 And then last year in our district semifinal against Mount Air, we had a game that we thought got wrapped up and ended up giving up a three-run triple to get beaten. Colby was on the hill that night too, and I think he struck out 15 there. So he's been phenomenal in postseason play, especially in the big games. And that's exactly what we're going to need from him on Tuesday night. And as you kind of elaborated on a little bit, the offense has maybe always been the flashiest throughout the postseason, but continuing to find ways to get runs. Speak to that.