Welcome back, everybody, to another edition of Irish Illustrated Insider with Tim O'Malley.

I'm Tim Priester from Irish Illustrated, John Bryce of Football Scoot, Pete Samson of the Athletic,

and Nordame does indeed have a new running backs coach, or we anticipate that being announced

here shortly.

They do not have a general manager

lined up. We'll talk about that as well. But after a bit of speculation, as to who nor do they

might land at running backs coach, they went out and landed a really good one. Or so it appears,

Penn State running backs coach, Juan Cider. It will be named.

Don't ask for a timetable, but it should happen in fairly short order.

He has been named or will be named Nordames running backs coach to replace Dillon

McCullough.

That's a pretty good one.

I mean, you know, I think Nick Singleton was going to be a good running back

regardless. I didn't know a whole lot about Ketron Ellen coming into Penn State, but those two guys

are quality running backs. This is a guy with an excellent reputation of recruiting in the state

of Florida, which Nordame has always liked dipping into in the past. So that spot has been filled on the Nordheim coaching staff, Tim O'Malley.

You know when I said, I think it's really hard for people on the outside to know how good a position coach is,

you can surmise on this one.

You can do a pretty good job, try to figure it out from his track record.

Also, he leaves the best returning tandem in the country to join the best

running back in the country. So he knows what he's doing as well. He has a pretty good idea of

when he might want to leave. But yeah, that's the way those guys ran. The most important thing for me

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