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WOPU Nation? by TWO
Who here knows about this?
In the Marcus Freeman press conference yesterday, found on all the sites, somebody asked him about his T-Shirt he wore at practice that said WOPU vs Everybody. He said it was a gift from the WOPU Nation. I'm thinking WOPU Nation? What tribe is that? So, I googled it thinking I'd find that there was an Indian Tribe based somewhere historically in the South Bend area and somehow, he connected with them. But it's not it's the name of the Organization that the Football Walk-ons created for themselves. They have a website and soon they will sell you that T-shirt. It's an interesting website, go visit it.
Although I still don't know what WOPU stands for, Walk Ons PU?
ON HIS "WOPU VS. EVERYBODY" SHIRT HE'S WEARING
"This was a gift from the WOPU nation. Today we had scout kickoff and kickoff return. Look, I don't like people just standing on the sideline, so I try to coach up the scout team a little bit so I told them I'm in support of them. My scout team, which has some walk-ons on that scout team, I told them I was in support of them."
