Win or lose, today could be our last chance to see Kim play in person. What a lot of great memories I have of watching her play. She came in as a highly heralded freshman, and became a starter for a team that hadn't had a lot of success at the time. Now, she is the senior leader of a team that has gotten progressively better as the years have gone by, and will continue to be one of the leaders in the Sun Belt, at least as long as Joe Foley is here. Thanks Kim for the memories, and for making me a girls basketball fan. If it hadn't been for you and your teammates, this would have been a terrible year for a Trojan fan to go through. We're going to miss you. God Bless you, and I know you'll be a great success at whatever you choose to do.
(03-09-2010 09:44 AM)LR Alum Wrote: [ -> ] (03-09-2010 09:42 AM)LRTrojan Wrote: [ -> ]Win or lose, today could be our last chance to see Kim play in person. What a lot of great memories I have of watching her play. She came in as a highly heralded freshman, and became a starter for a team that hadn't had a lot of success at the time. Now, she is the senior leader of a team that has gotten progressively better as the years have gone by, and will continue to be one of the leaders in the Sun Belt, at least as long as Joe Foley is here. Thanks Kim for the memories, and for making me a girls basketball fan. If it hadn't been for you and your teammates, this would have been a terrible year for a Trojan fan to go through. We're going to miss you. God Bless you, and I know you'll be a great success at whatever you choose to do.
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What a special young lady. She says she aspires to playing a few years overseas and then would like to come back and coach under Joe Foley.
She'll make a wonderful coach some day. I only hope when she coaches with Coach Foley, it's still here at UALR.
