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What's good? I've been nation. Welcome to another edition of the Irish Breakdown podcast. It's Friday. It's the Friday free-for-all mailbag. And I didn't know Vince was going to be singing today. I wasn't prepared for that. I'm just saying. I wasn't ready for it. It's the free-for-all, buddy. It's for all mailbag. You've got to be ready for just about anything. So, that's how we roll. That is how we roll. So the show is dictated by all y'all. So you guys got to get your questions in. Go ahead and put an MB at the front or the little mailbox emoji. So we know that it is a question. And we will do our darndest to get to every one of them.

If you want to jump the line, which, you know, that's a thing these days, you know, you get the line hopper and all this kind of stuff at the amusement parts. Well, you can go ahead and give us a super chat and that jumps you to the top of the line. So you want to do that? Get after it. We got all kinds of questions already in the queue, ready to rock and roll.

It's a Friday.

I'm excited.

Gentlemen, are we ready to rock and roll? We are. And I am going to actually read the first question because it is a super chat from John A. This is actually John A.1's account. He says, thank you for the super chat, John. He goes, with the battle for the George Shaleli coming to an end, I want to get your guys' opinions. Army and Navy in the same conference, are there any more transcontinental rivalries left than God's full? I mean, I'm sorry, intersectional rivalries left in college football. Well, first of all, can we not say that it's coming to an end yet? Like, it's not officially come to an end. Is it? No. Did I miss some news? Okay. No, it hasn't. I'm holding out hope. I think people see the writing on the wall. Well, that's fine. I'm going to be the perpetual optimist in this particular scenario and hope that that's not the case. But to your question, John,

I mean, they're all intersectional because they, you know, we got, we got coast to coast conferences anymore, which is referring to like the rivalries. I know, non-conference and rivalry and all that.

I mean, because like there's in the conferences, there's no, like, rivalries that are in a conference.

Like, it's not Cal and Duke have this giant football rivalry.

Right.

You know, I mean, really, really, other than Army Navy,

there really weren't any, you know,

intersectional rivalries outside of, really, Notre Dame and,

and just Notre Dame, because you had Notre Dame in Miami for

a while. You had Notre Dame and USC. You have Notre Dame and Stanford. And, you know,

I could be wrong on the definition, but I don't, I don't think that states next to each other is like

a intersectional rivalry.

You know what I'm like?

Texas and Oklahoma isn't an intersectional rivalry.

LSU and Arkansas isn't an intersectional.

I keep saying sexual, sectional.

Well, Travis Lees, now people are going to not be talking about your transcontinental

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