Anderson University

It was his first year as a coach there.

And, you know, then I spent a couple of years at Anderson University in Indiana.

And then I decided or I felt like I was ready to be a head coach, which is, you know, naive, because just like being married, you're never actually ready.

You just might be more prepared than someone else or you might be more prepared than you were the year before.

Pamela Anderson, I've been a Hoosier now for over 20 years, actually moved here from Michigan.

My entire extended family is all there, but I came here by way of Anderson University.

I have my undergrad, a bachelor's of science in organizational management, as well as a master in business from AU.

And I met my husband, Kevin, and I decided to stay.

I lived there for a couple years, and I had my son in Anderson.

You did? Yeah, yeah.

My sister is an Anderson University alum, so you are the first person.

So I'm really excited about that, that we get an opportunity to kind of highlight Anderson.

I think they will be.

I would advise whoever is leading this program to reach out to both Purdue, Anderson University, they both have excellent cybersecurity programs, and to see what they have learned, because they've been in place for several years, and it's a good lesson for, to accom- they need to accommodate some of those pitfalls and things, and plan for them when you're talking about high schoolers.

Mm-hmm.

Well, uh, also this week, the beginning of fall, we got a little taste of it.

But my standard didn't change.

It didn't change if I was at Eastern Illinois, if I was at Anderson University working a D3 game when I started, which is like an hour south on I-69.

But nobody knew in two weeks when the world shut down that I was going to be done.

But my standard never changed.

Let's talk about your love of athletics.

You started off your career at Anderson University, which is not that far from where my kids went to Taylor University.

I think it was at I-69 or something from Indianapolis up through Anderson and then on to Taylor.

Talk about that and your love of athletics and football and your love of competing.

His family's lived in Indiana since, gosh, before the Revolutionary War, like a long time.

He even had an ancestor that fought for the US in the Revolutionary War.

And he goes to Anderson University in Indiana, which is not that far from Indianapolis.

and he's playing wide receiver on the football team with his twin brother, and he feels like the Lord's saying, I want you to leave Anderson and go to Liberty University, which is in Virginia.