 Me personally, that's always my preference. Let's get the ball coming out of the locker room at halftime. We have a chance to see what you're made of, make adjustments, and then we'll get the ball. But I wonder if this almost plays into what we saw last week against Borgia, where the Central Rebels, St. Francis Borgia, went back and forth throughout much of that game. It was far closer than the 50-28 final score that we saw. But Central wanted to be able to put St. Francis Borgia on the ropes and get them to play chase the entire time, as opposed to being able to play ahead if they get the ball first.