blog.oregonlive.com - 9/1/2008
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Sept. 1: Rain dampens Outlaw's day, not Outlaw Sept. 2: Part I -Travis wants shots; Nate wants teamwork Sept. 2: Part II - McMillan on Outlaw: If he learns this, 'There is no way of guarding him' Sept. 3:...
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Travis Outlaw ready to take it to the next level
NBA Noise —
... Jason Quick published an article and video giving a behind-the-scenes look at Travis Outlaw. Not only does it give a great look into Outlaw's roots and personality, but it gives some insights into the player he wants to become. Outlaw, who has been a key sixth-man for the Blazers, and the go-to scorer in their second unit, hopes that his career doesn't consist just of being a sixth man. ...
First Cup: Tuesday
ESPN.com - TrueHoop —
... Outlaw says. So he emphatically declares that Portland fans will see a different Outlaw this season. One who is confident. One who will hit the corner three-pointer. One who can create his own shot. And one who will rebound. In fact, his personal goal this season is to average 16 points and eight rebounds, marked increases from his career-high averages last season of 13.3 points and 4.6 rebounds. 'I'm rejuvenated. I came home,' Outlaw said. 'I'm ready. I'm ready for the season now.'" Video ...
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Travis Outlaw not content being a sixth man for the Blazers
blog.oregonlive.com 9/1/2008 — So he is content to wait another year, perhaps two, for his personal aspirations to take precedence. But he wants to make one thing clear: He is not content remaining with the status quo of his game. "I don't want to be a sixth man forever," Outlaw says.
Reaction to the Outlaw Article
blazersedge.com 9/2/2008 — Since all of the buzz yesterday surrounded Jason Quick's Travis Outlaw article I thought I’d add my two cents today.
First, some generalities:
--We should take a moment to remember what a fine writer Jason ...
Travis Outlaw wants to start, but he's not complaining
sports.yahoo.com 9/2/2008 — Some of these sorts of athlete confessionals, yeah, you have to
wonder if the fans have read anything more than the headline and a pull-quote
before deciding to slam a particular player for perceived selfishness and/or
hubris.
Usually the ...
The Hoop Doctors Daily Dimes: 09/01
thehoopdoctors.com 9/2/2008 —
Monday, September 1, 2008
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Travis Outlaw Wants More Shots, Specifically, More Jumpshots
slamonline.com 9/3/2008 — by Marcel Mutoni
Last week, I mentioned how Portland has so much talent and potential on its roster that it might be a problem . While most (myself included) see this as a good problem to have, it might not be long before this changes.
Travis ...
