I mean, could you pinpoint like what the catalyst for all that was? Or is it just you guys got it together and we're loving each other?

I think you're right.

First off, May was tough because you put in so much work and so much effort, and when you aren't getting the results you want, it can be frustrating.

You can feel like you're doing something wrong.

But if I were to say what was the moment that changed everything, honestly, we just trusted our preparation.

We trusted the preparation we did from the fall, from the first day of the season.

We knew that we had the talent to do it.

I mean, even during the regional when we hosted, it wasn't helpful.

Who would have thought that tonight you'd be back at that stadium for the first time since, except for practicing, and celebrating a national title? Trey, I know that it's easy to say, "Oh, we all thought we could." Where were you at one point mentally when the wins just weren't coming?

I definitely think we were down, um, a little bit.

The, the thing was when you're in that state, especially in baseball, you're just searching for answers, and it's kind of hard to trust your process.

Um, you can go back and look at our, our record at the time, and we were just losing series after series, and it felt like we couldn't find it.

Um, but our coaches just kept telling us, "You got to trust the process.

Keep putting one foot in front of the other.

It's going to turn around at some point," and it eventually did.

And it just, what was it like for you? What did you do? What'd you do Monday night?

Don't get

yourself in trouble.

I'll just tell because nothing happened between me and the umpire.

I'll just tell it from the start.

So I hit the single that was taken away.

I look back and no one.

I mean, the umpires are calling time and I'm like, what's going on? Like, oh, it was a pitch clock violation.

And then, you know, what for you all did it take to keep your confidence up facing a guy that's kind of got your number for a minute?