For the first time in a while, for the first time in a while, it's, I'll just have to repeat myself on the air.

I was on the air.

I just wasn't on the radio.

On the radio.

On the radio.

That's right.

I was on the air on the radio.

Sean Stiers, Trevor Trowbridge, Bobby Hensley joins us from the hot seat here in the studio. Good to see you. I think he's talking to you, Trevor, because he doesn't like me. Well, I think it's good to see you, Bobby. It's nice to see you, Trevor. How are you doing? Good, man. How are you? I'm doing good. I didn't have to talk to Sean yet. Yeah, that's right. That's right.

These two meet for the first time as they get ready to go at it here in rapid fire.

And that's what it's all about right now.

It's rapid fire. We've got a full hour.

And so we're looking forward to that.

There's no South Bend comes baseball. so we won't have a shortened show this evening.

I'll be curious to see what happens tomorrow with the rain and the forecast and all that kind of stuff.

But we'll get to that when we get to that as Notre Dame football training camp begins tomorrow.

So guys, Notre Dame Athletic Director Pete Bavakwa says he is all in on trying to keep

the Notre Dame Southern Cal football rivalry going.

Bavacqua says Notre Dame is 100% committed to keeping the series and whether that means

it's at the start of the year, the middle of the year, the end of the year,

or even periodically at a neutral site, as USC has proposed, he wants to keep the Irish playing the Trojan.

So are you in or out on those specific possibilities there in terms of where and when the game could potentially be played.

Trevor will start with you.

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