What's good, Ivey Nation, welcome to another edition of the Irish Breakdown podcast and a little bit of, we'll call it I.B. Nation after dark, even though it's summertime. It doesn't get dark for like three or four hours. But we are here to talk about the commitment of safety, Reddish to the 26th class.

And gentlemen, it is obviously myself.

I'm Vince DeDaria.

I got Sean Davis with me.

And I've got Trevor Trowbridge.

Wow, you're going to spit that one out.

And the three of us are going to break this thing down.

This is another, another, you're going to spit that one out. And the three of us are going to break this thing down. This is another, you know, I think it's the 26th, does that sound right?

The 26th member of this class and the 10th defensive player and the fifth secondary recruit in this class, gentlemen.

So it's Nick Reddish.

He's 511, 185 pounds from Charlotte, North Carolina, Independence High School.

He's a consensus three-star.

Rivals has him ranked as the number 17 safety in the country and number 23 player

out of North Carolina.

There's no Irish breakdown grade, and we'll get to that in just a second as to why that is.

But it kind of goes to the fact that, you know, I.B takes their time and make sure that there there's enough film out there to make a an accurate

uh ranking and uh we don't have that yet and and but we'll get to it and we'll talk about that

in just a little bit guys but uh again the fifth secondary recruit in this class guys and and

this one uh Sean, has a very

interesting backstory to the entire thing and why they ended up with Nick in this class.

And, you know, it kind of kind of goes along with the Joey O'Brien commitment. And, you know,

and then this one comes as well. But i'll let you kind of talk about his

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