Kevin Sinclair here at Irish Illustrated on our tracking the trail podcast, our recruiting pod.

I'm joined by my coworker Eric Thomas.

We're going to get into multiple topics here today.

Notre Dame landing a commitment not too long ago.

Also some, you know, uncertainties and anxieties and what if within the 2025 recruiting

classes, Notre Dame works through fall camp.

Obviously, we'll be able to host recruits during the season, during home games.

I'm going to be interesting to see how that plays out and how they fill their remaining gaps. And then also, as I do, and Eric will be joining me this fall every year, is covering the

Notre Dame commits during their season. We always learned so much about them in their senior year.

For example, looking back last year, Micah Gilbert, for example, we all liked him, but going into that season,

we thought he was solid, four-star recruit, you know, but by the end of the year, we all knew he was,

he was more than that. And he wasn't the only one, and there's a few of those every year.

So we're going to get into that later in the podcast with Eric, Brandon Logan, in-state kid, commits to Notre Dame recently.

I think you've probably watched his film more than I have.

I've also spoken with his coach, and I'll touch on that.

But what are your thoughts on that commitment and just Brandon Logan in general?

Yeah, first of all, his athletic measurements are off the charts, like legitimate, like elite athleticism we we throw that

term around probably more often than we actually should for what elite really means

Brandon Logan falls into that category he is an excellent baseball prospect perfect pitch or

perfect game excuse me a recruiting service for baseball prospects, like really looking

towards the MLB draft. They rank him as a 9.5, which is somewhere between a guy who's

basically like a surefire at a high school MLB guy to someone who's like a top level college

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