Tim Walton

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Their right-hander is Tim Walton, who comes in to pitch for the Oklahoma Sooners.

Pitch in one ballgame, five innings, giving up four hits.

Walked two, struck out four on the season.

They give him a big gap in right center field.

First pitch.

There's a strike called over the outside corner from Tim Walton, 0-1.

Walton just gets the baseball and he bumps.

Todd Golden was – so Todd Golden, it went in order.

Todd Golden, Jenny Rowland, Tim Walton, Mouse, J.C. Deacon, then Sully, and then Justin Gaethje kind of came out of nowhere.

Todd Golden putting up shots.

I had to throw Todd Golden into Claude to take out some cursing.

I love so many of them, but we get to train camp.

The one thing we did do this year that I thought was really fun and a great experience for our team, but I had a blast listening to each one of them, was a lot of the coaches at the University of Florida that have had high-level success, whether it be Todd Golden in basketball or Mouse in track or Tim Walton in softball or Sully in baseball, Jenny Rowland in gymnastics.

Like, we brought in J.C. Deacon from golf, who's won a national title.

I had all of them come in and talk to our team about what it looks like to be a champion.

One of our biggest educational platforms we host every year is called Down the Hallway, and it's connecting, um, coaches with one another.

Tim Walton and Mary Wise did one for us a few years ago, um, of just how you can learn and grow with each other.

Yeah.

Um, and it's just, that's impactful and powerful and real and probably much more applicable than what you would find somewhere else, so great advice.

Got it.

Yeah, I mean, so Tim Walton is, Laranitis is, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope.

Just those two, I think.

I didn't realize Tabor Johnson was.