Welcome to the latest episode of the Shamrock.

I'm Pete Sampson with a special interview edition.

We'll be joined by from NBC, Tony Dungey, Super Bowl winning coach and player, Notre

Names analyst for the NBC broadcast this year.

I think it was a great conversation among myself, Matt Fortuna and Coach Dungey.

I think I thought great insights that you'll enjoy on Brian Kelly, Tommy Reese, Clark Lee,

the Notre Dame program, what's working, and why it's working.

So let's get to the interview here's NBC's analyst for Notre Dame games this year.

Also probably better known as a Super Bowl winning coach, Super Bowl winning player and

analyst on football night in America on NBC.

Tony Dungey, Tony, thank you so much for for making some time with us to come and talk

Notre Dame football.

I guess my first question is just, what has this season been like to cover?

You're sort of getting a different Notre Dame experience than anybody else at NBC

has ever gotten with half, like one-tenth full stadiums but you also get the

different experience of having called the Clemson game which is not a game that has been seen

at Notre Dame Stadium in quite some time what has the season been like to be part of it really has

been amazing kind of a roller coaster they came to me early in the summer and said,

hey, would you like to do this? And I said, great. And so you don't quite know what to expect

the first time on campus. You see all the history and everything, but not having the full

stadium, not having everyone there has been a challenge.

But then getting to know the players and getting to know the coaching staff,

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