Saturday, March 5
Gainesville, FL
2 PM
Florida Gators
vs
Kentucky
Keyontae Johnson will be among seven UF seniors honored before Saturday's regular-season finale and showdown against No. 7 Kentucky.
Get Ready for Emotional, High Stakes Senior Sendoff
Friday, March 4, 2022 | Men's Basketball, Chris Harry
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — First and foremost, the Florida Gators face a monumental challenge Saturday in facing the loaded and seventh-ranked Kentucky Wildcats in the 2021-22 regular-season finale for both teams. The Gators (19-12, 9-8) not only on the NCAA Tournament "bubble," but listing to wrong side of it. They need a few more wins; good, high-quality wins, the likes of which a visit from the Wildcats (24-6, 13-4) provides. UK, of course, will not come to town with any sympathies toward the home team. Not with a potential No. 1 seed in the NCAA field in the Cats' hands.
There's a bunch on the table for both teams, so there's that.
Now roll in "Senior Day" recognitions for the home. Florida will not — count 'em — a whopping seven players who very likely will be making their final appearances on the floor at Exactech Arena. Pregame salutes to Colin Castleton, Tyree Appleby, Anthony Duruji, Myreon Jones, Phlandrous Fleming Jr., and Brandon McKissic — with 245 games and 2,475 points worth of service wearing orange and blue, and what they've done for the Gators this season — will make for quite a jam-packed tribute.
And then Keyontae Johnson will be introduced.
Clearly, there will be a lot going on at the O'Dome, and a lot to impact in the aftermath.
"I could go on for a while about this group," UF coach Mike White said.
[Read senior writer Chris Harry's "Pregame Stuff" setup here]
Johnson's last game as a Gator was Dec. 12, 2020 at Florida State. Everyone knows what happened that day and what Johnson, his teammates and coaches endured in the days, weeks, months that followed. He's a been a loyal soldier — a sort of de facto grad assistant — for the team ever since.
The 6-foot-5, 231-pounder from Virginia, Johnson was an instant impact player. He moved into the starting lineup midway through his freshman season due to an injury and owned the spot for the next nearly two years, earning first-team All-SEC honors as a sophomore, then entering the '20-21 season as the league's preseason player of the year. He was averaging 16.0 points, shooting 64 percent from the floor, nearly 38 percent from the 3-point line and making just shy of 79 percent of his free throws was tragedy struck.
He'll walk on to the O'Dome floor once more Saturday, this time into the arms of his mother, father, siblings, teammates and, no doubt, the metaphoric arms of the Gator Nation.
"This was my dream school, so it's going to be special for me to see how much the people appreciate what I did," Johnson said. "Yeah, I'll probably cry."
He thought about it.
"No, I'll definitely cry."
He won't be the only one.
Here's a look at the seven seniors what they've accomplished at Florida date … with still more out there for the taking.
TYREE APPLEBY
About: Fifth-year senior from Jacksonville, Ark. … 6-1, 163 pounds. … Transferred from Cleveland State in 2019 and sat out the 2019-20 season per NCAA rules. At CSU, he scored 899 points and posted just the second triple-double in program history, with a career-high game of 37 points against Bowling Green. … At UF, has played 55 games, with 40 starts. … Averaged 11.3 points, 2.5 rebounds and 3.6 assists over two seasons. … Will graduate in the spring with a degree in educational science. … Has one year of eligibility remaining, due to COVID.
Highlights: Posted 18 double-figure scoring games in '20-21, his first season in the SEC. This season, hit a 27-foot, game-winning buzzer-beater against Ohio State in the championship game of the Fort Myers Tip-Off on Nov. 24, 2021 to give the Gators a pulsating 71-68 victory. Went 10-for-10 from the free-throw line, including two makes with 2.3 seconds to go in a 66-65 comeback win Feb. 1 at Missouri. Poured in a UF career-best 26 points in the come-from-behind upset of second-ranked Auburn last month, hitting five 3-pointers. Right now, he's playing the best basketball of his Florida career, with a four-game stretch averaging 19.5 points, while hitting 24 of his 51 field-goal attempts (.470) and 16 of 33 from the arc (.484) over that span.
Quote: "Experience-wise, for me, being here has been great. I came from a mid-major to prove I could play high Division-I and I think I've done that. To play Kentucky in the last game, that'll be a memorable moment."
