Personal
In his free time, Boone enjoys eating, traveling, looking for deals at yard sales, new business ventures, scuba diving, and ping-pong. His favorite sports team growing up was the Chicago Bears and his favorite athletes are Walter Payton and Andre Dawson. Boone is the sixth of 10 children. He is from an athletic family; his father played football at BYU, his younger brothers Jesse currently plays in the United Football League (UFL) for the Locos, and Jason played football for Utah, and his older sister Amy played basketball and volleyball at George Mason University as well as semi-pro basketball for the San Diego Wave of the NWBL.
Boone and his wife, Lindsay, currently reside in Sandy, Utah and have two young children.
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