Cole Lancaster’s Reviews > Walk-on: Life from the End of the Bench > Status Update

Cole Lancaster Mr. Pollock English 9-1 26 January 2012 Williams, Alan. Walk-On. Austin, Texas: New Heights Press, 2006. It’s a hard time when you give everything you have to be denied. In Walk-On, Alan Williams tells his journey as not only a Wake Forest basketball walk-on but as a college student. While Alan struggles very often, he uses the struggles as motivation to get better. Not at one point did he give up. He

Tuesday's HW: These pages touched on Alan's trips to Mexico and Ukraine, where he hosted a camp for the kids, and how he realized that it didn't matter is they had cracks in their courts or mismatched sock, all that mattered was that they were rich in faith.

MONDAY HW: For the 2nd time, Alan has been released from the team but his hopes of rejoining prove that he is a very motivated and special person.

WEEKEND HW: Alan has been released from the team but is improving on his own in hopes of returning. His efforts were successful and i'm still loving this book.

Thursday's Homework: Great story of a guy who put in so much work, but didn't get great reward. But he never gave up.

Wednesday's Homework: This is a very motivational book so far about a kid who went from being the best in high school to being a weak, slow kid in college and is working on being the best he can be.