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Troy Walters: 2012 Colorado Assistant Coach Candidate

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Troy Walters: Wide Receivers coach at North Carolina State University

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Troy Walters' Coaching Career
Year(s): Team - Position
2009: Indiana State - Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers
2010-11: Texas A&M - Wide Receivers
2012: NC State - Wide Receivers

PLAYING EXPERIENCE: College - Lettered at wide receiver at Stanford from 1996-99, he holds the single-game, single-season and career records for receiving yards and the season and career records for receptions; Professional - Drafted in the fifth round of the 2000 NFL draft by the Minnesota Vikings, where he played in 2000-01. Played for the Indianapolis Colts from 2002-05, for the Arizona Cardinals in 2006 and the Detroit Lions in 2007.
EDUCATION: Earned a B.A. in communication from Stanford in 1999 and his M.A. in sociology (organized behavior) in 2000.
PERSONAL DATA: A native of Bloomington, Ind., he married the former Josephine Jackson in June of 2012. Son of long-time college and NFL coach Trent Walters BOWL EXPERIENCE: As a player - 1996 Sun Bowl, 1999 Rose Bowl; As a coach (Texas A&M) - 2010 Cotton Bowl, 2011 Meineke Car Care of Texas Bowl
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: As a player - The winner of the 1999 Biletnikoff Trophy, given annually to the nation's top wide receiver. A consensus All-American in 1999, he also was named the Pac-10 Player of the Year. Also earned Academic All-America honors. An All-Pac-10 player as a specialist in 1997 and as a wideout in 1999. Holds the Stanford single-season (86) and career (244) records for receptions and the single-game (278), single season (1,456 in 1999) and career (3,986) records for receiving yards. The 244 career receptions was also a Pac-10 record. Fifth-round draft choice of the Vikings in 2000, he averaged 23.1 yards per kickoff return and 14.5 yards per punt return as a rookie, seeing action in all 12 games. Played for Indianpolis from 2002-05, helping the Colts reach the playoffs every year. Caught 36 passes for 456 yards and three TDs in 2003. As a coach - In two seasons at A&M, coached school record setting receivers Ryan Swope and Jeff Fuller. In 2010, both players set the school record for single-season receptions with 72, while Fuller set the schoolmark for reception yardage with 1,066. In 1022, Swop broke both of those marks with 89 grabs for 1,207 yards.
 
This is a fantastic hire. Relatively young and with a great resume as a player and coach. Name recognition in California and Texas.
 
In before Rialto bitches about the hire.

To save time and trouble, I bring you Rialto (and his brah, Buff04):

"SJSU or CSU level ...coach.*... In general, we cannot win with these types of ...coachs.*.... regardless ......* From what I have seen so far, our ....* staff* ...so far is actually WORSE......... *than .......* the old staff."



* Sorry, I had issues with strike-throughs or I would have used them.
 
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To save time and trouble, I bring you Rialto (and his brah, Buff04):

"SJSU or CSU level ...coach.*... In general, we cannot win with these types of ...coachs.*.... regardless ......* From what I have seen so far, our ....* staff* ...so far is actually WORSE......... *than .......* the old staff."



* Sorry, I had issues with strike-throughs or I would have used them.


You forgot to add syko's idot comments
 
I'm pleased with this hire. Hopefully the rest of the staff rounds out well.
 
Tifwiw but I asked about Walters on rivals and nearly every aTm fan said he was basically the worst thing ever
 
Tifwiw but I asked about Walters on rivals and nearly every aTm fan said he was basically the worst thing ever
Dude earned a Bachelor's AND Master's degree from Stanford in 4 years, while playing football. He's smart. Aggie and smart do not mix. Not surprised they hate him.
 
Just tifwiw, but aggie fans were claiming some stats where they had the "most drops on cfb" and he was basically a complete non-factor in recruiting
 
It sounded like he was only hired right before the 2011 season, so I'm not sure why it says he was there for 2 years. The staff was then let go roughly 4 months later.

Not even going to try to blame drops on the WR coach. "So guys, when the ball is coming at you, just like, put your hands around it"
 
Just tifwiw, but aggie fans were claiming some stats where they had the "most drops on cfb" and he was basically a complete non-factor in recruiting

I can see why Aggieland was upset. If there's one thing they do well there, it's squeezing their balls.
 
We'll learn a lot about his recruiting abilities with Joshua Jones. Hopefully he can close
 
Quick question. Do you think he advertised his offer from Arkansas to because he wanted puff himself up and let everyone to know he got it, because he wanted to thank them for the offer(unlikely- why would you thank them via twitter), or because he wanted to endear himself to Buff fans?
 
Quick question. Do you think he advertised his offer from Arkansas to because he wanted puff himself up and let everyone to know he got it, because he wanted to thank them for the offer(unlikely- why would you thank them via twitter), or because he wanted to endear himself to Buff fans?
Yes
 
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