Leprechaun Lunch, powered by First State Bank, comes your way every Friday at noon during Notre Dame football season. Are you ready for a shootout? North Carolina scores 51.3 points per game. 51.3! Gah!! Podcast: Play in
Leprechaun Lunch, powered by First State Bank, airs Fridays at Noon during Notre Dame football season, hosted by Jim Irizarry. When does the fun happen? One of these has to come after a win this season, right?
Leprechaun Lunch, powered by First State Bank, airs Fridays at Noon during the Notre Dame football season. Jim has his preview Marshall/Notre Dame (I didn’t say cupcake!), sports betting picks for the Irish and the rest of
It’s the first real Football Friday of the season! Jim Irizarry has a bold prediction for the season, as well as all the betting numbers you need for the weekend. Leprechaun Lunch, powered by First State Bank,
Sean and Jim recap the crazy week that was Notre Dame football. Sean talks to Christian McCollum from Irish Sports Daily about the effects the past week may have had on recruiting. Irish Head Men’s Soccer Coach
Notre Dame Head Men’s Soccer Coach Chad Riley joins Sean and Jim to talk about the Irish’s NCAA quarterfinal game this weekend. Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Email
Sean and Jim talk turkey and Stanford. Sean talks to Troy Clardy from the Pac-12 Network and the Stanford-centric podcast, The Treecast, for the view from the Cardinal press box. Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Sean and Jim preview tomorrow’s Senior Day matchup between the Irish and Georgia Tech. Sean talks to Ken Sugiura from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution for the Yellow Jacket perspective. Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe:
Sean and Jim talk Notre Dame taking on Virginia. Sean also has a women’s basketball update. Mike Barber from the Richmond Times Dispatch gives the Cavalier perspective on Saturday’s game. Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Sean and Jim preview this weekend’s game between Notre Dame and Navy. Sean talks to Bill Wagner from the Annapolis Capital Gazette for the Midshipmen perspective. Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Google Podcasts
Sean and Jim wonder how hard Brian Kelly would laugh at a USC job offer. Sean talks to Shawn Krest from AllTarHeels.com for the North Carolina perspective on this weekend’s game. Podcast: Play in new window |
Sean and Jim preview Saturday’s USC/Notre Dame game. Sean talks to RJ Abeytia from USCFootball.com for the Trojan perspective.
How excited would you be if Notre Dame and Michigan played in a New Year’s Six bowl? Sean and Jim discuss this and other games in college and pro football. Jim is still upset over the check
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Sean and Sharpley look ahead to the potential of a 2020 Notre Dame football season and the start of high school football in Northern Indiana this weekend. Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Google
Sean is joined by Vince DeDario on today’s show. They discuss Notre Dame’s new 2020 football schedule, which doesn’t include Navy for the first time in 93 years. They also talk about what’s going on with area
Sean & Sharpley discuss the one-year partnership between Notre Dame Football and the ACC, as well as the big picture outlook for college football this season. Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Google Podcasts
Could Notre Dame play in the ACC Championship football game this season? Sean & Sharpley discuss that, plus the possibility of delaying the start of the college football season, along with some baseball talk! Podcast: Play in
Sean & Sharpley discuss comments from Notre Dame football coach Brian Kelly on possibly expanding the college football playoff if the season is shortened, a possible spring schedule, what ND’s schedule could look like this year, and
Sean and Sharpley discuss the biggest news to hit college football this summer – The Big 10’s announcement that the conference will only play conference games this season. Other conferences could follow suit. How does it affect
