 So the opportunity was there for me to be able to get my foot in the door and start pitching on the weekends. And sure enough, I ended up winning that Sunday spot and continue my career. And Wes knew exactly what my plan was, and he was on board. He sat down one of the first days I was at Evansville and said, I want to be here for three years. I want to get drafted. I want to go start playing pro ball. And he was on board with me, and he just told me one thing. He said, just pass all your classes and win me a conference championship. And I was able to do both of those.