Notre Dame Embarks On Program Defining Month Of Recruiting

Notre Dame has entered a month of recruiting that could determine whether or not the Irish can close the gap and compete for a national title

It has been more than a year since Notre Dame was able to host recruits on campus, but that is now in the rearview mirror. Notre Dame and the rest of college football will be hosting recruits in June, and a strong case could be made that the upcoming month of recruiting is the most important for the Irish staff during the Brian Kelly tenure.

In our latest podcast we break down why the mont of June is so important, and how the success that Notre Dame has over the next month will determine if the Fighting Irish program keeps doing what it has been doing, or if the program can finally close the talent gap and win a national title.

We begin the show by discussing the big picture importance of the month of June. Part of that discussion is a hypothetical "dream class" that could contend for the nation's best, and it's made only of recruits that are visiting in June.

That is followed by a discussion of the key positions that Notre Dame must do well at in June, the specific players that will be on campus and where things stand, and we talk about the "gap closers" that Notre Dame simply must land in the 2022 class.

Following the podcast portion on this topic we answer listener and subscriber questions, and during that period we address the troubling wide receiver recruiting, the talented offensive line class, talk about the one "must-get" player on both sides of the ball and discuss a number of other topics related to the 2022 class.

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BRYAN DRISKELL

Bryan Driskell is the publisher of Irish Breakdown and has been covering Notre Dame football for over a decade. A former college football player and coach, Bryan and Irish Breakdown bring a level of expertise and analysis that is unmatched. From providing in depth looks at the Fighting Irish, breaking news stories and honest recruiting analysis, Irish Breakdown has everything Notre Dame football fans want and need. Bryan was previous a football analyst for Blue & Gold Illustrated before launching Irish Breakdown. He coached college football at Duquesne University, Muhlenberg College, Christopher Newport University, Wittenberg University and Defiance College. During his coaching career he was a pass game coordinator, recruiting coordinator, quarterbacks coach, running backs coach and wide receivers coach. Bryan earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in history from Salisbury University, where he played quarterback for the Sea Gulls. You can email Bryan at bryan@irishbreakdown.com. Become a premium Irish Breakdown member, which grants you access to all of our premium content and our premium message board! Click on the link below for more. BECOME A MEMBER Be sure to stay locked into Irish Breakdown all the time! Follow Bryan on Twitter: @CoachD178Like and follow Irish Breakdown on FacebookSubscribe to the Irish Breakdown YouTube channelSubscribe to the Irish Breakdown podcast on iTunes Sign up for the FREE Irish Breakdown daily newsletter