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That's dunkdown.combecast.com.com.com. F.m.m. Well, John, it is that time of year, again,

actually slightly later than we've been doing this normally. But you mentioned the other day

that you thought there would be significant coaching turnover this year. So

you can now get your chance to perhaps rank some of these guys for the last time here in our

coach rankings. Yes. Although I should I should emphasize that in several cases where I have

these coaches ranked has absolutely nothing to do with their job security.

Yes.

No, I think as I was going through it, I thought that as well.

And one of the things that suck out to me is if you just, I found had a lot of difficulty finding a bottom, bottom tier, other than maybe one.

I feel the same. I feel the same.

I feel the same way.

Okay.

Yeah.

There's nobody who you look at and you're like, man, this, this, again, other than one,

who I think is widely expected to be moved on from, that you're like, man man, like this coach would get fired and probably would

deserve it, right? Like, there really are not many guys like that anymore. I say this every year

that it seems like the coaching profession gets better and better, at least as far as they're

being, you know, fewer just coaches that you feel like don't know what they're doing at all.

I think that's definitely been a trend. And it was honestly, I felt pretty good at one and

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