Mm-hmm.

You know, and, and so it's much harder for high school guys to find opportunities.

I think it's hard because if ...

I, I kind of, um, equate it to the situation where in the NFL you've got the, you've got the draft and you've got free agency- And if you're always relying on free agency to improve your team, you're gonna be in trouble, 'cause you're gonna overpay for guys, you're patching holes.

So I think the long-term play, you've gotta be great in the draft, and then use the free, use free agency to fill specific needs.

And so to me, I see, ideally, some schools can't afford to do it like this, but ideally you'd have a similar, um, dynamic at, at the college level right now to where high school recruiting would be your draft.

So we, we've gotta hit a lot of the high school recruits, get great guys in the building, and then use the transfer portal to selectively target specific needs.

And like you said, we talked about GMs and those kind of roles open up too, but any last advice or parting advice, um, for the listeners and viewers here before we go?