Irish Illustrated Insider, our podcast, Tim O'Malley, Tim Priester, September 1st.

On a Tuesday, Brian Kelly meets with the media for the first time in 15 days.

And an action-packed press conference with Brian Kelly.

Some position changes.

Let's start with that, Tim, because I think it's an inspired move.

Ossidae Aquano moves from linebacker to running back, a power running back, and Kendall

Abdur Rahman moves from slot receiver to running back.

Yeah, the latter makes sense.

It's made sense since he was recruited because he was recruited as an athlete. He could be a running back. I thought he'd be a running back. He started

a wide receiver. He started the slot. He could have started running back and moved a slot. He just

has to find a fit. Iquanoo is there's two people I have to credit you because you've basically

said he needs to be in a spot where he can react.

He's too good of a football player to be, you know, paralysis by analysis.

And number two, and I haven't found out who it is, whoever said on our message board in July that Ocito Aquano shouldn't be moved to running back, show yourself on our board again.

Nice call.

That is very good.

I think you're laughed off the stage, too.

So that is, that's impressive now.

Yeah, Equano, I mean, originally we were hearing Viper End, and that made sense because it's just a reaction to ball snap, get after it.

Now, you know, at running back, you got to be a little bit discerning and picking the hole and the gap that you want to go through.

But still, Equano was a really, really good high school running back.

He has great size.

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