Carter and Becker continue to click in Aquinas' spring practice
By Christopher Lawlor
ESPN.com
Updated: May 16, 2008
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Duron Carter has inherited his father's playmaking ability at wide receiver.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Wide receiver Duron Carter and quarterback Ryan Becker have spent spring practice working on the same wavelength.
The silent language, or "mental audibles," shared between high-caliber wide receivers and quarterbacks -- an unspoken line of communication -- is the difference between hooking up for the game-winning touchdown late in the fourth and mistimed plays.
The pitch-and-catch combination found a stride last season as St. Thomas Aquinas High, No. 14 in the ESPN HIGH Elite 25 final football rankings, captured Florida's Class 5A championship, going 14-1.
At the mention of the last season, Carter deadpanned, "We're back to ground zero; we're starting over."