Former Michigan State football RB talks experience in East Lansing
Walker was an unbelievable recruiting win for Mel Tucker and his staff, getting the running back from Wake Forest.
During the season, Walker ran for 1,636 yards and 18 touchdowns, while finishing sixth in the Heisman voting, being an All-American and winning the Walter Camp Award.
Now, enjoying a successful NFL career with the Seattle Seahawks, Walker has been very vocal about how favorable he thinks of his time in East Lansing.
In a recent interview, courtesy of MSUcontent on X, Walker took a deep dive into the time he had at Michigan State and all of the things that made it such an enjoyable experience:
Click here to view the interview with Walker
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