Welcome to the latest episode of the Shamrock. I'm Pete Sampson, joined, as always, by-Mat

fortune. It's our bi-week edition. And today we brought in former Notre Dame running back

and walk-on, former walk-on, of course, McAsaf, founder of Yoke. We'll be talking a little

about his business ventures and some really cool insight into the operations of Notre Dame

football, Tommy Reese, Lance Taylor, Ian Book.

He's got some interesting perspective from being inside that locker room and inside those beaning rooms for four years.

So we'll get to that interview and then Matt and I will be back on the other side of that to wrap up.

And look ahead to next week when Notre Dame gets back into action preparing for North Carolina.

So without further ado, here's Mick Asaf.

Pleased to welcome into the Shamrock, special guest, former Notre Dame running back and current CEO.

Is that we're going to go with?

Yeah, we can remember that.

Mick Asaf of Yoke. Mick, thanks for taking some time this morning to go with? Yeah, we can remember that. Mick, Saff of Yoke.

Mick, thanks for taking some time this morning to chat with us.

And I guess before we get into the football, which there's a lot to get into, I mean,

you've sort of founded a company at the perfect time when nobody can do anything but stay

home and probably play video games.

So I guess for people who don't know much about it,

like explain to our listeners sort of your venture and where it's all sort of gone

over the last six, nine months.

Absolutely.

So Yokes a platform that's focused on bringing fans and their favorite athletes together

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