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NY Times: Once Booed, Boyd Is Now Unbeaten

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by TigerNet Staff - Friday, October 28, 2011 9:14 AM

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Tajh Boyd
Pos: QB   Height: 6-1   Weight: 225   Hometown: Hampton, VA (Phoebus HS)   Years Played: 2009 - 2013

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From the New York Times:

In this era of texting and Twitter and message boards, disgruntled Clemson football fans are old-fashioned when it comes to holding a quarterback accountable.

“Yep, I heard it,” said Tajh BoydTajh Boyd
RS So. Quarterback
#10 6-1, 225
Hampton, VA
View Full Profile, the Tigers’ redshirt sophomore quarterback. “Didn’t really read about the unhappy people; I heard it, though. You kind of get a little offended, but then you move forward and accept people’s passion for football here.”

Boyd, a first-year starter, heard the unrest after completing 8 of 24 passes in the spring game. He heard it again coming off the field after an unimpressive first half against Troy in the season opener.

Then, abruptly, the melody of murmurs, sighs and boos was switched off. Boyd started distributing the ball as if he understood the concepts of Clemson’s fast-paced spread offense. The Tigers clicked off a 38-24 win over Auburn, a 35-30 victory over Florida State and a 56-45 win over Maryland.

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Subject (Replies: 18) Author Football Player Update: NY Times: Once Booed, Boyd Is Now Unbeaten Crump® Really nice article*** aclemfan48® Re: Football Player Update: NY Times: Once Booed, Boyd Is Now Unbeaten moodytiger Good article but . . . attheesso® I think him not getting any starts last year ALL IN Tiger 888 Re: Football Player Update: NY Times: Once Booed, Boyd Is Now Unbeaten raginranger® I've never understood "Booing" your own team...it's kind of NavyTiger8810® I didn't boo...probably b/c I was too frustrated at the time laru Re: I didn't boo...probably b/c I was too frustrated at the time allorangeallthetime52® i understand where you're coming from laru Maybe people will think about this the next time they boo TigerStyle13 nm tigrjm76® Booing and then cheering is nothing more than the ... apextiger® Nice article. But I doubt even the booers (shame on you, joeyb® Boos at the end of the 1st half of the Troy game were NOT OldSchool Tiger® Absolutely right! OkiTiger Re: Boos at the end of the 1st half of the Troy game were NOT Litefoot® Dabo was still calling the plays in the 1st half. After TigerJackson Re: Football Player Update: NY Times: Once Booed, Boyd Is Now Unbeaten rundahill

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