Athlete Interview: Fordham Football Walk-On, Jonah Isaac, Gives Recruiting Advice
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Athlete Interview: Fordham Football Walk-On, Jonah Isaac, Gives Recruiting Advice

By 2aDays Staff|December 21, 2023

Jonah Issac is a football walk-on player at Fordham University. In this interview, Jonah talks about what his recruiting process what like, how he found Fordham, and his experience being...

No Scholarship, No Problem: What it Means to Be a Walk-On
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No Scholarship, No Problem: What it Means to Be a Walk-On

By Owen Roche|June 6, 2023

Just because an athlete doesn't receive an athletic scholarship doesn't mean that the dream of playing their sport at the next level is over. Athletes who aren't awarded athletic scholarships...

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5 Best Walk-Ons in College Football History
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5 Best Walk-Ons in College Football History

By Isaac Haney|November 21, 2022

To walk on in college football, you need to be pretty courageous. In a world that has turned the process of recruiting into a science, to come forward and assert...

From Walk On to Captain: Quinnipiac University Men’s Basketball Player, Greg Tarca, Gives Recruiting Advice
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From Walk On to Captain: Quinnipiac University Men’s Basketball Player, Greg Tarca, Gives Recruiting Advice

By Rebecca Haight|May 26, 2022

As a Senior in 2016-17, Greg Tarca was co-captain of the Quinnipiac basketball team. He was surprised with a full scholarship at the school after playing four years as a...

Ishaan Jagiasi Talks About His Experience As A Walk-On Athlete
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Ishaan Jagiasi Talks About His Experience As A Walk-On Athlete

By Lilia Farach|May 19, 2022

Athlete Interviews are posted every Thursday for recruiting advice, what to look for, and more. Ishaan Jagiasi is in his third-year of college majoring in Economics and plays for the...

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From Walk-On to Scholarship Athlete: A Look at Thomas Owen’s Journey
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From Walk-On to Scholarship Athlete: A Look at Thomas Owen’s Journey

By Finn Rice|April 25, 2022

Thomas Owen, a senior at Jacksonville university, who started out as a walk on, will now be graduating on a full scholarship. How did he pull this off? Here's his...

From Walk-On to All-American
Robert Allen, Walk-On Life
From Walk-On to All-American

By Charlie Ducret|March 31, 2022

The walk-on route–is it a risk worth taking? And what exactly is a walk-on athlete? Basically, a walk-on is an athlete who is either actively recruited or tries out for...

Recruiting Horror Story™: I Had to Walk-On Twice
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Recruiting Horror Story™: I Had to Walk-On Twice

By Madison Machado|March 29, 2022

Come back every Tuesday for Recruiting Horror Stories™, athletes' first-hand stories on what can go wrong during the recruiting process. Maddie Machado was an excellent softball player throughout high school;...

Difference between a Full Scholarship, Partial Scholarship, and Walk-On
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Difference between a Full Scholarship, Partial Scholarship, and Walk-On

By Dylan Tehada|December 2, 2021

One of the most frequently asked questions about college sports is how scholarships and financial assistance works. There are varying degrees of financial assistance and classifications that do not guarantee...

Pros and Cons of Being a Walk-On Athlete
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Pros and Cons of Being a Walk-On Athlete

By Isaac Haney|November 17, 2021

It's disheartening to finish up your senior year of high school without any offers to play your sport at the next level. Perhaps you've received a few offers, or had...

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University of Alabama Football Player, Michael Collins, Gives Walk-on Advice
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University of Alabama Football Player, Michael Collins, Gives Walk-on Advice

By Nadia Isaac|August 27, 2021

Alabama football player, Michael Collins, completed his walk-on process last year and is now a member of the #2 ranked football team in the nation, Alabama! Michael states, “The most important part about becoming a walk-on is being confident. Do not be afraid or timid; go into the process trusting in yourself.

Former Oregon State Baseball Player Talks Scholarship Offers & Being a Walk On
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Former Oregon State Baseball Player Talks Scholarship Offers & Being a Walk On

By Lauren Gilbert|August 2, 2021

Jack Anderson is a former outfielder for the Oregon State baseball team. As a junior in 2017, Anderson batted .281 while starting 45 of 59 games and racking up 30...

Sports Psychologist and Former Tufts Baseball Player, Greg Chertok, Discusses being a Walk-on and Becoming a Lone Captain
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Sports Psychologist and Former Tufts Baseball Player, Greg Chertok, Discusses being a Walk-on and Becoming a Lone Captain

By Jimmy Criscione|June 7, 2021

Greg Chertok is a Sports Psychologist and Head Player Development for Telos Sport Psychology  Accolades:  2006 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District baseball teams ESPN The Magazine Academic Regional All-American New...

WalkOn Spotlight: Tahj-Anthony Wilson
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WalkOn Spotlight: Tahj-Anthony Wilson

By Michael Willett|January 13, 2021

We would like to share with you the story of a division one football player turned entrepreneur…. Tahj- Anthony Wilson. Tahj- Anthony is not your average business entrepreneur. He started...

University of Michigan | Walk-on to the Top Rowing Club in the Nation
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University of Michigan | Walk-on to the Top Rowing Club in the Nation

By Griffin Rubin|March 4, 2019

What is it like walking on to a program with 11 straight national competition appearances, a coach that knits, and 60 people at every practice patiently waiting for the frozen river to thaw? University of Michigan oarsman, Daniel Schulz, shares what his daily experience is like as a college rower at one of the most successful club programs in the country.

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Walk-On Warrior: Drive, Discipline, and The Will to Win
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Walk-On Warrior: Drive, Discipline, and The Will to Win

By John Willkom|November 13, 2018

When I was a kid, like many of you, I dreamed about playing college basketball. But not just any college basketball, I wanted to play for Marquette. My dad had...

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