... on college campuses.

Instead of seeing a GM of an Olympic sport, I can use Stanford tennis as an example.

We have a group of five or six of us that are engaged with the coach and really involved from an NIL perspective, and have good insight into the program, and also kind of a sounding board for, for the coach as well.

And I think that's gonna be the model that's gonna work for the Olympic sports going forward.

I think that's gonna be really important to have a group of people that are really, really care about the program and are willing to put not only money in, but time as well.

And the sports are gonna have to figure it out on their own without the subsidy from football and basketball.

Very, very true.

Uh, I have a question for Charles.