Welcome to the latest episode of the Shamrock.

It's April 1st.

I'm Pete Sampson, joined as always by Matt Fortuna. No guest today,

but we have plenty of Notre Dame football to talk about. Past with Pro Day, wrapping up this week

and current with spring practice. The third practice is happening as we're recording.

And I guess why don't we just start with Pro Day? Because I think that NFL draft analysis sort of dominates the conversation from now or the end of the season until the draft at the end of this month.

But was there anything that surprised you during the Nore Names Pro Day other than Ian Book being compared by Corey Robinson to a Greek hero,

which I thought was a bit of a Homer comment, if you know what I'm saying.

It's April 1st, and Pete is bringing it with the puns already.

I thought you're going to say Ian Book being deceptibly athletic.

I appreciate it you replying with a Pat Connettin jiff after that.

Pat Conno, I think, set the NBA Combine record for a article and was in the freaking

dunk contest last year.

The most deceptively athletic Notre Dame athlete of all time.

But, I mean, look, Ian Book, if you had watched Ian Book play at all in the last four years,

you knew that he was just athletic.

He wasn't deceptively athletic.

He wasn't a Jim Rat coach's son fundamentally sound, tryhard, gritty guy.

Like, he's just a good at.

Come on, Pete. He's a Northern California son of a cop who beat out a four-star. he's just a good at come on pete he's a northern california son of a cop

who beat out a four-star who couldn't run the offense he's just a good athlete um i don't think we need

to like couch it with um just bizarre terms it's i mean his 4.59 i realize that is the fastest 40 of the BK era in terms of

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