University of Evansville

So I had very impactful teachers that got me invested in the arts, especially in my high school theater program.

And from there, I went on to the University of Evansville for my BFA.

And from there, I went all the way over to UC Irvine for their Master of Fine Arts acting program.

So That was excellent.

We go to the bottom of the ninth, but it's tied at two.

A federal judge Monday dismissed three separate suits seeking $7 million damages, each against the operators of Charter Plane that crashed on December 13th, killing 29 persons, including the University of Evansville basketball team.

The suits were filed on behalf of the estate that three of the University of Evansville basketball players killed in the crash.

The entire Aces team and coach Bobby Watson died when a plane chartered from National Jet Service Incorporated failed to reach flying altitude after takeoff and crashed at Evansville.

A suit for a file on behalf of relatives of players Steve Miller, Michael Joyner, and John Ed Washington.

Okay.

Yes, went to the University of Evansville and majored in exercise science.

That's what I understand, exercise science.

So did you get a degree in exercise science? Yeah.

I think SEMO soccer on the road tonight.

at the University of Evansville, probably an ESPN Plus performance.

So I'm sure you can probably find that on ESPN Plus.

You want to follow the Red Hawks.

Yeah.

And he was actually drafted by the Padres out of University of Evansville, of all places.

Here's a little baseball Elaine trivia.

What is Elaine's favorite baseball team in Seinfeld?

She was.

She graduated from Princeton High School in 1986, and then she went to the University of Evansville for a year, before she transferred to Vinson's University.

By all accounts, she was thriving.

She worked at the Waffle House in town, which, sidebar, I had no idea that Vinson's ever had a Waffle House.

We go to the bottom of the ninth, but it's tied at two.

A federal judge Monday dismissed three separate suits seeking $7 million damages, each against the operators of Charter Plain that crashed on December 13th, killing 29 persons, including the University of Evansville basketball team.

The suits were filed on behalf of the estates of three of the University of Evansville basketball players killed in the crash.

The entire Aces team and coach Bobby Watson died when a plane chartered from National Jet Service Incorporated failed to reach flying altitude after takeoff and crashed at Evansville.

The suits were filed on behalf of relatives of players Steve Miller, Michael Joyner, and John Ed Washington.