Getting in the next part of the Irish Breakdown podcast, brought to by our friends over at Van Duel.

We got the Friday free-for-all mailbag going on.

USMA is getting us kicked off here.

In the next part, thoughts on how bad ESPN messed up the broadcast.

They still had number seven on the clock when number 10 was being announced.

That was a joke.

That was so bad.

So bad. But honestly, it was expected. That's how day two and day three of the draft have been every year. They don't announce every pick live.

The eight minutes in between picks is just not feasible for TV.

It's just not because you can't have teams waiting,

but a guy gets picked,

that whole process takes a couple minutes,

then what kind of analysis you're giving no buy?

And you know ESPN's not cutting back on commercials.

I mean, that's not happening. So it's just,

it's not good TV. It's just, it was really bad TV, in my opinion. I mean, we're,

we're already, I'm our, we already know pick seven, eight, nine, and ten. And like you said,

they're waiting to announce number seven. was it was bad tv that in my

opinion it doesn't affect the draft because the teams aren't watching tv waiting to hear what's happening

they already know what's happening but it made for bad tv it really did and i thought took the moment

away from some kids to a degree as well trep because everything was rushed the rushed. The analysis was rushed. The announcements were rushed. The interviews were rushed. Like that poor lady asking these kids questions, first of all, half of them didn't know how to answer her question. And maybe she can answer a little bit better. But she's like, you got like two questions, lady. That's all you're going to get. And then they got to, you know, know we got to move on to the next one it was it was bad TV in my opinion what say you

trevor yeah one of the funniest things is when mckeye lemon got drafted the first clip that

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