LOL! Boo Carter

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Eh, we all know talent isnt Boo's issue. Between his ears is his biggest uphill battle. I hope he gets his act together and realizes the gift he is throwing away. Not a Deion fan, but I do think he's someone that Boo looks up to, and may be a better fit for him.
 
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jp1 said:
Eh, we all know talent isnt Boo's issue. Between his ears is his biggest uphill battle. I hope he gets his act together and realizes the gift he is throwing away. Not a Deion fan, but I do think he's someone that Boo looks up to, and may be a better fit for him.
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His talent is overrated. Made a few good plays. Gave up a lot of plays.
 
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vols 30 said:
His talent is overrated. Made a few good plays. Gave up a lot of plays.
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He is immensely talented, but also very lazy/unmotivated. Im not a fan of the way he's handled things, but denial of his talent just means you aren't paying attention. Im glad that "we" and he are in a different situation for next year.
 
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CLEARLY...the lack of effort he obviously gave here, especially toward the end, is a massive warning sign of character issues. I really have no inclination either way but I always like to see a rudderless young man find his way back on track. I do not think Deion will tolerate lack of effort and unless that is healed...he may be in for a long, bumpy ride. Actually...its a pretty cut and dry issue...BUT...glad it's not our issue anymore.
 
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jp1 said:
He is immensely talented, but also very lazy/unmotivated. Im not a fan of the way he's handled things, but denial of his talent just means you aren't paying attention. Im glad that "we" and he are in a different situation for next year.
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If a player doesn’t use his talent to excel then what good is it?
 
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jp1 said:
He is immensely talented, but also very lazy/unmotivated. Im not a fan of the way he's handled things, but denial of his talent just means you aren't paying attention. Im glad that "we" and he are in a different situation for next year.
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Disagree. Maybe you are not paying attention.
 
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Vol in Buckeye Land said:
Don't think it was a laziness thing. Seems like he was gassed out and they were trying to encourage him.
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Should’ve better prepared after negotiating that ‘signing bonus’… put up or shut up Boo. This aint high school where you can get away with masking your lack of effort with talent
 
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jp1 said:
He is immensely talented, but also very lazy/unmotivated. Im not a fan of the way he's handled things, but denial of his talent just means you aren't paying attention. Im glad that "we" and he are in a different situation for next year.
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He is athletic but I’m not sure he is talented. There is a difference. You have to have the brains, desire, drive, etc to be considered talented.
 
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DonDiego said:
I'd say that 5,000+ feet elevation is going to take some getting used to.
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Not saying that he's playing at this altitude obviously, but in reading a book called "Into Thin Air" (about a Mt Everest assent), people typically took weeks to acclimate to the climb stopping for several weeks at two "hiker camps" on the way up. They also started at about 15,000-18,000 feet. So, you could be right. I would think it would take at least a week to go from TN to CO and perform at maximum level.
 
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