Braylen Walker

Pronunciation Guide 2024 Reached career highs in receptions (21) and receiving yards (252) while playing in 11 games and making his first seven career starts… Made his starting debut in the opener vs. Sam Houston… Tied his career-high with a season-high four catches vs. Texas Southern for 47 yards and a touchdown… Had a season-best 50-yard catch and run at UAB and finished with a season-high 54 yards on two receptions. 2023 Caught 12 passes for 200 yards and a pair of touchdowns and added 30 yards on three rushing attempts…. Tied his career-high in the Bayou Bucket with four receptions vs. Houston, including a 15-yard touchdown to extend the Owls’ lead to 28-0… Added a second touchdown with a 35-yard connection from JT Daniels vs. Texas Southern. 2022 Flashed explosive potential in the season-finale at North Texas and in the Lending Tree Bowl in his first action of his career… Made his debut at North Texas and collected a 17-yard pass from AJ Padgett for his first career reception… Second catch was for 15 yards and his third was good for a 48-yard touchdown… Finished the game with four receptions for 77 yards… Carried the ball once for 20 yards on a reverse vs. Southern Miss in the Lending Tree Bowl… Ended the year averaging 19.4 yards per touch (5/97). High School All-District 3-5A selection as a junior at Sulphur HS for coach Chris Towery after averaging 26.9 yards per catch during the shortened 2020 campaign (17 for 457 yards)… His top game came against Southside, catching four passes for 167 yards and a pair of touchdowns, including one for 99 yards… Caught 33 passes for 408 yards as a sophomore… Was a member of two state finalist relays in track (4x100 & 4x200) as a senior at Lake Charles College Prep... Student of the Year nominee, Student Council, Spanish Club, and Seal of Biliteracy (given to students who have studied and attained proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. Personal Full name: Braylen Jarell Walker ... Born: February 3 at Lake Charles ... Parents: Brian and Yessica Walker ... Six brothers, three who also played football collegiately (Brian Jr., one year at McNeese State; Byron two years at Southern; Braden who was a teammate with current Owl Tyson Thompson at HBU) ... Major: Sports Medicine & Exercise Physiology ... Rice College: Brown