This is Irish Illustrated Insider. It's Monday, May 16th.

I'm Tim Priester with Tim O'Malley from IRIS Illustrator, joined once again by Pete Sampson from the athletic.

Guys, it seems like everywhere you look and everywhere you turn, Marcus Freeman is somewhere doing something

that that people are noticing. I found it interesting that I think one of our subscribers says,

are you concerned that Marcus Freeman is, you know, working too much and spreading himself too

thin, which we never had that question with the previous head coach.

But I just found it a little bit ironic that somebody would bring that up.

And he is everywhere and doing everything.

He is.

Last week, I actually tagged along a little bit with him.

I went down to Tampa and Hilton Head for his two events on

Monday, Tuesday. It kind of runs together at this point. But I'll be writing about that

experience this week. But I asked him, like, is this like too much or a lot? Or how do you

sort of view your schedule? he's just like he said on

the Monday he went to the office about noon hopped on a private plane went down Tampa met a donor

at the airport did the event spent the night met some more donors flew to Hilton Head on private jet again

did that event and then next morning flew back to South Badb.

I think that people underestimate how nice a private jet is and how much that actually cuts down on the time that you feel like you're spending on the logistics of travel.

Yeah, I think when you say it that way, it sounds a lot more appealing than

getting into the office of making recruiting calls for 16 straight hours, too, I would say.

And I'm sure some recruiting calls were made from the private debt and he let them know where

he was where he was when he made the recruiting call. We talked about that. He said he's, I asked

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