Irish Breakdown answers questions from listeners/subscribers
Irish Breakdown is answering listener/subscriber questions on today's show and special guest host Shaun Davis joins Sean Stires to do the answering. Today's questions include:
* Thoughts on what to look for on both sides of the ball from Notre Dame against Louisville this weekend.* How will the Irish manage player rest as they prepare for their seventh and eighth straight games over the next two weeks?* Can Notre Dame flip the commitment of Justin Scott?* What's the concern level with Notre Dame's offense after scoring a combined 35 points against Ohio State and Duke?led the Irish with 11 sacks last season.
* Alabama plays Texas A&M this weekend and will also face Arkansas and Tennessee this month. A loss to any of those teams would givetwo losses before the end of October for the first time since his first season in 2007. Do you Buy or Sell Alabama winning all three of those games? Become a premium Irish Breakdown member, which grants you access to all of our premium content and our premium message board! Click on the link below for more.College Sports
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