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Looks like Mr. Evans has landed at Tennessee State. Wishing him well. Go Tigers!
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It wasn’t too long ago when Erick Evans was the talk of practice at UNT. The former Seagoville standout arrived from the Air Force Academy’s prep school and made a name for himself in spring practice a year ago. Now Evans is gone. The sophomore has elected to transfer. I will have a notebook in tomorrow’s paper that goes over some of what took place in the last couple of days around the UNT athletic department. That story will include quite a bit on Evans, who I talked to today. Read more: http://meangreenblog.dentonrc.com/2015/05/evans-talks-about-decision-to-transfer-boise-state-schedules-two-c-usa-teams.html/
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1). As talented as QB Dajon Williams athletically, is he just not yet ready for prime time. First off -- he's just a redshirt freshman... so after his medical redshirt he will have 4 more years to play. I think sometimes we forget that, and his performance in the Idaho home opener game last season probably didn't help in terms of our expectations. Much like the Fall of 2013, Williams took UNT's first couple of weeks in Spring training by storm. He made great plays, plays that the other guys couldn't make. When it's just football, Williams excels. When it comes to the system and understanding a fairly complex Chico Canales offense, Williams can no longer just react using his instincts and athleticism to make plays. This leads to improvising which can lead to turnovers which we all know Mac utterly despises. read more:
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From the album: UNT Football Spring Training 2014
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The chatter started as Erick Evans broke to the outside and scampered down the field, leaving defenders at the Darrell R. Dickey Football Practice Facility in his wake. A few North Texas players jumped up and down, while others looked at each other. Fellow running back Antoinne Jimmerson just smiled. Spring practice is a time when players whom no one expects to contribute emerge. It’s a time that helped Casey Fitzgerald go from being a walk-on to one of the most productive receivers in UNT history, a time that offered defensive end Brandon McCoy a chance to develop into an anchor for the Mean Green’s Heart of Dallas Bowl championship team. More and more, it appears as if Evans could be the next in line. Read more: http://www.dentonrc.com/sports/colleges/north-texas-headlines/20140326-football-evans-speeding-toward-shot-at-rotation.ece
