Charlie Wade

feels that way.

But what do you think about Brian Hossfeld? yeah I mean his resume speaks for himself for itself obviously coach at Baylor was at Texas after that so he's just been in the game for a very long time and I love that he's got this head coaching opportunity again he knows Charlie Wade very well as well they ran a club together back in the day so you just know a lot of he's been around a lot of great people a lot of great volleyball he was at Wichita State obviously they're historically one of the best mid-majors in volleyball as well so They did schedule really tough in the non-conference So they see how they're really tough and you did that on purpose like obviously when I was at Baylor Scheduled him to play them in Nebraska So they they've been battle-tested.

They're coming in here.

Absolutely with that mindset that they're gonna they want to win

There's no replacing Shalai Reed on this team.

But we are thankful for Panaratkai, and there's got to be a way that they're going to use both of them, just as Charlie Wade did with Kanoa Wade and Tristan Tatriski.

You're able to use them both, and that's, I'm sure, what Josh Walker is going to do when Shalai Reed is healthy.

So right now, you don't rush her back because I don't think you need to.

And Tip Wells had told me that it was basically something to measure their health numbers, you know, whether it's their heartbeat and breathing and stuff like that.

And that's something I don't recall, but I do understand that Charlie Wade and his team have used that.

But that's just one example.

The way he talked about the tournament a couple of weeks ago, the Outrigger Invitational tournament, When they beat three teams, Utah Tech, Loyola Marymount, and UC San Diego in consecutive, well, three out of four nights, Thursday, Friday, Sunday.