So somebody who I think we keep an eye on in this heat is Robert Gregory in clear on the inside in lane nine. He ran a stellar 200 meters last night. He looked like somebody we somebody who's really coming to his own in this time of the season. But Faber Ashe certainly certainly you know one to watch as the defending champion. If things are right and he feels good, we know we know he's an outstanding runner, but didn't get a didn't get a real positive buy from Ken Harlan earlier today. There is Robert Gregory, he will be out there in lane number nine, closes to the middle of the infield. Right next to the defending champion, Faber Ashe. Ashe was the runner up at the NCAA championship last year to Joseph Fom Bullet of Florida. Ashe cloaked coached by Lee Roy Burrell, the new head coach at Auburn. And Ashe with a pretty good start along with Robert Gregory and Durian Camel. But it is Faber Ashe and with a late charge, very late charge. It was his teammate, Azim Fahmi of Auburn. The freshman who came up very, very fast right at the end 10, 07, directed to 10, 06 with a 1.3 meters per second win under the allowable. So Ashe threw to the final. Okay, well maybe maybe coach Ken Harlan didn't didn't want to put it all out there, but Auburn, the two Auburn runners ran extremely well. There you see Faber Ashe, it doesn't look like there's anything wrong with him from a physical standpoint, but he blasts out of the blocks and when he gets it right, we saw him do this last year when he really makes a nice transition into upright running. He can pull away from just about anyone. There you see Azim Fahmi, 10, 11. That'll be a season best for him as well. Faber Ashe from Malaysia, run to 10, 11 and is an Auburn sweep. 10, 11 certainly a time that should get through to the final, probably will. And Durian Camel is right on the bubble at 10, 16. He's got to wait through one more heat, but the winner of that heat, Faber Ashe, the defending champion downstairs with John.