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For Ottawa Redblacks defensive end Bryce Carter, it took a strong wake\u002Dup call to later give him a chance to play professional football.

Back in 2016, as a freshman at Towson University in Maryland, his school grades were bad, he was coasting on the football field, not doing what had made him so good at

“I would never have guessed he went through that,” said Redblacks defensive line coach Mike Phair. “Sometimes things like that can be life-changing and help you. He loves the game. He loves practising, he loves playing, he loves watching film.” “One thing about Bryce, and I saw it from the very beginning, he comes out and works his tail off every day,” said Phair. “It’s not like there’s a great day and a bad day; he’s just consistent with the way he approaches everything.”

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