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Tre Boston pays CFB-bet debt to Thomas Davis in Georgia attire


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Carolina Panthers safety Tre Boston appears to have squared a wager with teammate Thomas Davis following Georgia's 33-24 win over North Carolina in Week 1 of the college football season.

And Davis, a former Georgia star, didn't let Boston, who played at UNC, get away with simply donning a Georgia T-shirt or cap. Boston went all the way: Georgia shoes, Georgia shorts, Georgia shirt and bowtie, Georgia visor, even a Georgia belt buckle. Davis captured it all on video and posted it via Instagram on Wednesday:

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000702342/article/tre-boston-pays-cfbbet-debt-to-thomas-davis-in-georgia-attire

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1 hour ago, electro's horse said:

Tre Boston owes a debt to every panthers fan who watched him Thursday night. 

Amazing how the last couple years we've sat through Thomas Decoud, Roman Harper, Robert Lester, etc but somehow Boston gets more hate on here than all of them. Not saying he's the next Brian Dawkins but damn

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11 hours ago, KillaCamNewton said:

Amazing how the last couple years we've sat through Thomas Decoud, Roman Harper, Robert Lester, etc but somehow Boston gets more hate on here than all of them. Not saying he's the next Brian Dawkins but damn

He sat behind guys like Roman Harper for a reason, though.

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