All right, Brian. Last segment that we're going to talk about today are the breakout players and who we

predict being these breakout players on offense.

And again, I had more trouble thinking through the breakout players than I did the

star power players because there's so many players on this team that can fit inside this bucket.

But once we start sorting out, okay, we're going to have a, you know, a day where we talk

about the sophomore class and some underrated players, it started to kind of weed some things

out. But when we talk about this, Brian, walk us through before we dive into the individual

players, what was kind of the criteria for the breakout?

What is this? Because there's a lot of different ways you can interpret breakout.

We evaluate breakouts differently here, but the reality is, is because of what Trevor said,

we're not even going to talk about a couple of categories.

In the past, we've said a breakout is really when a guy breaks from one,

one area of the team, like one aspect of his role to another,

whether it's a guy that's never played that becomes a really important part of your rotation,

whether it's a guy that's part is a rotation player to a really good starter,

and then a really good

starter to a star like there's different levels to to being a breakout there's a guy in this

category that that was a breakout last season that's going to be a breakout again in this

season but it's breaking out into different, in different ways. Some guys break out

and become star players. You know, Leonard Moore had a breakout last season that made him a star

player. Drake Bowen had a breakout last season that was much different. He didn't become a star

last season. It wasn't a star, but he was a pretty darn good player after being, like,

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