Marcus Freeman's Fighting Irish embarked on their second week of spring practice.

And today, Tim Prester and John Bryce, we were able to speak with defensive line coach L. Washington,

offensive line coach Joe Rudolph.

But we also saw snippets of practice about four periods and some super dynamic stretching as well.

John, you and Andrew Bentock kind of watch

the offense during that period or some lasting impressions you have for this point? Yeah, I mean,

a few, and we wrote about this this morning, but I really thought that the running backs look good,

like a burst with Judarian Price, but honestly, Kedron Young, I mean, to be 235, the way he went through the agility

drills, and Jouinzider had them going through a cut agility drill where they have to keep their

eyes up.

They're working over the cushioned stanchions or whatever you want to call them, and it was

just a really active set.

Gibran Payne, you would never know that the guy is, what, 11 months or less than 11 months

removed from ACL surgery, maybe the quickest feat of the group, not the most talented,

but the quickest feet of the group.

I thought that the receivers looked overall really good today.

I noticed Jeremiah Love in a pass-scale session dropped a pass that he never should have dropped from Steve Angelly.

And those are two of your more veteran guys on offense, especially Jeremiah Love.

The rest of the offense jog down to repeat the drill coming the other way.

Jeremiah Love wouldn't jog down until he caught the ball and turned it up field.

And so, you know, it's an attention to detail in a moment like that.

Offensive line just quickly, I went outside and watched them on the outdoor fields as they got

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