COLIN CASTLETON
About: True senior from Deland, Fla. … 6-11, 240 pounds. … Transferred from Michigan in 2020 and was was ruled eligible to play immediately. … At UM, he scored just 99 points in 44 games (no starts) over two seasons. … At UF, has played 48 games, with 45 starts. … Over his two UF seasons has averaged 14.3 points and 7.7 rebounds, while shooting 56.3 percent from the floor and 73.9 from the free-throw line. …Will graduate in the spring with a degree in educational science. … Has one year of eligibility remaining, due to COVID.
Highlights: Take your pick. Castleton has been a low-post godsend since he arrived in Gainesville. After averaging just 1.8 points during two seasons with the Wolverines, Castleton received second-team All-SEC honors as a league rookie when he erupted on the conference scene in '21, scoring a career-high 23 points in the Gators league opener at Vanderbilt. He went on to finish with 14 double-figure outing last season. This season, he has ascended to become arguably the most skilled offensive post player in the SEC. He became the first UF player since Joakim Noah to tally at least 15 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks in a game when UF beat win Florida State, finishing with 15-16-6 in the Gators' first victory over the Seminoles since 2013. Castleton has tallied eight double-doubles this season, and twice has outplayed the SEC Defensive Player of the Year favorite, Auburn's 7-1 center Walker Kessler, including a 19-point, 8-rebound, 3-block masterpiece in UF's upset of the Tigers two weeks ago. He currently is on a 13-game streak of double-figure scoring, with a career-best 29 points in the loss to Arkansas along the way. His current numbers show 16.1 points per game, 9.0 rebounds, 60 blocked shots, 54.0-percent shooting from the floor and 71.0 from the line.
Quote: "I'm so thankful for the opportunity that was given me to come and play here. They welcomed me right away and everybody — everybody, all your guys — treated me like family. The day-to-day stuff was super easy from the start. When I first got here I was really nervous. I didn't know how it would play out. Plus, it was the COVID year. But I learned to cherish every second because it went by so quickly. I love this university and have loved every second of my time here. I can't believe it's almost over."
ANTHONY DURUJI
About: Fifth-year senior from Germantown, Md. … 6-7, 209 pounds. … Transferred from Louisiana Tech in 2019 and sat out the '19-20 season per NCAA rules. ... Scored 632 points in 54 games with the Bulldogs. … At UF, has played 53 games, with 44 starts. … Averaged 7.5 points and 4.3 rebounds over his two UF seasons, including 8.8 and 4.3, respectively, in 2021-22. … Graduated in the spring of 2020 with a degree in educational sciences and currently is pursuing a masters degree in entrepreneurship. … Married former UF sprinter Lauren Ghee on Aug. 6, 2021. … Has one year of eligibility remaining, due to COVID.
Highlights: When Castleton was sidelined for six games this season with a shoulder injury, Duruji slid from his power forward spot and became an undersized "5" man. In Castleton's absence, Duruji averaged 11.8 points over 28.3 minutes per game, shot 56.3 percent from the floor, made 21 of 26 free throws and grabbed 4.3 rebounds, as the Gators went 4-2 in those games. His 22 points, including a mid-court steal and acrobatic run-out "and-1" finish, in a big double-digit comeback against Mississippi State at the O'Dome helped marked his UF career-high scoring output.
Quote: "My journey at Florida has been one of growth and self-discovery in understanding myself. Basketball has taught me a lot about who I am as a person; my strengths and the things I need to get better. Florida has forwarded me as both a leader and a man."
PHLANDROUS FLEMING JR.
About: Graduate-transfer from Athens, Ga. … 6-5, 205 pounds. … Transferred from Charleston Southern, where he scored more than 1,500 points, was a first-team All-Big South selection and two-time conference defensive player of the year. … At UF, has played 30 games, with 19 starts. … Averaged 10.9 points, 4.2 rebounds and leads the team in steals with 42. … Will receive a graduate certificate in sports management. … This season will complete his five seasons of NCAA eligibility.
