All right, Brian, let's talk a little bit about defense, man, and we do still have some questions remaining about the defensive side of the ball.

And where we're going to start here is kind of what we touched on a little bit when we ended the questions answered.

And it's about Chris Ash, but kind of on the different side of the coin here,

and we still don't know what all the Chris Ash defense is going to entail.

And a lot of those answers, look, are also going to be found out on August 31st and then on throughout the season.

But some of the things that we don't

know yet, you know, are what is the personnel going to look like? What are the coverage

is going to look like? What's the rotation going to be? And so there are a lot of things that

weren't answered this spring. And some of them were, I was kind of expecting to not. Most of these,

we didn't really know what the answer was going to be.

And it's an entirety this spring.

So this is an understandable one.

This isn't even really a criticism, Trev.

This is just more of an acknowledgement of it.

And I think it's even more so an acknowledgement by the way that Chris Ash decided he wanted

to install this spring, which I'm actually a fan of, by the way.

Yeah.

And that is from what we were told.

And there was an intel piece on the board about this a couple weeks ago.

So all the board members, this won't surprise you.

This won't be new.

But one thing that I was told is that Chris Ash has decided he wanted to kind of go with a slow and steady rollout of the changes he's going to make for a host

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