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Look: J.W. Walsh Sports TCU Gear in Ft. Worth
J.W. Walsh has already started his new gig as the offensive GA for the TCU horned frogs, but for OSU fans, it’s still a little odd to see him in anything but the orange and black.
He posted the above photo on his Instagram, with the caption “So glad you decided to pick me up on the side of the road? happy valentines day baby! ❤️”
The sight of him in TCU gear still requires a little double take, even if we have already seen a first glance at it already. Maybe I was so all-in on J.W. to OSU4ever, I just assumed he already had a huge “Pistols Firing!” tattoo across his chest with his nameplate engraved in front row parking right next to Boone P. But on the bright side, his venture to TCU will just make his eventual return to OSU as the head coach in 10 years all the more sweet.
I still can’t help but wonder if J-Dub is going to offer Mason Rudolph that scholly, though.
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