The veteran defensive back said that it was a 'no-brainer' making the decision to come to the University of Michigan.
The Michigan Wolverines have had a lot of success identifying talent in the transfer portal as of late, and they're hoping to continue that success with their latest haul in 2024. On the defense side of the ball, Sherrone Moore's staff landed five guys who all have a shot at making big time contributions this fall. One of those guys is defensive back Wesley Walker, who transferred in after three years at Georgia Tech and two years at Tennessee.
"Sherrone is a great guy first before anything. But as far as coaching, he keeps things in order. He makes sure everything flows smooth. Actually, all the places I've been, I think this is the smoothest flow of practice. It's strictly ball and that's what it should really always be. It's not really a bunch of 'rah-rah' stuff. It's just strictly ball, getting in and getting better.
"Sherrone is a great guy first before anything. But as far as coaching, he keeps things in order. He makes sure everything…Walker, who's entering his sixth season, wanted to make sure he found the perfect fit for his final year of colligate football. From the facilities to the support staff, the veteran DB said that there was no better option than the University of Michigan.
"The facilities, the access I have to getting my body right - not only in the off-season, in-season things that I have access to. The coaching staff was real transparent with me, and they painted a good picture for how they see how I could be implemented into the defense. Overall, it just seemed like the best fit for me and what I was looking for."
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