All right, Trev, well, to take us home, let's do a little bit of mailbag time, a little daily mailbag. Again, if you want to take us home, let's do a little bit of mailbag time, a little daily mailbag.

Again, if you want to get a question in there, make sure you put the MB in front of your question or the little mailbox emoji so we can see that you want to ask a question.

And, you know, and obviously when we do these daily mailbags, we want to keep it as close as we can to the topics that we discussed today,

which position battles on the defense and schematic changes on the defense, things of that nature.

We could drift into some other things, but you never know. So get your questions in here.

We'll do the best that we can here to polish up the rest of this show. So what do we got, Trev? I forgot that that's my job in today's show. It is your job today, buddy. You're in charge of what comes up? All righty. Well, our guy, Salty, is going to get off your Vince. All right. From Salty, some say that the new five-for-five eligibility rules will not be important to elite schools like Notre Dame where the best players entered the

NFL draft after three years. Do you agree? To varying degree, sure. There's going to be players that come along all the time that just especially schools like Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon, Texas, Bama, Georgia, Miami, you name it.

Malachi Tony is not jumping for joy because a five-for-five rule was passed.

Let's just say that.

Jeremiah Love, in no way, would be impacted by the five-for-five rule was passed. Let's just say that. Jeremiah Love in no way would be impacted by the five-for-five.

You know, Leonard Moore is not going to be impacted by the five-for-five rule. However,

where I will say that you're going to see an impact is for players like on Notre Dame's

current roster, Elijah Hughes, maybe Luke Talich.

That was mine.

You know, players like that where it's like, hey, maybe if Notre Dame has a season

that we believe them to have or believe that they're going to have, there's a world

where five members of their secondary are gone, gone.

Leonard Moore is, look, not that I'm predicting.

You know what?

I'm not even going to speak that out there.

I'm just going to say simply,

Leonard Moore is going to be gone after this season.

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