In college basketball, it takes more players to make a team than typically are eligible for scholarships and assistance as athletes. Consequently the walk-ons are the players who pay their own way because they love it, and are willing play non-glamorous parts in pursuit of a bigger picture.
Two such basketball players at LSU in the late 1990s were Brandon Landry and Jack Warner, who properly understood their roles, became friends, and leveraged their identities as ...Read more
