Welcome to the latest episode of the Shamrock.

I'm Pete Samson.

Join us with my co-host Matt Fortuna special guest, Mike Monaco, a return guest.

This experience is Shamrock Bump, which we'll talk about a little bit.

And in our interview with him, did the College World Series.

We talked a little bit of broadcasting too.

Matt, this was Marcus Freeman Car Wash Week, where he did, I think, seven interviews.

I won't say back-to-back seven times. But Philip, his entire Monday with it, I was in there for about a half hour,

had a Q&A up on the Athletic Today, saving some stuff for kind of an Ohio State story down

the road, some other recruiting stuff down the road as well. But instead of kind of going over personnel stuff, which I understand why different publications

would do that, I kind of try to be as 30,000 foot view as I could on leadership and strategy

in terms of how I spent the time.

What, there would be mine or some other thing, other sort of outlets, what do you sort

to take away from the Marcus Freeman Media Blitz from Monday?

Well, you mentioned car wash and your first question was about him driving a Ferrari,

which he made clear is not his full-time mode of transportation. I am curious,

what car does he drive? We know Brian Kelly drives a Tesla. I've read that 12 times in the last six

months. I thought I had to start with an automotive question because every Brian Kelly story

involves his Tesla plaid. But I think it's an SUV. I couldn't tell you what it is, but I is. But I don't know if it's an escalade or a Yukon. It's something large that would fit a guy who is either transporting around football players or six kids. So there you go. The Ferrari is not practical at all in that way. No, that was my first thought when I read that too, and he got into it in the answer,

was like, that might not be the most ideal way to, like, stuff linemen into a car that

you're trying to show around campus.

But, no, I thought, no, I liked your approach.

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