Reply to "True Walk-ons"

RJMHSBaseballWeb member since 2007

Players 13, 14 and 15 are walk ons in basketball. They’re top academic players who were capable high school players, hustle in practice and keep the team APR up.

I know a kid who was all conference and recruited to play at D2 and D3 programs. He worked out walking in with the coach of a top ranked D1 program. The kid decided he would rather learn how to be a coach from one of the best than play at a lower level. He’s now a graduate assistant coach in the program. He’s thinking about staying in the college ranks now rather than teaching and coaching high school.

9/3/184:45 PM

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