Former Michigan State RB announces book release
Now, after two seasons with the Spartans, Carter has made the decision to move on into the next phase of his life and football career. Carter took to X to share what is up next for his life, now that he is out of college.
Carter has announced that he has written a book and it is set to be released in 2025. That is about the extent of the details that he released on his personal social media, but did mention that he will be releasing more in the near future.
Spartan fans will be sure to support one of their own as he moves on to his next adventure.
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