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Was Reggie Ho a walk on? by mkovac

I remember attending the 1988 ND-Michigan night game at ND.

The only TD ND scored, as I recall, was a Ricky Watters punt return. There was a bomb from Tony Rice to a new speedster called Rocket Ismael. It could have been a TD, but it was a bit too long.

Reggie Ho hit 4 field goals. 4x3 =12 + 7 from the punt return and extra point by Ho gave ND 19 points.

Michigan’s John Gillette lined up for a last second field goal to add to their 17 points.

I watched it sail toward the south end zone and wasn’t sure if it was on line, but I watched Cris Zorich turn around when Gillette hit it and within a heartbeat Zorich raised his harms in victory before anyone else and it went maybe a foot or two wide right.

It was an auspicious first game for Reggie Ho, mister automatic.