Pat Chun on New Stadium Name

So a little bit of background. Last year when our sponsorship agreement with our friends at Alaska Airlines was entering its final year, we reflected on how much it changed since 2015. Alaska Airlines was in a very, very unique, different place and how they had grown. And we knew how much we had changed and we had grown and how different college athletics was. In 2026, we found ourselves in the largest, most comprehensive sports conference in college athletics in the Big Ten, a national conference with a national platform. So as we thought about where we wanted to take the next iteration of what we would consider our two most premium assets, this football stadium and the basketball arena, our goal was to end up in the best possible position with long-term partners committed to our region, state and community. So first, as we evaluated our options on how we would get to this destination, we knew we needed to tool ourselves with the right consultants. That led us really right down the road to our friends at One Roof Sports. Todd doesn't need any introduction or any background on what he means to the people here in Seattle. But I did learn this, and this is why Todd, because obviously they're busy enough. With what they do on a day-to-day basis and what they're trying to do for the future of Seattle sports, but how much they care about this city, how much they understand how this athletic department really is the front-facing brand of this institution, and how important a strong University of Washington is to Seattle is really probably the only motivation Todd and his team needed.