Maxwell Dike

Class:
Senior
Hometown:
New Orleans, La.
High School:
Clements

What sparked your interest in the Ralphie program?
I grew up playing team sports so when I came to college I wanted to find a team I could be a part of.

What does Ralphie mean to you?
Ralphie is the best mascot in all of sports and the connection the entire CU family has with her is truly special.

What's the hardest part of being a Ralphie Handler?
The most challenging part of being a Ralphie Handler is balancing your handler duties and academics.

What's the best part of being a Ralphie Handler?
The other Ralphie Handlers and coaches are amazing people and it is very fun working with them.

What's one thing that surprises people the most when they ask you about being a Ralphie Handler?
The most surprising thing to most people is that we don't actually run in cowboy boots.

What's one thing about Ralphie that surprised you the most after becoming a Ralphie Handler?
There are hours upon hours of preparation that go into making sure Ralphie is ready to run on gameday.

What are your hobbies?
I enjoy listening to and making music. I also like going to museums watching documentaries.