We're still rolling here on the Irish Breakdown podcast brought brought you by our friends over at Fanduil,

and we have BISO hold going on today. Some weather issues. Brian is working on getting his power back on, and we're going to see, and hopefully he's going to be able to come back and join us, because this is the first BISO hold that we've done in a couple weeks, but right now we're running solo here. We have the buy so hold up.

I said it last segment,

but if you're just now joining us,

apologies.

I'm not able.

Something. But right now we're running solo here. We have the BISO hold up. I said it last segment, but if you're just now joining us, apologies. I'm not able. Something's happening with my computer now to where I can't get these cards to come up individually. Normally we have the nice cards up. So I just shared my screen and this is what it looks like on the premium message board. So for people who are not subscribed to the premium message boards of boards at irishbreakdown.com, this is what a thread looks like on the premium message board. So for people who are not subscribed to the premium message boards of boards at irishbreakdown.com,

this is what a thread looks like on the premium message board,

and this is how you can go in and submit all the buy-so-hold questions that you would like.

But rolling here in part two, we have B-jamming 41 keeping us going.

It says it will be more challenging for Freeman to have his players block out the praise from outsiders,

which is rat poison, than keeping them hungry and leave no doubt all season.

More challenging.

I'm actually going to sell this.

I listen to a lot of the press conferences.

I listen to a lot of the, and a common theme for Marcus Freeman over the course of his tenure hasn't been like blocking out the outside media.

Now, do I believe every single player when they're like, I don't even have Twitter?

It's like, well, a lot of kids do.

I don't know if I believe that every single one of them have.

And in the same light that I don't believe Marcus Freeman all the time when he's like, yeah, I never look at social media. I have no idea what's happening in social media. Even if you're not the one running your own Twitter, we all know that it gets back to you in some way. The same way that like us here at Irish Breakdown, I know a lot of people don't watch ESPN, but just either what friends send to you or if you're

scrolling, you see a clip of an ESPN show, whether that's Cam Newton talking some mess or

Paul Feinbaum saying something anti-Notor-Dame, one of those things.

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