So there's an article up, and I don't know if you've had a chance to see this yet, Jesse.

Article up on Notre Dame's athletic website, UND.com.

Ivan Maisel, veteran ESPN guy, wrote it about Jack Swarbrick.

It takes a look back at some of Swarbrick's top accomplishments from his 16 years as athletic director at Notre Dame.

So here are some of the things that Swarbrick was responsible for during his tenure.

The scheduling agreement with the ACC, hiring Brian Kelly, hiring Marcus Freeman,

the campus crossroads project, which as Maisel points out in this

article, they added 800,000 square feet of classrooms, the student activity, hospitality space,

you know, studio, you know, TV type studios and stuff like that, all of it. And also included in that, this was kind of the interesting part that I saw in there,

part of Swarbrick's plan to generate more of a home field advantage for Notre Dame

that he felt like they were lacking by building, you know, the campus crossroads project,

basically adding a second press box,

they were able to move some of the more sedate Irish fans

farther away from the field and basically put them in luxury suite.

So maybe you had a little bit rowdyer fans out there, you know, closer to the field.

So that was one of the things.

Adding the video board at the stadium, 10 national championships won by the Olympic sports,

the growth of the Fighting Irish Media Department, FIM, which is responsible for

among other things, the social media and other content that they do.

And I actually thought of a late one, of course, the Irish Athletic Center and the new expansion

of the Notre Dame football facility as well are part of that.

So that's a, you know, that's kind of a short list of some of the

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