This is Irish Illustrated Insider. I am Tim Priest with Tim O'Malley and Pete Samson. We have just come from a very warm

Notre Dame where Notre Dame conducted practice here on Monday, a couple days after Saturday's open

practice inside Notre Dame Stadium. I'm interested to pick your guys' brains here from what happened on Saturday.

One thing we do know.

Some bad news, the injury to Michael Young, another broken collarbone joining Cole Comet,

although we did see Cole Comett today without a sling, so he is starting to progress.

Michael Young actually walked by me.

He looked at me and smiled.

I asked him how he was feeling.

He said, better, meaning better now that he has had, presumably he had surgery and is beginning

the mending process.

But just we have a whole bunch of questions about Michael Young and the receivers,

but just your thoughts on him going down and where Nordame goes from here.

It's pretty depressing for Michael Young, maybe more so than is for Notre Dame, because he sort

of has a tag of always hurt now, and this is only going to stick that on him more.

And I think when he comes back, I don't know how the coaches are going to feel about it

because they're just maybe waiting for the next time he goes down. So do you throw all your

resources into Joe Wilkins, Lindsay, move Fink to the outside, which is what we've seen in the last couple days?

Young was really, there have not been very many surprises or big movers in camp, but I'd say Michael Young was one of them.

Not that he changed positions or won a job, but he went from closer to

Lenzy Wilkins' keys to closer to Fink and Claypool. I agree. I think, and I think that's part

of how much will it hurt them. Is he, what's the separation between Michael Young and probably a combination of the two of

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