Highlights: Has played the best basketball of his lone Florida season over the last several games, including last week's UF career-best performance in a dazzling homecoming before dozens of family and friends at Georgia. Fleming, the 2017 Class 5A Georgia Player of the Year, tallied 27 points, five rebounds, four assists and a steal over 36 minutes while playing just four miles from where he grew up. And Tuesday night, Fleming hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with just 6.3 seconds left to finish off a performance of 16 points, four rebounds, six assists, three steals and two blocked shots in a stirring road 84-78 comeback win at Vanderbilt.
Quote: "We've been battle-tested and I've been battle-tested. Being here has brought my game to another level because of the competition we've faced all season. The relationships I've built with these guys is going to last forever; the memories, too. A lot of memories ... yeah, one specifically."
KEYONTAE JOHNSON
About: True senior from Norfolk, Va. … 6-5, 229 pounds. … Played and mostly started for two full seasons, then, in the fourth game of his junior year, was stricken by a heart ailment and passed out during a Dec. 12, 2020 game at Florida State. After a 10-day stay in Tallahassee and Gainesville hospitals, he returned to the team in a player/coach capacity and has remained in that role the last two seasons. … 71 games, 55 starts. … For his two-plus UF seasons, averaged 11.1 points and 6.6 rebounds, while shooting 52.1 percent from the floor, 37.6 from the 3-point line and 72.1 from the free-throw stripe. Was named 2020-21 Preseason SEC Player of the Year. … On schedule to graduate this spring with a degree in educational science. … Technically, has two years of eligibility remaining, but his basketball-playing future (wherever or whatever that might be) is something he and his family continue to weigh.
Highlights: First-team All-SEC as a sophomore following the 2019-20 season when he averaged 14.0 points and 7.1 rebounds in starting all 31 games. Along the way was named MVP of the Charleston Classic after averaging 16.3 points and 8.0 rebounds in leading team to tournament title with wins over St. Joseph's, Miami and 18th-ranked Xavier. The season before, he became the first freshman since Donnell Harvey in 2000 to post a double-double in the SEC Tournament since — and then did it again the very next day. His career totals show 789 points and 468 rebounds, with 13 double-doubles and eight 20-point games, including four 20-point, 10-rebound games. Johnson's career-high was 25 in a home win over LSU on Feb. 26, 2020.
Quote: "Write your own story."
MYREON JONES
About: True senior from Birmingham, Ala. … 6-3, 175 pounds. … Transferred last spring from Penn State, where he was a two-time honorable mention All-Big Ten selection, scored 834 points over three seasons and shot 37.6 percent from the 3-point line. … At UF, has played 29 games, with 19 starts. … Has averaged 9.1 points and 2.7 rebounds, while shooting 37.4 percent from the floor and 34.7 from deep. … Is on scheduled to graduate with a degree in educational science. … Will have one year of eligibility remaining, due to COVID.
Highlights: Scored 20 points in the season opener against Elon, his first game in a UF uniform. One game after passing the 1,000-point milestone for his career, he made his first five 3-pointers in a road win at Missouri, then hit a career-high seven 3s in a home win over Georgia on his way to a UF career-best 23 points. Comes into his "Senior Day" game with back-to-back 13-point outings, having shot 50 percent from the floor and dropped eight of his last 15 tries from deep in the wins at Georgia and Vanderbilt.
Quote: "This program taught me how to win more. And with this team, I feel I took more of a leadership role than any time in my career. That's something I think I can take away from here and be proud of."
BRANDON McKISSIC
About: Graduate-transfer from St, Louis … 6-3, 200 pounds. … Transferred from Missouri-Kansas, where he scored more than 1,000 points, was a first-team All-Summit League selection and 2021 conference defensive player of the year. … At UF, has played 30 games, with 20 starts. … Has averaged 6.0 points and 2.7 rebounds. … Will receive a graduate certificate in sports management. … This season will complete his five seasons of NCAA eligibility.
Highlights: Has only reached double-figure scoring four times this season (none in SEC play), but if the Gators need a stop, McKissic is in the game — like he was Tuesday night when he helped force a pivotal late turnover when assigned to stick with Vandy star and SEC scoring leader Scotty Pippin Jr. Either McKissic or Fleming is the best on-ball defender, with McKissic at his best when the challenge is most physical. He is second on the team in charges drawn with five. Though nearly a 40-percent 3-point shooter during his career at UMKC, McKissic struggled to make this season (26.0 from deep, 55.3 from the free-throw line), but has hit at least one 3 in each of the last five games and is over 40 percent from the arc during that span.
