Jesse, if you really want to get more Zen, are you ready for rapid fire?

Let's do it.

All right.

So we've got a lot to get to in rapid fire today, as always, with roster limits coming

soon to college football, Notre Dame athletic director, Pete Bavakwa's committed to honoring

the roster spots for every current football player at Notre Dame.

Bavacqua told Ross Dellinger of Yahoo Sports, the Irish will also allow those who were cut to return to their respective teams.

The announcement comes a day after the NCAA Empower conferences made changes to the proposed house settlement,

it would let school's grandfather-in players who are currently on the roster, as well as players

who have already been cut from the team and high school recruits who enrolled at a school after

committing to a roster position, only to see it eliminated. So the amendment to the House settlement has not yet

been approved, which makes Notre Dame the first school to publicly commit to fully grandfathering

in current athletes amid upcoming roster limits, which of course are going to be set at 105.

So what do you think of all

this that Pete Babak was doing here at Notre Dame? So let me get this straight. Basically,

no one, so to me there's like three situations. If you're a high school kid that committed

and they basically said we don't have the roster space you could still

now come back correct number two if you've already been cut you can come back correct and number

three if you were on the team and there's the potential being cut you're basically being guaranteed

that you're not going to get cut correct again correct. Correct to moondope. Not often I go

three for three, especially after reading something. So what I think of all this, I don't, it's kind of

hard to wrap your head around, especially when Notre Dame is kind of going to be, you know,

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