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DARWIN WALKER: Tennessee Vol

Coach John Stucky, strength coach for Tennessee, said, Chad Clifton and Darwin Walker are the strongest kids that I've ever coached. We featured Chad in our Fall 1999 BFS magazine. It is now Darwi

By Greg Shepard
Published: Winter 1999
Darwin is an awesome defensive tackle at 6-3 and 300 pounds. He turned down an opportunity to turn pro so he could finish his senior year with the Vols as a team captain and finish his Civil Engineering degree. Here are Darwin's stats: Squat: 625, Bench: 550, Power Clean: 3