Quote: "Unforgettable. That's the word I'd use to describe my time here. On the court, I've experienced stuff I never thought I would experience. Off the court, this is a family. These are relationships I believe will be lifelong relationships. I just feel blessed and grateful that I got this opportunity at the Florida. I told my mom [this week] that I wish I had another year here. It went by so fast, but I made sure to live it in the moment every day. It truly changed my life, honestly."
There's a bunch on the table for both teams, so there's that.
Now roll in "Senior Day" recognitions for the home. Florida will not — count 'em — a whopping seven players who very likely will be making their final appearances on the floor at Exactech Arena. Pregame salutes to Colin Castleton, Tyree Appleby, Anthony Duruji, Myreon Jones, Phlandrous Fleming Jr., and Brandon McKissic — with 245 games and 2,475 points worth of service wearing orange and blue, and what they've done for the Gators this season — will make for quite a jam-packed tribute.
And then Keyontae Johnson will be introduced.
Clearly, there will be a lot going on at the O'Dome, and a lot to impact in the aftermath.
"I could go on for a while about this group," UF coach Mike White said.
[Read senior writer Chris Harry's "Pregame Stuff" setup here]
Johnson's last game as a Gator was Dec. 12, 2020 at Florida State. Everyone knows what happened that day and what Johnson, his teammates and coaches endured in the days, weeks, months that followed. He's a been a loyal soldier — a sort of de facto grad assistant — for the team ever since.
The 6-foot-5, 231-pounder from Virginia, Johnson was an instant impact player. He moved into the starting lineup midway through his freshman season due to an injury and owned the spot for the next nearly two years, earning first-team All-SEC honors as a sophomore, then entering the '20-21 season as the league's preseason player of the year. He was averaging 16.0 points, shooting 64 percent from the floor, nearly 38 percent from the 3-point line and making just shy of 79 percent of his free throws was tragedy struck.
He'll walk on to the O'Dome floor once more Saturday, this time into the arms of his mother, father, siblings, teammates and, no doubt, the metaphoric arms of the Gator Nation.
"This was my dream school, so it's going to be special for me to see how much the people appreciate what I did," Johnson said. "Yeah, I'll probably cry."
He thought about it.
"No, I'll definitely cry."
He won't be the only one.
Here's a look at the seven seniors what they've accomplished at Florida date … with still more out there for the taking.
TYREE APPLEBY
About: Fifth-year senior from Jacksonville, Ark. … 6-1, 163 pounds. … Transferred from Cleveland State in 2019 and sat out the 2019-20 season per NCAA rules. At CSU, he scored 899 points and posted just the second triple-double in program history, with a career-high game of 37 points against Bowling Green. … At UF, has played 55 games, with 40 starts. … Averaged 11.3 points, 2.5 rebounds and 3.6 assists over two seasons. … Will graduate in the spring with a degree in educational science. … Has one year of eligibility remaining, due to COVID.
Highlights: Posted 18 double-figure scoring games in '20-21, his first season in the SEC. This season, hit a 27-foot, game-winning buzzer-beater against Ohio State in the championship game of the Fort Myers Tip-Off on Nov. 24, 2021 to give the Gators a pulsating 71-68 victory. Went 10-for-10 from the free-throw line, including two makes with 2.3 seconds to go in a 66-65 comeback win Feb. 1 at Missouri. Poured in a UF career-best 26 points in the come-from-behind upset of second-ranked Auburn last month, hitting five 3-pointers. Right now, he's playing the best basketball of his Florida career, with a four-game stretch averaging 19.5 points, while hitting 24 of his 51 field-goal attempts (.470) and 16 of 33 from the arc (.484) over that span.
Quote: "Experience-wise, for me, being here has been great. I came from a mid-major to prove I could play high Division-I and I think I've done that. To play Kentucky in the last game, that'll be a memorable moment."
COLIN CASTLETON
About: True senior from Deland, Fla. … 6-11, 240 pounds. … Transferred from Michigan in 2020 and was was ruled eligible to play immediately. … At UM, he scored just 99 points in 44 games (no starts) over two seasons. … At UF, has played 48 games, with 45 starts. … Over his two UF seasons has averaged 14.3 points and 7.7 rebounds, while shooting 56.3 percent from the floor and 73.9 from the free-throw line. …Will graduate in the spring with a degree in educational science. … Has one year of eligibility remaining, due to COVID.
