Dante Booker has paid his dues and those around him every day can’t wait to see what he is going to do with his opportunities. Booker missed last season when he sprained his MCL in the season opener. After sitting behind Joshua Perry for two years, 2016 was going to be his season, but it ended just as quickly as it began. By the second half of last season, he was healthy enough to play, but at that point Jerome Baker had established himself at Booker’s Will linebacker position. He prepared every week to play, but in the end it was decided that redshirting would be the best decision for Booker and the team. This spring, Booker has moved to the walk-out linebacker position, which was manned by Chris Worley last year and Darron Lee for the two years before that. At 6-foot-3 and 240 pounds, that should give you…
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