Welcome, everybody, to another edition of Irix Illustrated Insider.

It's Thursday, March 28th.

Happy Easter week to everybody.

Notre Dame football had their last practice before an Easter break.

Practice number six, nine to go with blue gold game on April 20th.

And I'm Tim Priester with Tim O'Malley from Iversillustrade, joined by John Bryce from

Football Scoop and Ivers Illustrated as well.

And yesterday, Ivers Illustrated conducted an interview with Pete Bovacquin, our name's new,

vice president and director of athletics.

His previous title was Special Assistant to the President for Athletics.

Pete Bavakwa thought that was a pretty cool title, but he's got a new one now.

And Tim, it was you and me.

Why don't you start and just give some general ideas, some thoughts about meeting with him. He's been very cordial. We've interacted with him prior to yesterday. And so that kind of made it a little bit easier. I think he was familiar with Irish Old Stridge work. And we would anticipate to have a pretty good working relationship with him. I greatly regret not asking him if he was instead the assistant to the regional manager as opposed to the assistant regional manager because I had a feeling he has watched the office quite often.

But now it was a very easy.

I mean, it was exactly what I thought it would be.

It was a conversational interview.

Tim and I, we don't do a lot of,

I can't do a lot of Zoom started three years ago, four years ago, but we haven't done a lot of,

uh, duo Zooms. And the ones we have, I think, have always gone well, but we probably had to

prepare more. This was so conversational and easy. Um, we have a couple questions on Bavakwa that I want to hold off on because I think my,

our final question I think is on the interview.

I'm going to have a different answer than you are, Tim, on that one.

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