Clutch long ago predicted that the game against Louisville would be a guaranteed trap game, a game Notre Dame would overlook and lose. Mannix felt the pure pressure, falling into his trap game theory, and predicted Notre Dame would get hammered by the Cardinals...stupid brothers.

Once again the Notre Dame football team got caught sleeping at the wheel. When will this team wake up and start playing a complete game???

It's the Battle Creek backyard edition of Bro-ish as Mannix and Clutch welcome back Draven and Bruce to the show as they breakdown the tale of two football teams.

In this hilariously tragic episode of Bro-ish, brothers Mannix and Clutch are back, but this time, they’re not singing praises for their beloved Fighting Irish. Instead, they’re unleashing a torrent of frustration and disbelief as Notre Dame Football manages to “shit the bed” in spectacular fashion, losing to the MAC team Northern Illinois Huskies.

Join Mannix and Clutch as they navigate through the stages of grief, from denial (“Did that really just happen?”) to anger (“How could they let this happen?!”), and finally, acceptance (“Well, there’s always next season…”). With their signature humor and brotherly banter, they’ll dissect every painful moment of what is now being dubbed the worst loss in Notre Dame Football history.

Grab your tissues and your popcorn, because this episode is a rollercoaster of emotions you won’t want to miss. Tune in to hear the brothers relinquish their love and pride for the Fighting Irish and unleash their disgust in a way only they can.

Mannix and Clutch dive deep into the Notre Dame Fighting Irish's impressive 23-13 victory over the Texas A&M Aggies. The guys discuss the key plays, standout performances, and what this win means for the Irish's season outlook. Don't miss this in-depth analysis of one of the biggest college football games of the weekend!

Mannix and Clutch dive into the highly anticipated season opener between Notre Dame and Texas A&M. So crack a beer and start smoking that brisket...college football is finally here!!!

A new season awaits the Irish as they begin their quest to make the college football 12-team playoff. They are loaded with potential NFL talent, but can they overcome their dreaded postseason championship curse?

Notre Dame's new offensive coordinator, Mike Denbrock, departs the number one offensive unit in the country and the current Heisman trophy winner, for a trip back to South Bend. Was this the right move and does Notre Dame have the offensive talent to make Coach Denbrock look twice as nice.