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Another must see edition of Meet the Irish drops featuring safety Rod Heard II

Pretty interesting how Heard figured out that Notre Dame was the place for him

It pays to have a program that is well respected among players, which was one of the biggest draws for [autotag]Rod Heard II[/autotag] in his selection of Notre Dame.

The former Northwestern safety who is originally from Farmington Hills, Michigan, is an area that has produced more than a few Irish players. Drew Mahalic, Ovie Oghoufo, and Khalid Kareem each grew up in the same town, which helped push Heard to his decision to join the Notre Dame program.

He broke down his transfer recruitment process along with what his favorite part about being a member of the football team, who his favorite coach is, musician, what his hidden talent is, and much more in the most recent [autotag]Meet the Irish[/autotag] social media video.

Someone will have to teach Heard how to perform an Irish jig, aside from that, it seems like he’s extremely happy with his choice of finishing his collegiate career with Notre Dame.

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Notre Dame football releases Meet the Irish, Jeremiyah Love

Another great Meet the Irish feature

Notre Dame football’s social media account has been featuring players in a series called Meet the Irish.

They previously highlighted wide receiver Beaux Collins, and its latest profile is of running back [autotag]Jeremiyah Love[/autotag]. We all have seen what the sophomore did during his first year, but there was an adjustment that he needed to make heading into this season.

Love explained that he needed to add more weight to be better, which shows that he likes to watch, if he’s playing EA Sports NCAA College Football 2025, what his favorite pregame music he listens to, which celebrations he likes to do and much more.

You have to commend the Irish social media team, this series has been fantastic. We all see the work that Notre Dame players do on Saturday’s, but rarely do we get some insight into other aspects of our lives.

It help us connect with them in ways that we haven’t previously.

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