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[QUOTE="OrangeXtreme, post: 1861630, member: 41"]
[I]Union, N.J. — Carla Roberson prefers the word "shy," or even "extremely shy."

She knows her second son, Tyler, has been branded the strong, silent type. But that depiction fails to consider his rowdy living room behavior, when he and his father, Edmon, and his three brothers camp in front of the television and shout about whatever sport rules the room. It fails to consider the sly jokes Roberson inserts into the most banal of situations, the hilarity heightened by the unexpected source of its origin. It fails to note his enthusiastic embrace of video games, when Call of Duty or NBA 2K can elicit colorful exclamations.

"His teammates love Tyler," Syracuse assistant basketball coach Adrian Autry said of the Orange's senior forward. "They always say, 'He's not as quiet as you think he is.'"

His mother calls him "misrepresented and probably misunderstood." But for most who know him, cracking the Tyler Roberson code can be a daunting, draining exercise. It requires patience. It requires time. It requires the understanding that to extract information, to understand what transpires inside his head means talking and probing and caring enough to try...[/I]
 
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