Story On Outlaw's Return

Brett Vito · March 29, 2011

DRC

Censored by Laurie · March 29, 2011

Great news.

UNTLifer · March 29, 2011

Why did they choose to put a picture of one of his drops against Ohio on the page with this article? They could have substituted a picture of me getting kicked in the nuts and accomplished as much.

I am glad that he is back though.

Edited March 29, 2011 by UNTLifer

eppy4life · March 29, 2011

If Outlaw catches one of those passes the season is completely different and TD is still here. Felt too much like 'same old story' after that game and we never recovered.

Mean Green 93-98 · March 29, 2011

“He has got good ball skills and speed,” McCarney said of Outlaw. “I like his toughness. He just has to be more consistent from the short time that I have watched him.”

Dead on.

GreenStreet · March 30, 2011

Dead on.

Agreed. Thanks in part he is healthy.

NT03 · March 30, 2011

Great news.

While reading that article I could hear Tupac on the background saying " Outlaw , Outlaw. Outlaw! "

untwillrise · March 30, 2011

Just catch the Dang ball!!!!

eppy4life · March 30, 2011

Just catch the Dang ball!!!!

I expect untwillrise to get the same negative points I've been given

emmitt01 · March 30, 2011

If Outlaw catches one of those passes the season is completely different and TD is still here. Felt too much like 'same old story' after that game and we never recovered.

So youre saying we should all thank Outlaw? I dont get it...

eppy4life · March 30, 2011

So youre saying we should all thank Outlaw? I dont get it...

I'm sure that's how you read it.

I just really think if we had started the year 2-0 things may have been different. That loss just felt like it was the definition of the TD era and everyone felt it. 'Close but not enough.'

GrandGreen · March 30, 2011

If Outlaw catches one of those passes the season is completely different and TD is still here. Felt too much like 'same old story' after that game and we never recovered.

You would have to throw in a lot more "what ifs" before Dodge would have been a success.

Outlaw had a bad game, it happens to everyone who plays. He was the starter and NT's deep threat his junior year and is a most welcomed addition to the team. I actually think the wrs will be stronger this year, with Carey, Bynes, Strafford, Taylor and now with the surprise return of Outlaw and Olawale being switched to the position. Also as much as I would have liked to have Riley back, I think the wrs will fare better with a stronger arm at QB.

Green59 · March 30, 2011

You would have to throw in a lot more "what ifs" before Dodge would have been a success.

Outlaw had a bad game, it happens to everyone who plays. He was the starter and NT's deep threat his junior year and is a most welcomed addition to the team. I actually think the wrs will be stronger this year, with Carey, Bynes, Strafford, Taylor and now with the surprise return of Outlaw and Olawale being switched to the position. Also as much as I would have liked to have Riley back, I think the wrs will fare better with a stronger arm at QB.

Although not proven at UNT as a WR, Brelan Chancellor's Kickoff Return against Kansas State with all those broken tackles shows he could be exciting as a Slot Receiver once he gets the ball in his hands.

All About UNT · March 30, 2011

Although not proven at UNT as a WR, Brelan Chancellor's Kickoff Return against Kansas State with all those broken tackles shows he could be exciting as a Slot Receiver once he gets the ball in his hands.

Because this video NEVER GETS OLD and could be the best representation of UNT Football we have on Youtube (even if it was a cell-phone cam).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GU9iom7f3qc

meanrob · March 30, 2011

That stiff arm is STILL sick.

UNTLifer · March 31, 2011

I'd forgotten how fast Coach Chico is.

TheWestie · April 1, 2011

Chancellor's blastoff against K-State was epic. And Chico trying to keep up with him was almost just as awesome.

The DRC had a great picture of it.

http://gallery.pictopia.com/denton/gallery/23353/photo/9313588/?o=15

All About UNT · April 1, 2011

I love that video, but I have to say that I am still partial to this one. I think it is the open field blocks that does it for me.

To each their own but Chancellor did his own "blocking" and moreso against a Big 12 team. The lineman he stiff armed was huge.....and he went down like a sack of potatoes.

Mean Green 93-98 · April 1, 2011

To each their own but Chancellor did his own "blocking" and moreso against a Big 12 team. The lineman he stiff armed was huge.....and he went down like a sack of potatoes.

Did someone say "down like a sack of potatoes"?

meangreendork · April 1, 2011

Did someone say "down like a sack of potatoes"?

That kid was a beast in his prime, so was the defense as a whole. Don't throw down the center, short, because our LBs would kill you. Don't run, because you'll hit a wall. Don't throw long because the DBs will snag that ball from you or light you up like a christmas ornament (ala the Jonas Buckles stun-shot).

greenminer · April 1, 2011

If you take a look at the Brelan vid, starting around the 7 sec mark when he is starting to pull past every one...there are two KState players still in the hunt that gain some steam before a UNT player (#30?) comes from the top of the screen, cuts through the crowd and lays them both out.

I had to watch that about 10 times.

UNT 90 Grad · April 5, 2011

Because this video NEVER GETS OLD and could be the best representation of UNT Football we have on Youtube (even if it was a cell-phone cam).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GU9iom7f3qc

For those of you with the 2004 highlight DVD, this reminded me of the Johnny Quinn punt return for a TD against ULM.