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walk-on

noun as in actor

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noun as in bit part

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noun as in part

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noun as in player

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noun as in role

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As a walk-on coach, DeShields did not hold a class at the school.

Then I asked for some Arabic pop as my walk-on song, they said absolutely not.

Sure enough, the new coaching staff at Arizona, which had pursued Anthony when it was at San José State, offered a spot as a preferred walk-on.

But in stepped King Miller, a preferred walk-on who looked like a star in a 158-yard breakout performance against Michigan’s vaunted front.

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