It was the day before spring camp began in 2014 and Tyler Watts walked into the Texas State football end zone complex with one goal in mind.
He was going to earn a roster spot for the Bobcats.
He was just a student at the time, hoping to walk on the team. He was shy. He didn't know anybody. He didn’t know if he would play running back, receiver or another position. But he was going to make the roster. And he did.
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