Lofa Tatupu and Clay Mathews Jr were walk ons.
As was Rashon Johnson at Alabama. Just a couple of examples that popped into my mind.
Although, all time, I'd have to guess that Nebraska's walk on program has been the most productive and beneficial to the program.
Complete thread:
- Jay, Weis on some of the points... -
PMan,
2009-03-29, 10:31
- thanks - Jay, 2009-03-29, 13:55
- Bobby Burger might be interesting, too -
Spesh,
2009-03-29, 13:33
- Do other schools have successful walkon programs like ND's? -
Rob (Rakes of Mallow),
2009-03-29, 20:18
- Lofa Tatupu and Clay Mathews Jr were walk ons. - FunkDoctorSpock, 2009-03-31, 11:39
- great question -
Jay,
2009-03-30, 11:31
- Do you think full contact interhall plays a part? -
ReginaldVelJohnson,
2009-03-30, 20:25
- good question -
Jay,
2009-03-31, 10:36
- one of the long snappers - Pat, 2009-03-31, 12:46
- good question -
Jay,
2009-03-31, 10:36
- I will take a look into it - Rob (Rakes of Mallow), 2009-03-30, 19:19
- well...one way to have a successful walk-on program -
Pat,
2009-03-30, 12:26
- Good point that.
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scriptcomesfirst,
2009-03-30, 13:50
- Good point that.
- Do you think full contact interhall plays a part? -
ReginaldVelJohnson,
2009-03-30, 20:25
- Both B. Smith and Filer whipped Ragone -
BPH,
2009-03-29, 14:00
- It was Fauria that Filer beat. - PaulM, 2009-03-29, 14:42
- Do other schools have successful walkon programs like ND's? -
Rob (Rakes of Mallow),
2009-03-29, 20:18