How does your guys' performance in College Station and in Chapel Hill affect your outlook on the trajectory of the program going forward?

forward?Well, I feel good about it, Casey.

And, and like I said, it's just to lose game one in the regional at College Station, and I don't know, the guys were talking about like, you know, like 3%, or I don't know if that's what, what, what percentage is actually after you win-lose game one to actually come back and win a regional is, it's just this really small percentage of teams that have done that.

And so, and to do it at College Station, and to do it against obviously a, a great program in Texas A&M.

And so, so man, it's, it's good.

I think the trajectory's good.

I feel good about it.

What stood out to you about Zuni?

Mm.

I think that's gonna be my message tomorrow at practice, and Tu- Wednesday we'll try to get out and get a little early work in, get some work in.

We'll see.

It's like, don't lose sight of what we do well.

We pitch really well, and we play really good defense, and we're opportunistic on offense.

And so, but we can't, we can't miss out on opportunities, though.

Casey, to your point, when we get runners at second and third, one out, we, we...

But can you explain h- to, you know, our listeners how you balance your pitching plan for a conference tournament versus staying on the same schedule prior to a regional, and how that may change based on your at large standing when you're going into a conference tournament?

Does that still exist among you guys, UCLA, the teams that come in on Tuesdays to play you guys?

Yeah, I think so.

I think that we played Santa Barbara last night and Man, it was a great matchup.

It was a back and forth.

We were able to get a win.

But it's the Fullertons, the Irvines.

Now, I will say this.

How different is it? Or is it getting more similar? And is that an aspiration of yours to manage in the business? Well, it