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Greg and Dara break down Notre Dame's victories in the first and second round of the NCAA tournament and look ahead to the sweet 16 against Oregon State and a possible rematch against top seed South Carolina.

Jamie and Greg go live to discuss the breaking news on Ben Morrison's shoulder and Riley Leonards ankle surgery, what it means for him to miss the majority of spring practice and how the other quarterbacks can take advantage. Plus other spring updates with the team and how things are trending.

Notre Dame returns to the practice field and Jamie and Greg are also back to discuss what the media saw in the opening five periods and the media availability of offensive line coach Joe Rudolph.

Dara and Greg provide analysis of Notre Dame's position in the Albany region of the NCAA tournament and what their path looks like. Dara also talks about preparing for the upcoming weeks, the teams mindset, going in with only 6 players, and how she thinks the Irish may fare. Then some talk on the bracket as a whole and where women's basketball is today.

Jamie and Greg answer questions from Irish Sports Daily subscribers on a number of topics about Notre Dame football including: - Riley Leonard upside -next 1,000 yard receiver -what we are monitoring on the Notre Dame football team -spring break memories -strength and conditioning -ranking the top QB's in the draft -and more!

Jamie and Greg discuss the Notre Dame offense and their thoughts after the first practice and where they think the offense can go with Mike Denbrock as the offensive coordinator. Plus other news and notes from around college football.

Dara and Greg provide instant reaction to Notre Dame defeating NC State in the ACC tournament championship game.

Dara Mabrey and Greg Flammang provide instant reaction to Notre Dame's ACC tournament opener against Louisville.

Greg welcomes ISD's Christian McCollum to the show who is in South Bend for the opening of Notre Dame's spring practice schedule. Greg asks Christian for his thoughts and observations, they react to Marcus Freeman's opening press conference and talk all things spring ball.

Notre Dame Basketball's Maddy Westbeld joins the show to discuss her love of basketball, how coffee and meditation in the morning is a big part of her process, being recruited to Notre Dame, meeting Dara for the first time, and how the team has come together over the five game winning streak.

Notre Dame football starts spring practice on Thursday and Greg and Jamie are here to talk the main storylines and what they are looking for specifically to inform them on the Irish football team. Who is excelling on the offensive line? Are the receivers showing out? How does Riley Leonard look? Are the young linebackers taking steps? And more!

Jamie and Greg return with another mailbag show with questions from Irish Sports Daily customers. 2025 recruiting, the 2024 football team, the NFL combine, and more.

Dara Mabrey and Greg Flammang discuss the latest with Notre Dame Women's basketball including the loss at home to NC State and then the road win at Duke to bounce back. Hannah Hidalgo isn't shooting the ball great, but is doing everything else. How do they get her efficiency back? How aggressive can Sonia Citron become?

Jamie and Greg go over the recent recruiting notes for the 2025 class, trends new offers, and discuss the commitment of Devin Williams to Auburn. Then the boys discuss Mike Denbrock meeting the media for the first time as the new offensive coordinator and address some of his comments.

Former Notre Dame wide receiver and touchdown record holder Derrick Mayes talks to Greg about the 1993 season, being a record setter at Notre Dame, going through the recruiting process with his son, his own recruiting process, his parents and family, and his role in Notre Dame football today.

Notre Dame picked up two new commitments since the last show in OL Matty Augustine and WR Shaun Terry. Jamie and Greg break down those commitments and look at how the WR board might shake out and who the Irish need to land.

Jamie and Greg are back with more hot takes pertaining to Notre Dame football and college football related topics.

Dara and Greg discuss the week in review for the Notre Dame women's basketball team which saw a tough road loss to Louisville and then a double overtime thriller in Tallahassee which saw Anna DeWolfe make six threes and contribute 24 points in a huge victory. Then they discuss the upcoming ACC stretch with some huge games.

Greg and Jamie breakdown the most important recruits of the 2025 cycle who have yet to commit to Notre Dame. They also touch on recent commits Owen Strebig and Elijah Burress and a little bit of Super Bowl talk.

Dara and Greg are back with an interview with Dara's older sister and former Notre Dame player Marina Mabrey. They discuss growing up in a basketball family, winning a national championship, her hectic schedule, the growth if the women's game, and the 2024 Notre Dame basketball team.

It's another mailbag show with questions submitted by Irish Sports Daily subscribers for Jamie and Greg to respond to. Topics touch on: -2025 recruiting -What excites the boys on offense and defense -Al Washington -Ideal OL makeup -5 elite level modifiers -Who is the JOK of the 2024 team -And more....

Dara and Greg welcome Notre Dame basketball's Sonia Citron onto the show to talk meeting her teammates as a freshman, her evolution as a leader, growing up as a young athlete, when she knew she was a great player, and Billy the cat makes an appearance.

Jamie and Greg welcome former Notre Dame linebacker Mike Goolsby onto the show to talk the Notre Dame roster, how the coaches might use the personnel on offense and defense, and some insight into the incoming freshmen.

It's time for another batch of hot takes from Jamie and Greg related to the Notre Dame football team. The boys come with their spicy thoughts on the team and program adjacent topics and also touch on some of the recent news.

Jamie and Greg take a look at the Notre Dame juniors that need to take the next step in 2024. These players are not necessarily expected to be stars, but are key to the team success next season. Also some NFL and Super Bowl talk.