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Breaking Free; Herschel Walker's journey through mental illness.(Sports)
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Byline: Dan Ralph
He led the Georgia Bulldogs to an NCAA title as a freshman and was one of the most dominant players in U.S. college football history. Fifteen years later, he left the NFL ranked second in all-purpose yards and even competed in the Olympics.
But, to feed his appetite for the ultimate competitive high, Walker turned to cheating death by playing Russian roulette.
Walker makes the shocking revelation in his recently released book Breaking Free ($24.95, Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group). In it, Walker discloses he has ...
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Obituaries: Marquess of Aberdeen
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