Montclair State University Athletics

Walker came to Montclair State in 1989 and served mostly as a backup running back and kick/punt returner until he was thrust into the starting role late in the season. In the final two games of the regular season he ran for 307 yards and a touchdown helping the Red Hawks capture the NJAC title and reach the NCAA Division III Playoffs. In the opening-round game against Hofstra, he ran for a school playoff-record 191 yards and three touchdowns as Montclair posted a 23-6 victory. The following year he became the full-time starter and ran for 1,004 yards and nine touchdowns. In 1991 Walker had his finest season with 1,081 yards and 11 touchdowns as he became the first back in school history to post back-to-back 1,000-yard campaigns. He finished off his career in 1992 with 931 yards and six touchdowns. A four-time All-NJAC selection, Walker finished his career with a school record 3,603 yards rushing and 30 touchdowns while catching 83 passes for 645 more and three touchdowns. His 4,678 all-purpose yards are also a school record and his 216 points scored were the most by any player.