Welcome in, I see daily for Thursday, May the 28th.

I'm Tommy Ashley.

That's Greg Barnes, sponsored by Johnny T-shirt, Johnny T-shirt.com.

By the time you watch this, Carolina will be, you know, roughly 36 hours or less away from hosting the Chapel Hill Regional, Tennessee, East Carolina at noon on Friday,

Carolina VCU, scheduled tentatively for 5 p.m. We'll see if that time holds. But Greg,

one thing that's been a topic of a debate on message boards and it's really across the country

is when you get to tournament time, what do you do with your pitching

rotation? Do you keep it the same? Do you quote unquote hold the ace like the banner says at

the bottom or do you just, you know, wing it? And one thing we know, Scott Forbes doesn't wing

anything. There's always a plan. But overall, your thoughts here. I'm a little bit

of an old school guy and you go with what got you there, but let's talk about it.

I've always thought it's a fascinating conversation. And this is one, to your point, that we've

had not just locally for decades, but it's a national conversation.

And the interesting thing about the NCAAs is how the, you know, each round is completely

different. You know, you start backwards in Omaha and you've got a unique format where

you have two double elimination tournaments,

and then the winners of those go on to play in a best of three,

which is very similar to what you see, you know,

a typical three-game slate in the regular season.

And then you go to the Super Regionals, and that's the same way.

And it's essentially a three-game series that you may not have to play the third game.

So you know what your pitching rotation is going to look like in that setup.

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