The Irish got into the heart of conference play with a pair of losses to close out 2024 and open 2025. Sam and Jay break down Notre Dame's losses to Georgia Tech and North Carolina, and what the next few games could mean for this team.

Sam and Jay talk about the duality of Notre Dame basketball without Markus Burton: A disappointing loss down in Athens followed by a bounce-back win at home against the Orange.

Sam and Jay talk about Notre Dame's four-game losing streak after the Irish drop games to Elon, Rutgers, Houston, and Creighton. They also discuss what life looks like without Markus Burton in the near-term.

Sam and Jay discuss Notre Dame's comprehensive 84-63 win over Georgetown and how it changes the expectations for Micah Shrewsberry's team. They also discuss the Irish notching a workmanlike 75-58 win against North Dakota.

Sam and Jay talk about Notre Dame's first two games (including a slightly too-close-for-comfort win over Buffalo), and look ahead to Saturday's matchup against Georgetown.

Sam and Jay give their thoughts on Notre Dame's exhibition win against Purdue Fort Wayne, and preview the 2024-25 season more broadly. The Irish tip off Wednesday, Nov. 6 against Stonehill.

Sam and Jay talk about one of the best recruiting weeks in Notre Dame basketball history, with verbal commitments from Brady Koehler, Jalen Haralson, Ryder Frost, and Tommy Ahneman. They also look ahead at the recently released 2024-25 ACC schedule and how it shapes up for the Irish.

Sam and Jay discuss Markus Burton's decision to enter the NBA Draft, Carey Booth's transfer to Illinois, what former Princeton SG Matt Allocco can bring to the Irish, and what transfers may still be out there in the portal.

Sam and Jay look back on Notre Dame's roller-coaster win against Georgia Tech and loss to Wake Forest at the ACC Tournament in DC. They also talk about the season as a whole and where things stand at the end of Micah Shrewsberry's first year leading the Irish.

Sam and Jay break down Notre Dame's close loss to Virginia Tech and not-so-close loss to North Carolina to end the regular season, then look ahead at what to expect or hope for from the Irish at the ACC Tournament in Washington, D.C.