 Maybe we'll have Madric McNeely because he is only $8,800 and he's 65 to 1 which is actually the exact same odds as Max Homa and I would guess all that optimism from a betting perspective comes from his current form because McNeely enters this event having made 11 consecutive cuts. He has just four top 20s in that time but three of those top 20s have come within the past four events and that does include a fifth place finish at the Pebble Beach Pro Am. So good upside there. Some of this has been fueled by putting and Bermuda is not his best putting surface but he also gained 5.1 strokes in approach at the Honda Classic and he's now gained an approach in all four PGA Tour events since January 1st and we tend not to buy into small samples if they're with older golfers but McNeely's 24 and that makes sense that he might make some gains. So have you seen enough from McNeely to take some stabs here as a value play at $8,800? I don't know if I see enough not to chase it which is kind of how I tend to approach things. I try to be a little bit more skeptical and see you know there's got to be a reason not to play him. Now you mentioned he's kind of been fueled by his putter and that's definitely the case but the problem is I don't want to bank on like the 5.1 strokes approach at the Honda because one week samples really pretty irrelevant but he has been kind of gaining you know for the most part in 2020 like you said so that helps me and for $8,800 we don't need him to win necessarily. I don't know what the upside is but overall I don't hate it. Yeah. I think that's a format too like I'm intrigued I would say and this is a good tier. I think there at least I think it's a good tier. There are a couple other golfers I like who are right near McNeely's salary but I'm still okay with taking some stabs at McNeely and still filtering because I'm going to need more than one value play to go Rory plus balanced so I think that's fine. I'm in on him on McNeely. He is not my number one guy in this tier but he doesn't need to be in order to make my player pool whereas like with the other ranges you kind of do have to be at the top he's kind of like probably third I would say for me below 9,000 and that's okay. I can definitely get behind that still. Yeah just it comes down to how willing you are to buy into a small sample on a young guy because we can see those turnarounds we can see those adjustments be made the long-term form not promising so like again that's what I typically use for like projecting wins. I'm not saying that McNeely is going to win but his odds have moved from 100 to 1 to 65 to 1 so some people think he might have it. I don't think I'm quite there myself. Doesn't have to win though so we will certainly take it for Maverick McNeely at $800.