Being on a football team requires teamwork in order to execute game plans and win the game. One person on the team, no matter how good of a player they are can’t win on their own and do everything. Nursing is also like being on a team where each person has their own roles to help their patients. They work with other nurses and healthcare providers, such as doctors, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. No nurse works on their own, but rather works with other fellow nurses and doctors towards one common goal, which is to help the patient get better. I look at the relationship of doctors and nurses, similar to the way coaches and players interact with each other. The coach tells them their game plan and the players execute it, comparable to when doctors give orders to the nurses. While I was growing up, I also played many sports and was on many teams. I learned many lessons that I can apply when I become a nurse, similar to the lessons that Hill and Rice learned being a division one athlete, such as discipline, teamwork and respect. One of the most important lessons that I absorbed as an athlete growing up was to remain calm during times of pressure, which I can use during pressuring moments as a nurse. I hope more college athletes decide to do nursing as a major and a career in the future. This was a great article and I really enjoyed reading it.