What's good everybody everybody out there in Ivy Nation.

Welcome to another edition of the Irish Breakdown podcast Sunday night edition.

And this is kind of a primer because I'll say this.

More often than not, we do our upon further review on Sunday nights.

It'll be at 7 o'clock.

And that'll be our plan.

There'll be a, I believe I counted three that will push to Monday because of traveling from an away game

and things like that. So only three really are going to be effective. It's going to be A&M, it's going

to be Atlanta, and it's going to be L.A. Like those are the three that are going to be effective.

We'll push that to Monday at 7, but the rest will all be Sunday at 7 o'clock.

It's going to be a little different format this year, but we have to wait till next Monday to find out what that is.

That's right.

But we wanted to, we wanted to kind of scratch everybody's itch a little bit on the Sunday night show and we decided to

insert a little bold prediction action. So looking forward to this one, we kind of had some

fun with this one, Brian. And remember, we need to remember what a bold prediction is. That's the

best way to put it. A bold prediction means it's out there. It's out there. That's the best way to put it, right? A bold prediction means

it's out there. It's out there. It's not we're saying this is going to happen.

I had some guy get mad at me a couple years ago because I predicted that Tyler Buckner

would have 4,000 yards of offense and he's like, well, you're this. I'm like, it was a pulled

prediction. It's meant to be fun. Like, yeah. But they're fun, but they're also things we think are possible. They're just not

normal. So it's like, okay, predicting that Notre Dame is, is, is going to make the college

fall playoff is not a bold prediction. Right. predicting Riley Leonard's going to pass for 3,000 yards is not really a bold prediction.

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