Jasper Walker graduated from Saint Peter’s in 1991 as the program’s all-time leader in assists and as one of the greatest passers in MAAC history. Walker’s career assists records at Saint Peter’s still stand almost three decades later, with him holding the program’s top spots with 674 career assists, 5.8 career assists per game, and a record 204 total assists during the 1988-89 season. On the MAAC career leaderboard, he graduated ranked 2nd all-time in assists (currently 5th) and 3rd all-time in assists per game (currently 7th). Walker’s single game record of 20 assists against Holy Cross on February 11, 1989 are still the most dimes in a single game in MAAC and Saint Peter’s history. He also holds four of the Peacocks’ top-10 spots on the single season assists chart; in addition to his 204 assists in 1988-89, Walker also posted 170 assists in 1989-90 (4th all-time), 162 assists in 1990-91 (5th all-time), and 138 assists in 1987-88 (9th all-time).
 
Over his four-year career from 1987-91, Walker scored 927 points, knocking down 135 career 3-pointers, and recording 195 steals. His 195 career steals rank 3rd on the Peacocks’ all-time list and his 1.7 steals per game average ranks 6th. Walker’s 135 career 3-pointers are currently 8th on the charts while his career 3-point field goal percentage of .378 ranks 5th. He also holds career records in free throw percentage and six additional individual season records. Walker earned a trio of all-conference awards in his four seasons, making the MAAC All-Rookie team in 1987-88, MAAC All-Tournament squad in 1988-89, and earning a selection to the All-MAAC Second team in 1990-91.
Walker was inducted into the Saint Peter’s University Athletic Hall of Fame as an individual in 1998 and his team that claimed Saint Peter’s first ever MAAC Championship and an NCAA tournament berth in 1991 was inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame in 2010.