 from the University of Wisconsin to qualify at the NCAA tournament as an individual since 2008. And he is the defending champion after a 72-hole total last year of 20 under par. So that'll tell you right now. That means it's five rounds of 67, basically, is what it is. You have to be in the 60s if you're going to win the Ray Fisher because it's a birdie fest. And that's why the guys love it because at the State Open and the State Amateur and the other things that they play,