Although Kansas commit Jacoby Walker wasn’t able to make his way to Lawrence this past weekend for Super Jayhawk camp, Walker is busy working his tail off at home preparing for his upcoming season and his arrival on campus during the semester break. Arriving on campus in time for spring ball is something that Walker has been working for. By doing so, Walker is able to get into the workout program faster and start getting to know the playbook a few months earlier than he would have if he were to arrive in June.
“Yep, that’s what I’m trying to do,” Walker said about being ahead of the curve by arriving at semester.
Walker’s teammate Aaron Harris was also hoping to make it Lawrence last weekend, but like Walker, was unable to make the trip. Harris does have great interest in Kansas, and is hoping to hear more from the Jayhawks. By looking at Aaron’s film, it’s not hard to figure out why schools are interested in Harris who “gets the quarterback.”
The Jayhawks lost out on one recruit, linebacker Trayvon Henry who has committed to the Sooners. Another state of Oklahoma product, Julian Wilsonreceived a scholarship offer from the Sooners today. According to Wilson, he didn’t commit to the Sooners, but does plan on visiting soon and plans on being in Lawrence when the Sooner and Jayhawks face off this fall.
