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    Players paid, USC profited, from valuable contribution by walk-ons

    by Kevin Baxter, Los Angeles Times Dec 28, 2017 3 minutes

    DALLAS - USC quarterback Sam Darnold has a decision to make in the next couple of weeks: Should he go the NFL and make millions next year? Or should he put that off for one more season of college football?

    Teammate Wyatt Schmidt is unburdened by such circumstances. As a walk-on who came to USC as a kicker, then won a spot on the team by teaching himself to snap for kicks, Friday's Cotton Bowl against No. 5 Ohio State might

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