Jacob Sweat. Love you guys. Anias had a great year. Do you think he would start at most

powerful schools and what percentage would you give of at least one running back transfer after

spring ball? I'm going to keep saying this. Guys, I'm not going to answer questions about

transfers. I don't know. I don't want to start speculating. I don't think it's

fair to speculate. I don't think because if, because here's how it works. If I say,

I think so and so might transfer, it'll eventually get back to different boards as Brian Driscoll said

that so and so is going to transfer after the spring. Like I never said never said that. I could see this guy if this, you know, and I just don't want to do that. I want to focus on these guys committed to be on the team for the spring, and they're going to battle their tails off. And I'm going to talk about the battle and analyze the battle. And if someone decides to leave,

I will then address that. But I don't want to spend a lot of time talking about who may or may not

transfer. So I don't really care to put a, and Jacob, your question is fine. I understand where

you're coming from. And there's nothing wrong with you talking about that at all. I just feel like in my position, it's unfair for me to talk about that,

just because of how it would then get used.

I hope you understand that.

Transfers are just a part of the game.

There will be transfers at the end of the spring.

I don't want to start getting into this position, that position, that position,

because I just think that'd be unfair. As far as Aeneas... I don't want to start getting into this position, that position, that position,

because I just think that'd be unfair.

As far as Aeneas, do I think you could start for most powerful teams? I don't know about most yet.

Would he play and be a rotation guy on most powerful teams right now?

Yes.

I do believe that.

Could he start on a lot for a lot of Notre Dame's opponents next year?

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