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ARLINGTON, Texas – Immediately following the Dallas Cowboys’ season finale on Jan. 3, a somber Morris Claiborne, in street clothes, was hunched over the front of his locker scrolling through hiscell phone.
“It seems like it was yesterday,” Claiborne told The Times, reminiscing of the night in New York he was stunned to hear the voice ofJerry Jones.
The phone call came after the Cowboys owner used a first- and second-round pick to vault eight spots and select the much-heralded LSU cornerback at No. 6 overall in the 2012 NFL Draft.
“But it seems like a long time ago, too,” Claiborne said.
That night in Manhattan, it seemed as if the sky was the limit for the former Fair Park and Tigers superstar. Claiborne had just corralled the Jim Thorpe Award (nation’s best defensive back) and departed Baton Rouge a year early to pursue his dream of playing on Sundays.
Unfortunately, many of those Sundays were spent just like his last in the 2015 season -- as an observer.
http://www.shreveporttimes.com/stor...rnes-future-unclear-dallas-disaster/78897550/
“It seems like it was yesterday,” Claiborne told The Times, reminiscing of the night in New York he was stunned to hear the voice ofJerry Jones.
The phone call came after the Cowboys owner used a first- and second-round pick to vault eight spots and select the much-heralded LSU cornerback at No. 6 overall in the 2012 NFL Draft.
“But it seems like a long time ago, too,” Claiborne said.
That night in Manhattan, it seemed as if the sky was the limit for the former Fair Park and Tigers superstar. Claiborne had just corralled the Jim Thorpe Award (nation’s best defensive back) and departed Baton Rouge a year early to pursue his dream of playing on Sundays.
Unfortunately, many of those Sundays were spent just like his last in the 2015 season -- as an observer.
http://www.shreveporttimes.com/stor...rnes-future-unclear-dallas-disaster/78897550/