Getting into part five of the Irish Breakdown podcast brought to you by our friends over at Fanduil.

We got the buy-sell hold going on.

And we have our guy Donnie Mo getting us kicked off here in part five.

Using the horizontal passing game to replace dedicated perimeter runs was largely a failed experiment.

Big picture to a degree, Donnie, but one of the things that I don't love about what they did in the horizontal

passing game is it was all started stationary.

Like, I don't mind horizontal passing game if you're getting people out on bubbles or tunnel

screens.

They ran a bunch of tunnel screens to Jaden Greathouse in 2024 against Florida State,

ate them up.

What I didn't like though is you're getting your dynamic playmaking weapons,

the ball stationary.

Like you're getting Jordan Faison on now screens.

I don't like that as much as if you're getting them on a bubble or if you're getting

him on a, you know, like a glance route or something like that.

So I don't want to call it failed by any means.

I just think that they need to switch it up.

But with that being said, I would also like to see significantly more perimeter runs.

We talked about that last week.

More crack tosses, more tosses, more outside zone, things like that. So to a degree, yes,

and for the love of all things wholly, I would love to see one of Jordan Faison or Mylan

Graham or Bubb Frazier or Elijah Burris or any one of those guys. Just hit them on a quick

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