Irish Illustrated Insider, Tim Priestler with Tim O'Malley from Irish Illustrated.

And as always, Pete Samson from The Athletic joins us.

And we met with Rob Hunt, Nordame's head trainer, head football trainer,

ahead of Brian Kelly here on Thursday.

And a lot of positive news coming out in Nardane.

Brian Kelly feels that they have enough healthy players to move forward in preparation for

Florida State.

The numbers are decreasing.

I'll let you guys get into some of the specifics of the numbers.

But things are looking up.

And Nardame started conditioning on Monday and by and large the numbers. But things are looking up. And Nordheim started conditioning on Monday, and by and large,

the majority of this team will be on the field on Sunday when they conduct a semi-scrimmage.

It won't be full ago less than a week before the next game.

I thought statistics are overwhelmingly positive.

You went from 39 in quarantine and isolation over the Wake Forest weekend to 29 today,

according to Rob Hunt, and then within two days, you'll be at 15 players held out in either quarantine or isolation protocols.

So that's good.

And then when you marry that to zero new positive tests on Monday, zero new positive tests

on Wednesday, it certainly feels like Notre Dame has, you know, pulled the plug or short-circuited

the outbreak that was running through the team just two weeks ago.

And Brian Kelly answered a question in this regard and zero positive tests after the Notre Dame game from South Florida,

which is something that people should be very happy about because that allows college football to happen.

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