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

After a brief day off on Monday, we are back and we're doing actually buy-sell hold today.

The premium message board members at boards at irishbreakdown.com brought it this week.

Another fully loaded slate of awesome questions.

Now, friendly reminder, this is something that we just do for premium message board members. So we get so many great submissions and we just don't have time to, if you just put it into the normal chat, you're going to have to wait to do that stuff until Friday and the Friday free for all mailback. But Brian, we have a lot of awesome submissions in queue for today. I'm excited to dive into this, man. Yeah, if you want to get,

if you miss the BISA hold submission period, you can always give a super chat, but otherwise,

these are going to be the submissions from the post on the message board. And we did have a lot

of good ones today, Trev. We've got mostly foot Notre Dame football. I think there's a couple

recruiting. And then one about World War II air tanks, which we will get into as well.

So obviously, as always, Salty Virginia Peanuts, when he starts the thread, he gets to go first because he put the thread up.

So Salty has the first question that we will get into for today's buy. So hold.

Keon-Keeley returns to Notre Dame as a sentimental favorite for many fans familiar with his original commitment and subsequent decommitment.

He decommitted the quote right way, honestly and without burning bridges.

Many felt he was making a mistake and ultimately he agreed.

Partridge is precisely the

right person to put Keely on track to maximizing his tremendous potential. Yeah, I buy all that.

I buy the fact that he did it the right way. I don't love the commitments, but Keon never lied to

Notre Dame. He was very upfront with Notre Dame. He didn't start taking visits until he committed because that's at the time what Notre Dame's rule was. They had a, if you, you can't be committed to us and take visits. So he decommitted. And I've always appreciated that. I didn't like it. I thought it was the wrong decision, but I thought, you know, Trev, look, sometimes I don don't I don't mind that you make the wrong

decision what I mind is when you're you don't do whatever decision you you make the

there's a right and a wrong way to do things sometimes yeah not all the time sometimes

tell my wife like you know babe look there's no right or wrong answer to the

potential things you may want to do Saturday night. You just got pick one.

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