ALMA MATER: Marquette University
HOMETOWN: Milwaukee, WI
PREVIOUS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: FSN Pittsburgh (Anchor/Reporter), WDJT-CBS 58/Milwaukee (Anchor/Reporter), WQOW/Eau Claire, WI (Anchor/Reporter/Producer/Shooter), WISN-TV/Milwaukee (Weekend assignment editor/weekday associate producer/field producer)
MY FIRST JOB IN SPORTS WAS …: Working as a field producer and live shot coordinator for WISN, the ABC affiliate in Milwaukee. I was still in college and the behind-the-scenes experience was invaluable.
THE BEST BIG TEN TRADITION IS …: the Fifth Quarter at Camp Randall.
MOST ADMIRED ATHLETE GROWING UP: Robin Yount.
GREATEST ALL-TIME BIG TEN SPORTS MEMORY AS A SPECTATOR: Any time Wisconsin beats Michigan.
GREATEST ALL-TIME ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENT: Setting a PR (personal record) of 3 hours and 45 minutes in the Phoenix Marathon (January, 2007).
FAVORITE QUOTE: "You must be the change you wish to see in the world." -Mahatma Gandhi
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