Amorion Walker is back
https://www.instagram.com/p/C6chzOoMtXy/?igsh=dnB0ZXN3Zng1ZzZi
Welcome back 6’ 3” receiver/DB.
Position (s) of need
Fake news
He got a ring even though he transferred, right?
lol yes, he was on the team. He transferred after Harbaugh, Minter, (and I believe after Clinkscale) left.
So, go for 4?
You Would Know.
Is this a thing or is this not a thing.
Did he do anything at Ole Miss?
He got at least one good mention after their spring practice:
https://cdispatch.com/sports/what-did-we-learn-about-ole-miss-football-this-spring/
As a DB, FWIW.
This was just part of the new and improved sign stealing program Moore is rolling out!
Shhhhhhhh!
Stallions Manifesto page 657.
Use of Transfer Portal
Section 1. Recruit player to transfer to another team, scout, and return.
SHHHHHHHH! Be cool, man!
And put it on the company credit card please.
Brilliant!
Yep, I was gonna say, I hope he stole their signs!
He transferred out.
Of Ole Miss and back to Michigan.
I dont know why but I just laughed at the fact that your post was ending his sentence....like you know each other and are having lunch together just talking and you ending his sentence for him.
LOL the day he transferred I remember commenting here that "he's going to experience a helluva culture shock when he walks into that Ole Miss locker room after a couple years with a championship club." Culture matters.
Woo! Welcome back home! Always thought he had a ton of potential
Nice! Much needed.
Like he never left.
Who even knew he was gone tho...fr.
Time to take a step back in off season and recruiting. The NIL and NCAA has seemingly made this into a joke where kids cans transfer and transfer back within a semester now, regardless what the reason may be. The lack of non-existent rules has really made the recruiting part dumb. Anyways, good luck AW. Welcome back, big dog.
I'm not into defending the NCAA, but they would prefer none of this was going on. The courts have told them to fuck off, you can't stop it. There's only one way to stop the constant transfers now. It's paying them and signing them to contracts. It's never going back to the old system, so we, the fan, either accept it, or stop watching.
I don’t like it, but I’m still going to watch. If you want to brag that the students at my school are better at football than the students at your school, then you’ll need to start watching club football. Do we even have a team?
Google tells me that Central Georgia Technical College defeated Ohio state in the national championship game last year. I looked it up to see if it’s already been corrupted and I don’t think there’s a more confusing result to answer my question. Central Georgia Tech winning it all says no, but OSU being the runner up screams yes.
Wut?
tl; dr version: Ohio State finished second in an important football contest.
It's their thing.
NCAA had every and I mean it, every opportunity to fix this Wild Wild West. So while I get your argument that they didn’t want this to happen, they also shouldn’t have kept their heads buried. Fans saw it coming. Coaches and players saw it coming. Why was the ncaa not trying to get ahold of this? Why not listen to Harbaugh’s idea’s that are now becoming a reality? Had NCAA been preemptive and adopting policies, I don’t think the state of football would be where it’s at.
Anything but making them employees, and signing contracts is moot. They could have tried something different, but at the end of the day, it'd take one court case and they'd say fuck off, they can do what they want. With the money being made these days, there's no other argument. The players are nothing without the brand, and the brand is nothing without the players. They are adults. The brand is making boatloads of cash of the players backs. Its a job. I think scholarships should factor into the payscale, but I do wonder if they will be required to play school.
College football is NFL lite. It has been for some time. Its going to be even more like the NFL in the years to come, probably sooner then later. It'll be interesting to see what happens. The NCAA could have done something to stop the wild wild west, but in the end we end up with contracted employees anyway.
Why didn't they do anything? Because the "they" is a bunch of overpaid administrators that saw a few more years to ride a gravy train. Have you ever worked for a big company slowly tanking and all of the employees know it? Everything pretty much goes along "business as usual" until the doors close.
Ole Miss wouldn't take his credits from U-M
Exchange student. Semester abroad. Welcome home young man
The deep south is a different world...
With a foreign language.
Not exactly the
Oooh, is this a fill in the blank? I'll say "cleanest bathrooms".
"droids you're looking for."
"the smoothest landing."
"the easiest Ikea instructions."
"the massage ending I was hoping for."
Damned Yankee.
Any word on if LSA is going to accept his credits from... checks notes... the University of Michigan?
Don't tug on Supermans cape
don't spit into the wind
don't pull the mask off that 'ol lone ranger
and you don't mess 'round with ad-min
don't you know that deet-deet-no-cred-its-deet
They probably deem them as sullied or tainted after they traveled through Ole Miss's database.