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On Wednesday night, Eighth-grade QB Trent Seaborn led Thompson to a blowout win over Auburn High in the AHSAA 7A state championship game... (The Spun)
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Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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LSU7538 months
Can we talk about #6, though?
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cwill38 months
Exactly!
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gizmoflak38 months
He hates his mouthpiece
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redbullwings38 months
WHO TF is #6?? I think he was really the one making plays
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Goombaw38 months
6 looks like a pretty good receiver, too.
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TigerPaw738 months
They need to check that kid's birth certificate, he looks college ready.
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SPEEDY38 months
On the 2nd TD, looked like Bill Belichick on the sidelines. Lol
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Goombaw38 months
Lol, I thought the same thing
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Datbayoubengal38 months
I said the same thing lol
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Does he read progression or just three step let it fly down the sideline all the time?
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Not trying to dis. Just hard to tell off those highlights.
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Hopeful Doc38 months
It’s 8th grade, and his receiver is the most athletic kid on the field. He knows where it’s going before the play is called.

He may eventually learn to read a defense. But on that film, it looks far from a necessary procedure.
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wallowinit38 months
that's great. He looks good. But I doubt he's 13 years old which is the proper age for an eighth grader. He's probably 15 if I had to guess which is really not much less impressive.
I'm always suspicious of actual age when they only say he's a ______ - grader.
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ksrph38 months
He’s 14
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UnitedFruitCompany38 months
he redshirted his kindergarten year.
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TouchdownTony38 months
He was stuck behind a senior starter (who has P5 offers on the table) I went to the first Hoover game and they brought in this kid for a couple series and he looked great. He was also playing JV games. Anyway, Thompson went back to the senior and lost that first Hoover game. The senior got a concussion and Trent was handed the reigns and led them into the playoffs where they beat Hoover like 48-14 or something and then was voted the MVP last night in a blowout win over Auburn. He has as much talent as I've ever seen in high school. Good speed, size, rifle arm, accurate.
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Farmtiger38 months
That's awesome. I sure hope he develops and matures. Most of these kids that blow up early tend to fall off and never make it big.
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ALhunter38 months
Being able to dominate in 7A Alabama football is already hitting the point where you're a serious D1 candidate. Doesn't need to develop too much from there to play at an elite P5 program. Obviously the NFL is another huge jump.
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GCTigahs38 months
This kid has to have some good size hands! Not many 8th graders can sling a high school ball like that.
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eddieray38 months
His receiver looks like a prospect as well
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Thracken1338 months
a coworkers son plays on Thompson, and he said the kid is unbelievable gifted - his performance last night was the definition of dominance. and he has more years of HS Ball left. hope he does well.
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tigerinthebueche38 months
Impressive young man. Hope he stays healthy- physically and mentally.
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Mouth38 months
love stories like this. kid has a rifle.
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BK78538 months
Gotta give props to #6.....
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Gus Tinsley38 months
INdeed.....6 looked pretty good.
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ksrph38 months
Thompson won their 4th State Championship in a row last night. He’s got 4 more years, so, he’s got a chance to break a lot of Alabama records.
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UncleLester38 months
Winning a State Championship as a QB is not important.

Look at Arch Manning. He's the greatest High School QB to ever play High School Football and he accomplished that feat without any team titles.
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Bige1138 months
Let the hate flow….. yes…..
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Havoc38 months
Greatest HS QB ever? Is that a joke or sarcasm?
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ThatTahoeOverThere38 months
His Dad and uncles were losers as well in high school. They were losers in college as well. The pros must be easier.
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