This is Irish Illustrated Insider. It is Monday, February 7th, two-man crew today, Tim

Priester, Tim O'Malley for Irish Illustrated Insider. And Tim, this is a weekly exercise on our part,

at a coach, take a coach away, at a coach, at another coach, take a coach away. They didn't lose

anybody this time. In fact, they have added Jared Parker, the tight ends coach coming from

West Virginia. Since last week, since last week at this time, Dealin McCullough, Noradame's new

running backs coach had not been announced by Notre Dame. So in seven days, he's been announced.

He has flirted with the NFL and has decided to stay with Notre Dame.

And so the latest count.

And then, of course, Tommy Reese, Nordame's offensive coordinator, who is in demand from college and pro.

He won't be going to the Miami Hurricanes because Josh Gattis from Michigan will be the new

offensive coordinator down there.

What do you make of everything that's happening here?

Yeah, I think it's a positive that McCalla was flirted with by the NFL, right?

I mean, it's hard not to respond in kind if the NFL flirts with you.

That is the goal of 95% of college coaches is to become an NFL coach as

well, because that's the highest level, especially a young coach. Tommy Reese, if Tommy Reese is,

look, if Tommy Reese is offered the Rams offensive coordinator position, let's just get into this

right here. And he takes it more power to Tommy Reese.

That is an incredible job. It is the absolute peak of offensive coordinating right now.

And Sean McVegas to call the place for you. So you're in business. And you have Cooper

Cup for crying out loud. But if Tommy Reese would have gone to Miami, that would have signified

something to me. And he did not. I mean, if Tommy Reese goes anywhere, but Alabama, I guess, as an offensive

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