We're listening to Irish Illustrated Insider.

I am Tim Preezer with Tim O'Malley from Irish Illustrator.

We're joined by Pete Sampson from The Athletic.

We had an opportunity to see 40 minutes of practice on Sunday.

Not sure that that was totally enlightening to us.

It was pretty similar to previous 40-minute access at the beginning of practice.

But it was good to see the team again.

Marcus Freeman in charge, we did see some players out there that we hadn't seen.

And Pete, I want to start with you.

O'Malley and I did an instant analysis immediately afterwards.

So just your impressions, anything from practice or anything that Marcus Freeman said.

You know, the competitive period at the beginning of practice is different.

I mean, we've watched the same practice format for 12 years.

So like anything new is like, oh my gosh, let's talk about this.

But it was just something a little different, you know, where the players go one on one.

We've only seen it one time probably notable that it was other than Lorenzo Stiles guys who are not all that involved, the game plan.

So it's probably more of a audition for

younger players to get in a competitive environment um like i'm assuming when we didn't see it on

saturday it wasn't myron tango viola mosa against josh lug you know it's like john jerkson

versus cofi war right right we saw we saw some freshman DBEs yesterday and a little mini.

Yeah.

So that, I mean, that was kind of interesting.

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