Joe Boozell | NCAA.com | October 28, 2015 Walk-on Cavonte posts touching tribute to Jerry Kill Jerry Kill is revered by virtually everyone that knows him in college football. Share Former Minnesota head football coach Jerry Kill resigned early Wednesday due to health concerns. We wish Kill nothing but the best, and those within the college football community clearly do, too. Social media has been flooded today with positive vibes for Kill. But one message stands out in particular. Minnesota walk-on Cavonte Johnson posted a heartwarming message on Facebook in honor of his former coach, who offered Johnson an opportunity when nobody else would. Check it out: Want to know what Jerry Kill meant to these players and the type of guy he was, ask walk-on Cavonte Johnson. pic.twitter.com/8ugZxnEeP5 — Ryan Burns (@RyanBurnsMN) October 28, 2015 It’s clear that Kill impacted many lives in a positive way. Here’s to hoping for a speedy recovery. The ultimate NCAA wrestling fan guide to the 2021 Senior World Team Trials The 2021 Senior World Team Trials in Lincoln, Nebraska, will feature a slew of active NCAA champions and All-Americans. Here's what you need to know about all of the men's college athletes who will be wrestling for a world team spot on September 11 and 12. READ MORE The top 3 matchups to watch in opening weekend of the 2021 NCAA volleyball season Take a look at the top three matchups to watch in opening weekend of college volleyball, including Baylor vs. Wisconsin on Saturday, Aug. 28. READ MORE The top 9 returning rushers for the 2021 college football season Nine running backs each averaged at least 110 rushing yards per game last season. Here are the top returners for 2021. READ MORE