SHOCK!!:Former Tennessee safety Wesley Walker has committed to Michigan for a great season!!
Wesley Walker, a former safety for Tennessee, declared on social media on Friday morning that he had committed to Michigan through the Transfer Portal.
After a crazy five years playing collegiate football, Walker arrives at Ann Arbor.In August 2018, Walker, a three-star cornerback from Nashville, Tennessee’s Ensworth High School, committed to play collegiate football at Georgia Tech.
Walker redshirted and participated in three games as a freshman in 2019 with the Yellow Jackets, most notably late in the season against Georgia, ranked fourth.
Walker participated in 10 games during the COVID-shortened schedule during his redshirt freshman season.He was fourth on the Georgia Tech squad with 48 tackles and earned five starts at nickel back that season.
Although he recorded two forced fumbles in 10 games in 2021, Walker’s stats as a redshirt sophomore were very identical to those of his redshirt freshman season.
Although he recorded two forced fumbles in 10 games in 2021, Walker’s stats as a redshirt sophomore were very identical to those of his redshirt freshman season.After that, Walker used the Transfer Portal to continue attending Tennessee for his college education.
Walker participated in all 13 games and made two starts during his first campaign with Knoxville.He recorded a career-high four passes defended, one sack, and one interception at the end of the season.Walker’s output climbed to 53 tackles, two passes defended, a sack, and a forced fumble in 2023, his redshirt senior year.
Walker used the Transfer Portal to look for a spot to spend his last season of eligibility after spending two seasons at Tennessee.He first committed to Ole Miss, but he later changed his mind and played spring ball for the Cardinals.Then he went back into the Transfer Portal.
Walker now ends up at Michigan, where he keeps bolstering a secondary that was already thin.Walker, who is 200 pounds and 6 feet 1 inch, will be playing his sixth season with Michigan and offers
