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Former Tennessee forward Derrick Walker has found a new home in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Walker, who entered the NCAA Transfer Portal two weeks ago, announced via Twitter on Wednesday that he will be joining the Nebraska Cornhuskers to finish out the final two seasons of his college career.
— Derrick Walker (@derric__k) May 15, 2019
Walker joins first-year Nebraska head coach Fred Hoidberg, who was let go by the Chicago Bulls in 2019 after four seasons.
The Cornhuskers finished in the second round of the NIT to cap off a 19-17 overall last season.
After a promising freshman campaign in 2017-18, Walker appeared to have taken a step back in sophomore season in Knoxville.
Coming off of the bench, Walker appeared in 30 of the Vols’ 37 games in a 2018-19 season that ended in the Sweet Sixteen. After contributing 66 points as a freshman, Walker only recorded 25 this past season, averaging less than a point and just over five minutes per game.
Walker will likely have to sit out the 2019-20 season.