Notre Dame Buy/Sell/Hold - Part IV

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

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🗓️ 21 August 2025

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Irish Breakdown answers Buy/Sell/Hold submissions from Notre Dame fans about the Fighting Irish

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0:00.0	Getting into part four of the Bicel hole today on the Irish Breakdown podcast, brought to you by Fanduel.
0:26.0	Continuing on with the ghost of George O'Leary, buy one, sell one, hold one.
0:31.0	Wednesday night, Macion, Thursday night NFL, Friday night local high school football.
0:36.3	Buy Friday night local high school football. Hold Friday night local high school football, hold Wednesday night
0:39.6	Macon, sell Thursday night NFL.
0:41.8	I care about NFL only on two days, and that is Sunday and Monday.
0:45.8	That is it.
0:46.4	I don't want to watch NFL on Saturday.
0:48.4	I don't want to watch it on Friday.
0:50.0	I don't want to watch it on Thursday.
0:51.8	Stick to Sunday.
0:53.1	Stick to Monday.
0:55.2	Stop being selfish and trying to take every freaking day of the week
0:58.3	and, you know, clowning it and getting rid of everybody else.
1:01.4	So high school buy, Maxian, hold, Thursday night NFL, sell with some anger.
1:12.3	Some stank on it.
1:14.7	I'm going to buy match and hold Friday night local football, Friday night, local high school football, and then I guess sell the NFL on Thursday nights.
1:23.2	A lot of NFL Thursday night games are also like not great.
1:26.7	I can't remember the last time I walked away from watching one of those games.
1:29.2	Like, yo, that was a good game.
1:31.0	They're all just fine.
1:35.7	Buy one, sell one, hold one.
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