Where does he fit in? With some of the greatest players ever worked in New Jersey? Definitely one of the best since I've been here. And I think, you know, when you look at not only what she's done on the court, but who she is as a person, her commitment and loyalty to our program, the way she represents not only women's basketball, but the University of Missouri this community. You know, servant leader, it's never been about Haley since day one. I think that's what makes her very, very uncommon. You know, I don't think she came here to set out to be the all time leading scorer or anything like that. I think she came here to learn and grow and just experience a culture that's I think, pretty special and and make a positive impact and she's absolutely done that and more. So. One of the best shooters ever to play here at the University of Missouri but, you know, record books or record books, the legacy she's left behind because of who she is and how she shows up every day is very uncommon, and very special. We're very blessed to have her here. Did you expect a career out of harmony recruiting Stratford? Well, I don't know if I really had expectations, but I was pretty optimistic on on the kind of player that we were getting, again, just so fundamental, her dad Steve, just incredible high school coach, they had a lot of success. She's won at a high level. She understands what it takes to win. She's kind of like having another coach on the court. And you know, I think her the impact that she's had over her five years is, is has been really really big for our program. And we're not ready to say goodbye yet. I didn't want to look at him too much tonight because I knew it'd be pretty emotional but very, very grateful for what she's Mentor Program. Haley,