When you think about it, it's just a computer - you can't see through it. There's no way you can check to see what you're getting is true identity information.

It's sad that that's what teenagers have to do, that they don't have enough of a social life that they have to connect with someone across the country ... who they may never truly know. I mean, they go to school with 1,800 other kids.

It's not always teenagers on the other line. And they don't always know that until it's too late.

I got to a point where I wanted everything to be perfect. I put so much pressure on myself. I had so many thought processes going on.

In years past, we would give 100 percent and hoped we would win. Now there's a feeling of, 'We're going to kick your butt today.' The more we win, the more the confidence will happen. It's been fun.

It was right where I wanted to be. It was just a matter of being out there trying to throw 104 [mph] instead of 94.