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Go to Bloomberg.com slash subscribe to sign up today. Welcome to the latest episode of the Shamrock.

I'm Pete Sampson, joined by Matt Fortuna.

As always, we are a combatorial optimization podcast. We can get to

that with how Notre Dame is going to make social distancing work within the stadium. We had a

Brian Kelly Zoom webinar today where he ran down in some detail the roster, some interesting

revelations there. And then also we got TV times because if one more person sent me a DM when the Duke game was, I was going to throw my laptop out the window.

But Matt, how are you?

Healthy, employed.

Well, it's September, which means summer's over in Chicago.

It's raining.

But otherwise doing well.

How about you?

The same.

The same.

It's hard to believe that the season is 11 days away. You know, it's raining, but otherwise doing well. How about you? The same, the same. It's hard to believe that the season is 11 days away.

You know, it's the mental, I guess, flexibility it takes to get from Notre Dame is playing,

but the entire Big Ten is not. It's just strange. These are strange times. This is just another strange part of it.

But we have a kickoff time. We have a kickoff network. Notre Dame Duke will be on NBC as expected,

but the kickoff is at 2.30. If you miss the rundown today, there are two night games, Florida State and Clemson. Syracuse on December 5th is still

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