Who has been the most productive walk on Brave over the years

[Da Coach]

Actually, all college teams had walkons back in the 1950's and earlier. They were often valuable members of those teams back then when small schools did not give out a lot of scholarships, and they needed players to fill out their rosters. In many cases, walkons became some of the best players on their teams, as the athleticism and physicial conditioning levels back then were not nearly like they are today.

[real fan]

Aaron Zobrist without a doubt, much better athlete then given credit for and a great shooter, like to have a couple players like him in the future.

[Chico]

This may not count as I believe he was recruited from Bradley's intramural league during his senior year.. Another old fan may have to help with this as it goes way back. I believe the name was Buford 'Booty' Heidenrich. I am unsure of the last name's spelling. This dates back to either the late 50's or the early 60's. I believe he was about 6'3" and may even have started some games.

Since this was over 50 year's ago, I might as well say I could be wrong

Booty was a fan favorite, but didn't score too many points in his career as a Brave.

[Beninator]

Roger Phegley.

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Walk-on to All American nominations pretty much seals the deal on this one for me.