Thing we're hearing from Coach Sarkisian's wife L'Oreal, she sat down with K views, Emily, John Greco and is sharing her goals for our community and the UT team. Welcome, thank you for taking the time to sit down with me. Thank you for having me. I'm really honored. I'm honored for you sitting here right now, so tell me, how are you like in Austin? So far Austin has been fantastic. I had been to Austin several times because of trap, so I knew a little bit about the city, but not a lot. You know, track hotel, restaurant, that's it. But since we've gotten here, everyone has to be in fantastic. Seriously, we are really honored and blessed to be here, but apart from that too, I mean? The warm welcome we have received has been over the top. You were attracts or how did you get into that? My mom was a track track star. We ran and she was my coach until I went to college. What type of impact would you like to leave on Austin? Being able to provide resources to women and children who may need that help whatever that looks like as well as obviously the UT community. And you know, being being a coaches wife or just and now head coaches wife. I have so many sons I want to be able to help young men or men grow into better men as well as be a part of like alumnae community and donors. And you know, just being accessible to help with whatever needs to be helped to for us to be as successful as we can on and off the field. What is it like being a coach's wife? Well, do you have like a ritual on game day or what do you do? I don't, but my family will tell you. About two hours before the game you you need to be tidying up whatever you have going on, because in 30 minutes I am leaving the house with or without you. I need to be the last person getting dressed or that we are waiting on. I will leave you because I'm gonna be in my seat by a certain time so I already had to go on the field. You know, do our thing and then make my way back to my seat. You can be with me or you can get like it's the only thing I require after that. Like whatever you do in the morning. If it's a evening game, whatever you do you know during the day that that doesn't bother me because I'll probably just be watching like Sports Center or something anyway. But you know, like superstitions or anything, you got it. OK no, no you know I think part of that is having been an athlete. Haven't been a coach. I realized there is nothing. That I can do. Nothing that I can do that's gonna help those guys getting talent we just met. I love l'oreal's jacket. It's gorgeous. Thanks for that interview Emily and tomorrow on Daybreak we're gonna air Part 2 of Emily's conversation with L'Oreal.