Yes, I'm nervous. But I'm trying to work through that. My main goal is to be focused on the day of the test and not let myself get distracted by worrying too much.

He returned to work the next day. He is fine.

It's hard work every day — taking countless reps listening to your coach, trying not to get frustrated. But I learn from each mistake.

I'm not trying (to hit home runs). I promise I'm just not trying to do too much, and it's yielded some pretty good results. When I go up there and try to swing hard, if I do hit it, I'll hook it foul.

That's not happening, I can assure you. There's not private schools that are going out and trying to bring athletes in by recruiting athletes. That is not happening. Maybe the programs attract athletes. Maybe (it's) the school system -- there's a lot of positive things in private schools.

NFL cheerleading is harder than most people think. They train up to six hours every day with games on Sundays. They gave me a great work ethic.