I believe he actually grew to appreciate the school of our lady.
Link: https://www.ndinsider.com/story/sports/mens-basketball/2024/05/27/bill-walton-and-ucla-will-forever-be-tied-to-notre-dame-in-college-basketball-history/73870854007/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR11VF3vWX0m2xMc1MacljxJQ0Bcf0zZWYUvdDyevywW5yJz9JfOUvWqjVQ_aem_A
Replies to: "In the end... his personality was bigger than his game, which was once the greatest on the hardcourt"
- RIP Bill Walton, the truest free spirit in the history of the game [LINK]
- Curly1918 - 2:28pm 5/27/24
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- Re: Greatest NBA of all time, 85-86 Celtics, with Walton playing 80 games as the sixth man. Walton - tatnuck - 3:56pm 5/31/24
- IMO he and Wilt were the two most athletic centers ever but Bill's body control in the center - THEISMANCARR - 10:10am 5/28/24
- The Portland team offered Walton the key ingredient for success.... - TonyKeats75 - 10:59pm 5/29/24
- I loved Wilt but you may be right,, - cubsfanin16 - 2:16pm 5/28/24
- Bill Walton and Notre Dame are forever tied together. He was an incredible - Hibakusha - 8:54pm 5/27/24
- In the end... his personality was bigger than his game, which was once the greatest on the hardcourt [LINK] - Curly1918 - 1:00pm 5/29/24
- God rest that beautiful soul. 1/19/74 [NT]
- billybaroo - 7:22am 5/28/24
- Another thing, I watched that game against Memphis in which he made 21 of 22 shots. None of them - THEISMANCARR - 7:23am 5/31/24