North Carolina Football Association (NCFA)

Robert Walker is no longer the Twins interim head coach, he is now the new head coach of the Winston-Salem organization.  The Twins found some success after bringing Walker in as an interim coach and certainly played better football. 

He has now been the head coach for three of the four Piedmont Division teams.  He managed to take Durham and Greensboro to 7-5 records matching their team best but has never made the playoffs.  He has also struggled with a tendency to have a collapse after a successful season. 

Larry Hefner was in his 8th season as head coach when the Twins replaced him with Walker.  Hefner had good success early with Winston-Salem but the past few years had seen a steady decline. 

Walker brought Greensboro back to a winning record only two years after taking over their head coaching job, and brought Durham from 3-9 in 2001 to 7-5 in 2002.  In 2003 the Bulls would drop all 12 games and Walker was out as a head  coach. Winston-Salem has not had a winning record in 5 seasons and so they are hopeful that Walker can bring success quickly to a struggling program. 

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