Jamie and Greg preview Notre Dame's final regular season home game against the Syracuse Orangemen and make predictions to close the show. The start with injury and roster news for the Irish, then get into where Notre Dame needs to focus on the defense and the Syracuse running game. They then move onto the offense and Syracuse's penchant for bringing pressure with their young defense. The finish with a discussion on where Notre Dame is most vulnerable as a playoff team and their woes in the kicking game.

Greg and Jamie open the show with a prolonged discussion on the latest CFP rankings, where Notre Dame stands, how they think the committee views them, and where things could end up. They then respond to Miami fans and their outrage over being ranked below Notre Dame and how a lot, if not all, of their arguments are misguided. They go on to wrap up the Pitt contest, some of the things they noticed and want to highlight and then end with a discussion on Syracuse who doesn't figure to be much of a match against the Irish in their final regular season home game.

Greg Flammang of Irish Sports Daily talks Notre Dame vs Pitt, where the Irish stand in the AP poll, the possibility of future playoff matchups, Notre Dame's standing in college football and more listener and viewer questions.

Greg Flammang and Jamie Uyeyama react immediately after Notre Dame's 37-15 road victory over the #22 ranked Pitt Panthers to extend their winning streak to 8 games and make another convincing case they are a playoff worthy team.

Jeremiyah Love dazzled again and Malachi Fields one of the best catches of the year en route to a strong offensive performance that also saw CJ Carr throw two touchdowns.

The defense was also stellar, holding Pitt to 3 non garbage time points with the Panthers scoring on an interception and on the game's final play after Pat Narduzzi called a timeout with 6 seconds left down 28 points.

Jamie Uyeyama and Greg Flammang of Irish Sports Daily preview Notre Dame's road clash at the #22 ranked Pitt Panthers in their last major test of the season. Pittsburgh's change at quarterback has reignited their season with five straight wins and a powerful offense. For their part, the Irish are on their own 7 game winning streak with a balanced and explosive offense paired with a defense that has found itself over this stretch of games. The boys make predictions and discuss different ranking scenarios involving other games around college football.

Greg Flammang and Jamie Uyeyama of Irish Sports Daily are back for their Tuesday show with a final look on Notre Dame's big win against Navy, how things looked on tape, some of the performances that stood out to us, and Notre Dame finding their stride again on offense. Then they take a look at Pitt and the challenges they represent to Notre Dame with their new quarterback and fast paced offense. Pat Narduzzi always plays an aggressive style of defense, they talk about how that might impact the offensive line and quarterback CJ Carr.

Greg Flammang of Irish Sports Daily goes live for his weekly morning after show to discuss Notre Dame's 49-10 victory over Navy and a ranked matchup with Pittsburgh coming next week. He answers questions from live viewers in the chat on a vast array of topics including quarterback play, CJ Carr, the running back room beyond 2025, the improvement of the defense, Notre Dame's standing in college football, and more.

Jamie Uyeyama and Greg Flammang provide an instant reaction to Notre Dame's 49-10 victory over the previously 7-1 Navy Midshipmen and move to the 7-2 on the season with a ranked opponent next up on the road at Pitt. The Irish offense dazzled early and often with CJ Carr connecting on long passes to Malachi Fields and Jeremiyah Love impossibly scoring on a 48 yard touchdown run when he landed on top of multiple defenders. The Notre Dame defense held the Middies to less than 250 yards of offense and 4.1 yards per play as they couldn't get much going on the ground beyond their quarterback run game and the air attack completely shut down, only tallying 22 yards through the air.