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Blissett is a loss, he has played well and likely would have see minutes at DE tonight. My guess is next year you see him at DE, especially with teams who run the ball a ton. Carter not as much.
 
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jw410 said:
Go Canes is a female she has no nuts. Unless she's a post op transsexual and had some nuts attached?
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lmao. Literally no one but the occasional troll cares what you think.

Get better material doofus.
 
Insanecane said:
I’ll miss Carter’s poor angles and complete disdain for covering and tackling tonight.
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I used to feel this way, but now I’ve learned that Carter’s play is avant guard if not outright genius.

“Inday! You've lost what little mind you possessed!” some of you will say. “His ejections make Goose cringe!” I understand these sentiments, believe me — I once held them as my own. However, give me your hand for a moment and let us walk through a short study of the 11 game visual narrative put together by “Number 5”...

Carter’s performance against UNC only makes sense when viewed through the lens of a deconstructed approach to football as an institution. Think of his play as an art installation, whereby the “player” so harms his own image through his “labor” that he destroys his future.

It is this meta-commentary on the brutal sport of football that is the framework for everything he does. He wears the number 5 proudly, as if to declare that he is not a individual but rather a number. And not even a unique number, because of his offense counterpart N’Kosi Perry (who may also be participating in this poetic illusion.)

In short, Carter is saying: this game is my life, this game is my death.

In practice interviews with Carter, you’ll notice he’s very evasive when discussing this existential perspective on his play. In fact he ignores it completely, almost as if he doesn’t want to break the illusion that he is a real player participating in a real game with real consequences. That is when I first had my eyes opened to the luminance of his work, because I couldn’t tell it was even there.
 
IndayArtHauz said:
I used to feel this way, but now I’ve learned that Carter’s play is avant guard if not outright genius.

“Inday! You've lost what little mind you possessed!” some of you will say. “His ejections make Goose cringe!” I understand these sentiments, believe me — I once held them as my own. However, give me your hand for a moment and let us walk through a short study of the 11 game visual narrative put together by “Number 5”...

Carter’s performance against UNC only makes sense when viewed through the lens of a deconstructed approach to football as an institution. Think of his play as an art installation, whereby the “player” so harms his own image through his “labor” that he destroys his future.

It is this meta-commentary on the brutal sport of football that is the framework for everything he does. He wears the number 5 proudly, as if to declare that he is not a individual but rather a number. And not even a unique number, because of his offense counterpart N’Kosi Perry (who may also be participating in this poetic illusion.)

In short, Carter is saying: this game is my life, this game is my death.

In practice interviews with Carter, you’ll notice he’s very evasive when discussing this existential perspective on his play. In fact he ignores it completely, almost as if he doesn’t want to break the illusion that he is a real player participating in a real game with real consequences. That is when I first had my eyes opened to the luminance of his work, because I couldn’t tell it was even there.
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So basically what you're saying is?
 
Go Canes!! said:
lmao. Literally no one but the occasional troll cares what you think.

Get better material doofus.
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The same nerd who bragged about reaction points. You are a broke loser transsexual. Still fishing for likes on a message board. Broke female talk
 
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