A Sea Of Red

Hello Liberty family, I hope everyone is having a blessed day! I'm new to the forum and I've plenty of positive things about your womans basketball ball team including hearing that you have a tall woman as an assistant coach. What is she like as a person and is it true that she wears a size 17 in men's shoe?
Thank you and may God bless everyone

Welcome Randy! Glad to have you. I will let others who know Katie answer your question, but from what I have seen of her at football games she seems really nice.

I am 6’5” so I am not used to too many women looking down on me but she definitely does

Randy White wrote: ↑May 16th, 2023, 6:26 am Hello Liberty family, I hope everyone is having a blessed day! I'm new to the forum and I've plenty of positive things about your womans basketball ball team including hearing that you have a tall woman as an assistant coach. What is she like as a person and is it true that she wears a size 17 in men's shoe?
Thank you and may God bless everyone

I had her as a student during her college years. She’s a tremendous human being. We’ve interacted with her professionally as well and LU is fortunate she returned home! In short, she’s a good egg

I taught both Katie and her older sister in summer school. They were both as nice and as respectful as they could be. Katie is even a FB friend of mine. Fun fact: in watching Katie play 4 years of college basketball, I never saw her dribble the ball once.

Wait really!!

Purple Haize wrote: ↑May 16th, 2023, 5:56 pm In short

Wrong thread

Let me the Manster to the conversation!

Katie remains one of the Top 5 most impactful athletes in LU history. She is emerging as Carey's heir apparent.

I forget. Was she the taller or shorter Feenstra?

Maribeth is 6'7" (the shorter).

Chippy wrote: ↑May 18th, 2023, 10:21 am Maribeth is 6'7" (the shorter).

And married an equally tall Honors student who is now a dentist.

Cider Jim wrote: ↑May 18th, 2023, 3:15 pm

Chippy wrote: ↑May 18th, 2023, 10:21 am Maribeth is 6'7" (the shorter).

And married an equally tall Honors student who is now a dentist.

What? I thought Liberty diplomas are worthless!

Thirteen of our Honors Program alumni have been accepted into seven of the eight Ivy League graduate schools.