Is Thomas done.
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S.CarolinaUteParticipant
Ute Zone on Twitter says Tavion declared for draft and is done playing this year. He is concentrating on getting ready for Draft.
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Northendzone Ute5Participant
Gods plan 🙏🏾 thank youuu Utah nation pic.twitter.com/1K00bJdkUg
— Tavion.Thomas (@thiagoothomas9) November 25, 2022
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OnlyuParticipant
Didn’t have much of a choice. Did a lot of great things as a Ute…best of luck to the kid at the next level.
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noneyadbParticipant
He was kicked off the team and this move allows him to save face. Maybe he stubbed/hurr his toe, but this is a bad look either way. Not sure as an NFL owner I’d give this guy a contract. Came in to the season unprepared, created contention and fighting. Interesting he and Mataela both chose to leave this late in the season.
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URowParticipant
Yeah, He’s done. I wish him the best at the next level. Last year was special to watch and he has a great story. I think he’ll get drafted late(7th) or be a priority UDFA. He has the potential to be a great power back if he can fix the fumbling issues and improve his vision.
He is a USFL and XFL candidate if it doesn’t work out. He reminds me a Lendale White from USC.
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Tony (admin)Keymaster
It has begun. Hope he makes a million bucks! That said, this is why all but the top bowl games are less and less meaningful.
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BoiseUTEParticipant
If indeed he makes a million green backs, I hope he hires someone to help him manage it because this seems to be a huge issue for him how to manage his life. Sad but true.
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WhittyParticipant
“Hurt” his toe. Not sure that I buy it tbh. But no use in speculating, wish him well!
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TednabParticipant
Last year he was great ; this year he was a consistent distraction and disappointment, never committed to what could’ve been a breakout year for him. The team gave him all the tools, encouragement and patience. His story speaks more of the great coaching and team then it does him.
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The Miami UteParticipant
Good college running backs with NFL prospects are a dime a dozen. College running backs with maturity, psychological, and discipline issues have essentially zero chance of making it into an NFL roster. It’s heartbreaking to see a guy with so much talent blow what could possibly a lucrative future because he can’t take of business on his end. If you can’t make it in an environment where you have enablers constantly around you to assist you, I shudder to think what the result will be when TT is on his own.
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EagleMountainUteParticipant
I was never a huge TT fan. I doubt he will be drafted.
He fumbles way too much. Most head coaches want you to be in the 60-70 range of touches before a fumble happens. TT puts the ball on the ground a lot. Like a lot of close calls if he wasn’t quite down could be a live ball.
He also still doesn’t use his pads. So he will get blown up by an NFL linebacker and most likely fumble or get hurt.
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