So Reese, as a veteran team member, what was your experience like auditioning and becoming a part of the team?

I would say, you know, it doesn't get easier.

I think your rookie year, and I know Faith can attest to this, but when you come in for your first time, you're just so excited and are grateful to be there.

And of course you want to make the team, but for a veteran, they know what to lose and what's at stake and you really want to earn your uniform back.

And so I think that every single year, it kind of just got harder for me, but it is such an honor to just be able to serve in a veteran role and also pour into the upcoming rookies and our current girls that are trying to make the team now.

And that's going to pay off if you have what it takes.

That's good.

I would say too, I mean, that is...

You actually probably will if you're going to CMA Fest.

Yes, that's right.

Um, but my, my dream, I did musicals when I was, uh, in high school and I love just the camaraderie and building a story and doing it with your best friends, that whole ordeal.

So I actually, that was like the biggest dream.

I also had a dream that I wanted to be a Disney princess and be at the parks and perform there.

But when I attended Alabama, I, you know, was introduced to the more pro-cheer route of dance and fell in love with that and continued on that journey.

And I've always looked up to the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders.

So does that mean any changes around Dallas?