All right. So we're changing to rapid fire. Let me pull up the questions. All right, here we go. Notre Dame is currently sitting at 10th in the 2006 recruiting cycle. So to you, Trevor, who covers recruiting a little bit more closer than I do, that is blank to you.

It's a little unfair but expected.

Notre Dame's recruiting classes will always be dampened a little bit by what the national

recruiting services have.

I think they're building out a solid class, especially if they're able to close on some

of these other wide receivers that are on the big board.

Connor Salman's up there.

Kadon Finley's up there.

Braden Robinson's on there.

So there is a lot of really good commitments to follow up on the pipeline. But I mean,

they have some really solid players right now in this class. Tyler Merrill, who I mean,

he is a top 150 kid. He's number five in the position in the country, three in the state.

Thomas Davis Jr. is a four-star Noah Grubbs. Obviously, we've been hearing a lot about

Ben Nichols is a good commitment. Sullivan Garvin's a good commitment. So a lot of those guys

I think are going to rise in the rankings. But 10 right now, I mean, honestly, per usual with a Notre Dame recruiting class, I think that it's underrated.

But they will continue to be because there's some commitments that let's be honest, if they were to commit elsewhere, they'd be a little bit higher ranked of a kid.

I don't get that.

I don't see how.

I mean, that happens every time. It's, I just, I don't get it i don't see how i mean that happens every time it's i just

i don't get it and once they commit to nutter dame sometimes they fall in the rankings and

you know i i try not to be the conspiracy theorist when it comes to this kind of stuff but it just

seems to happen all the time and i and i don't i don't get it i don't't, I just don't understand it. But I mean,

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