Walsh not concerned about Holgorsen leaving

J.W. Walsh is excited about the future

by Brandon Chatmon
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J.W. Walsh watches Oklahoma State’s offense with joy. The Denton (Texas) Guyer quarterback is a OSU commitment who loves the thought of running the Pokes’ offensive attack in the future.

But with Dana Holgorsen becoming nationally renowned and most likely persued, is Walsh worried about Holgorsen leaving Stillwater before he steps on campus?

“It’s not a concern to me right now,” Walsh said. “I don’t see him leaving this soon so it’s not that big a concern for me.”

Walsh plans to graduate early from Guyer and be on OSU’s campus in January poised to participate in spring drills. The Army All-American is one of OSU’s top commitments and has been actively recruiting other prospects to join him in Stillwater.

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Chuck on Nov 19, 2010 @ 5:13 am
In the past, when OSU came up with better coordinators and assistants and started lifting the quality of the program Stoops and others, (see Gene Chisick and Auburn), would simply hire them away.

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John Helsley grew up in Del City, reading all the newspapers and sports magazines he could get his hands on. And Saturday afternoons, when the Major League Game of the Week was on, he'd keep a scorecard for the game. So the sports appeal was was deep-rooted at an early age.

Mrs. Jackson, an English/Journalism teacher at Del City High, plucked him for the school paper, The Eagle Beacon, and John was hooked. While he detoured through a brief accounting career, John returned to college (Central Oklahoma) for a second degree and a second career that has seen him cover everything from the preps to the pros at The Oklahoman.

John lives in Edmond with his wife Roberta and two daughters, Sarah and Jillian, who are keeping the family tradition of cheering for the baseball team with the birds on the bat.

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