Highlights: Take your pick. Castleton has been a low-post godsend since he arrived in Gainesville. After averaging just 1.8 points during two seasons with the Wolverines, Castleton received second-team All-SEC honors as a league rookie when he erupted on the conference scene in '21, scoring a career-high 23 points in the Gators league opener at Vanderbilt. He went on to finish with 14 double-figure outing last season. This season, he has ascended to become arguably the most skilled offensive post player in the SEC. He became the first UF player since Joakim Noah to tally at least 15 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks in a game when UF beat win Florida State, finishing with 15-16-6 in the Gators' first victory over the Seminoles since 2013. Castleton has tallied eight double-doubles this season, and twice has outplayed the SEC Defensive Player of the Year favorite, Auburn's 7-1 center Walker Kessler, including a 19-point, 8-rebound, 3-block masterpiece in UF's upset of the Tigers two weeks ago. He currently is on a 13-game streak of double-figure scoring, with a career-best 29 points in the loss to Arkansas along the way. His current numbers show 16.1 points per game, 9.0 rebounds, 60 blocked shots, 54.0-percent shooting from the floor and 71.0 from the line.
Quote: "I'm so thankful for the opportunity that was given me to come and play here. They welcomed me right away and everybody — everybody, all your guys — treated me like family. The day-to-day stuff was super easy from the start. When I first got here I was really nervous. I didn't know how it would play out. Plus, it was the COVID year. But I learned to cherish every second because it went by so quickly. I love this university and have loved every second of my time here. I can't believe it's almost over."
ANTHONY DURUJI
About: Fifth-year senior from Germantown, Md. … 6-7, 209 pounds. … Transferred from Louisiana Tech in 2019 and sat out the '19-20 season per NCAA rules. ... Scored 632 points in 54 games with the Bulldogs. … At UF, has played 53 games, with 44 starts. … Averaged 7.5 points and 4.3 rebounds over his two UF seasons, including 8.8 and 4.3, respectively, in 2021-22. … Graduated in the spring of 2020 with a degree in educational sciences and currently is pursuing a masters degree in entrepreneurship. … Married former UF sprinter Lauren Ghee on Aug. 6, 2021. … Has one year of eligibility remaining, due to COVID.
Highlights: When Castleton was sidelined for six games this season with a shoulder injury, Duruji slid from his power forward spot and became an undersized "5" man. In Castleton's absence, Duruji averaged 11.8 points over 28.3 minutes per game, shot 56.3 percent from the floor, made 21 of 26 free throws and grabbed 4.3 rebounds, as the Gators went 4-2 in those games. His 22 points, including a mid-court steal and acrobatic run-out "and-1" finish, in a big double-digit comeback against Mississippi State at the O'Dome helped marked his UF career-high scoring output.
Quote: "My journey at Florida has been one of growth and self-discovery in understanding myself. Basketball has taught me a lot about who I am as a person; my strengths and the things I need to get better. Florida has forwarded me as both a leader and a man."
PHLANDROUS FLEMING JR.
About: Graduate-transfer from Athens, Ga. … 6-5, 205 pounds. … Transferred from Charleston Southern, where he scored more than 1,500 points, was a first-team All-Big South selection and two-time conference defensive player of the year. … At UF, has played 30 games, with 19 starts. … Averaged 10.9 points, 4.2 rebounds and leads the team in steals with 42. … Will receive a graduate certificate in sports management. … This season will complete his five seasons of NCAA eligibility.
Highlights: Has played the best basketball of his lone Florida season over the last several games, including last week's UF career-best performance in a dazzling homecoming before dozens of family and friends at Georgia. Fleming, the 2017 Class 5A Georgia Player of the Year, tallied 27 points, five rebounds, four assists and a steal over 36 minutes while playing just four miles from where he grew up. And Tuesday night, Fleming hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with just 6.3 seconds left to finish off a performance of 16 points, four rebounds, six assists, three steals and two blocked shots in a stirring road 84-78 comeback win at Vanderbilt.
Quote: "We've been battle-tested and I've been battle-tested. Being here has brought my game to another level because of the competition we've faced all season. The relationships I've built with these guys is going to last forever; the memories, too. A lot of memories ... yeah, one specifically."
