He might be closer to, you know, pushing up on 7'3".

Wow, wow.

I'm just so excited about this team.

I'm excited for Coach Kelsey and what he's done with this NIL budget that he did for over $25 million, man, with this program.

I'm waiting to see.

Now it's time to handle business, Rashawn.

I mean, the wait was anticipated.

Yeah, Adrian definitely had

How long have you been here, and how did you come here? How did you learn about Primland?

I think my ties to Wake Forest University, just right down the road to Winston-Salem, it's an hour away, and I think that had a little bit to do with me being involved with them, and I think it started a little bit with the Tavistock Cup, which was an event, used to be Lake Nona and Isleworth and Tiger and These two, the courses there in Orlando, they had a lot of chirping going on and our course, our members are better than your members and all that.

And so they had a little competition.

And then there were a couple other courses added after a few years.

And then I think Harold Prima, he said, hey, how do we get involved in this? And so they added a couple more and Primlin was his baby, obviously.

And We had Fred Couples and a couple other really nice players, my son Bill and Webb Simpson, and we ended up losing by a shot at Iowa, I guess that was maybe 2013.

But my connection to Wake, I think, got me in the door.

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Jay, to keep doing this and to do it so well, why do you love doing this? I mean, still.

You know, I tell people that when I'm playing around and I see a shot and I'm able to hit it, That's what keeps me going.

It doesn't happen very often anymore.

I can kind of pick and choose now when it does happen.

But it's just me against the course, me against the shot at the hand there.

But I don't know.

I just enjoy competing.

Was there something, whether it be solid core golf ball, whether it be a bigger headed drive, was there something that you struggle with with technology advancements?