn't get here or if you're a member and you didn't get a submission in or if you're not a member and you want to get a submission in,

you can throw in a super chat and we will respond to that.

Otherwise, we've got these cards ready.

And Trevor, we are ready to rock and roll.

And as always, Salty Virginia Peanuts is going to get us started with a Bicehold submission.

Marcus Freeman's ESPN game day guest analysis,

spot performance before and during halftime of the national championship game

reflected positively on both him and Notre Dame effectively ending the continued media

spots focused on Notre Dame's college football playoff snub.

I buy everything up until the comma, because they're going to kiss

his butt and be nice to him when he's there, and then they're going to go right back to shots at

Notre Dame when he's not there, basically. So I buy by the first part. I thought it reflected well on him.

I thought he represented himself. Well, he said what he needed to say. I did not want to hear Marcus Freeman go up there a month after the fact and complain about how they got screwed over and all those type of things. It would have not, it would not have been a good look. And it's irrelevant at this point in time to still argue what happened. Now it's about in, you know, bringing about change. He handled the right way. And he said what we said, Treve. I mean, in you know bringing about change he handled the right way like and he said

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