This is IRIS Illustrated Insider. It's Monday, May 9th. Today, it's Tim Priester, Tim O'Malley, Kevin

Sinclair, all from Irish Illustrated. As we talk a little bit of Nardium recruiting, maybe some

position changes, briefly hit upon basketball, but mostly football

today. And we're going to start with Devin Houston, the verbal commitment over the weekend.

I love this guy because of his versatility. You can say D.N. You can say three technique.

You can probably say nose tackle as well. Kevin Sinclair,

let's go to you first. Just your thoughts on the verbal commitment of Devin Houston to Notre Dame.

Yeah, I think just, you know, a quick bit about his background. Of course, you know, grew up in Canada.

He's from Mississauga, which is, you know, a big city of just

under a million. So when you hear about these Canadians making it in college football and in college

basketball, they're almost always from that Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton sort of area. That's where he's

from. That's where his brother, who's going to be in the next NBA draft is from, you know, but he hadn't been playing football for more than just like a year and a half, two years

when he moved down to St. James about a year ago in Maryland. And he's just, from what I

understand, I'm talking to his head coach, one of his teammates, just a workhorse. So he's the guy

who is the last to leave the facility every day.

He's the guy doing all this extra work.

And I think that's how he rose so quickly.

And what I, you know, Tim, you're talking about position fits in that.

You know, first of all, he's a big guy and he can really, really move, right?

Really athletic kind of like surprisingly nimble on his highlight film. I had to look at

some of his more workout type stuff and you really get to see it there. When he actually first got

to St. James, he was a tight end. So I mean, it tells you a bit about his movement ability. But with

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