KEYONTAE JOHNSON
About: True senior from Norfolk, Va. … 6-5, 229 pounds. … Played and mostly started for two full seasons, then, in the fourth game of his junior year, was stricken by a heart ailment and passed out during a Dec. 12, 2020 game at Florida State. After a 10-day stay in Tallahassee and Gainesville hospitals, he returned to the team in a player/coach capacity and has remained in that role the last two seasons. … 71 games, 55 starts. … For his two-plus UF seasons, averaged 11.1 points and 6.6 rebounds, while shooting 52.1 percent from the floor, 37.6 from the 3-point line and 72.1 from the free-throw stripe. Was named 2020-21 Preseason SEC Player of the Year. … On schedule to graduate this spring with a degree in educational science. … Technically, has two years of eligibility remaining, but his basketball-playing future (wherever or whatever that might be) is something he and his family continue to weigh.
Highlights: First-team All-SEC as a sophomore following the 2019-20 season when he averaged 14.0 points and 7.1 rebounds in starting all 31 games. Along the way was named MVP of the Charleston Classic after averaging 16.3 points and 8.0 rebounds in leading team to tournament title with wins over St. Joseph's, Miami and 18th-ranked Xavier. The season before, he became the first freshman since Donnell Harvey in 2000 to post a double-double in the SEC Tournament since — and then did it again the very next day. His career totals show 789 points and 468 rebounds, with 13 double-doubles and eight 20-point games, including four 20-point, 10-rebound games. Johnson's career-high was 25 in a home win over LSU on Feb. 26, 2020.
Quote: "Write your own story."
MYREON JONES
About: True senior from Birmingham, Ala. … 6-3, 175 pounds. … Transferred last spring from Penn State, where he was a two-time honorable mention All-Big Ten selection, scored 834 points over three seasons and shot 37.6 percent from the 3-point line. … At UF, has played 29 games, with 19 starts. … Has averaged 9.1 points and 2.7 rebounds, while shooting 37.4 percent from the floor and 34.7 from deep. … Is on scheduled to graduate with a degree in educational science. … Will have one year of eligibility remaining, due to COVID.
Highlights: Scored 20 points in the season opener against Elon, his first game in a UF uniform. One game after passing the 1,000-point milestone for his career, he made his first five 3-pointers in a road win at Missouri, then hit a career-high seven 3s in a home win over Georgia on his way to a UF career-best 23 points. Comes into his "Senior Day" game with back-to-back 13-point outings, having shot 50 percent from the floor and dropped eight of his last 15 tries from deep in the wins at Georgia and Vanderbilt.
Quote: "This program taught me how to win more. And with this team, I feel I took more of a leadership role than any time in my career. That's something I think I can take away from here and be proud of."
BRANDON McKISSIC
About: Graduate-transfer from St, Louis … 6-3, 200 pounds. … Transferred from Missouri-Kansas, where he scored more than 1,000 points, was a first-team All-Summit League selection and 2021 conference defensive player of the year. … At UF, has played 30 games, with 20 starts. … Has averaged 6.0 points and 2.7 rebounds. … Will receive a graduate certificate in sports management. … This season will complete his five seasons of NCAA eligibility.
Highlights: Has only reached double-figure scoring four times this season (none in SEC play), but if the Gators need a stop, McKissic is in the game — like he was Tuesday night when he helped force a pivotal late turnover when assigned to stick with Vandy star and SEC scoring leader Scotty Pippin Jr. Either McKissic or Fleming is the best on-ball defender, with McKissic at his best when the challenge is most physical. He is second on the team in charges drawn with five. Though nearly a 40-percent 3-point shooter during his career at UMKC, McKissic struggled to make this season (26.0 from deep, 55.3 from the free-throw line), but has hit at least one 3 in each of the last five games and is over 40 percent from the arc during that span.
Quote: "Unforgettable. That's the word I'd use to describe my time here. On the court, I've experienced stuff I never thought I would experience. Off the court, this is a family. These are relationships I believe will be lifelong relationships. I just feel blessed and grateful that I got this opportunity at the Florida. I told my mom [this week] that I wish I had another year here. It went by so fast, but I made sure to live it in the moment every day. It truly changed my life, honestly."
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