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And now move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

What's up everybody? Welcome to move the sticks DJ Bucky back with you. Bucky, how you doing, man?

I'm excited DJ. I am excited because we have a great guest today.

Notre Dame hit coach Marcus Freeman comes on and man, we've talked all fair.

This guy has a presence about him. I'm excited to kind of pick his brain a little bit

about all things that are going over the fight. Now, yeah, no doubt.

I'm always so pumped for these podcasts when we get a chance to talk to these type of guys

because you're talking about leaders, no doubt, but you're also talking about pressure.

So a lot of times the great leaders emerge when you have pressure situations.

You tell me, is there a bigger pressure job that the head coach Notre Dame?

This is a historical program as we have in college football.

Yeah, I can't think of a program with more pressure on them than Notre Dame.

The expectations are through the roof to standard is sky high.

They expect their team to not only compete for national titles on the field,

but they expect them to be able to dominate in the classroom as well.

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