[washingtonismoney]

It's too bad it didn't happen during his career. I remember his Sophomore season. He wasn't such a receiver threat (we didn't throw the ball that much with Toby and the TWU), but he was fearless and explosive as a kick return man. The energy he brought the team and field position was invaluable. I thought with Luck coming back, he would have a of extremely large proportions year or two.

Disagree. Owusu was a very important threat in 2009. He got 682 yards at 18 yards a pop--the latter being second in the Pac-10. He was a genuine deep threat, though his hands were highly iffy, even then. (Those hands played a starring role in costing us the Arizona game that year). For a sophomore, discounting the kick returns, it was a highly impressive effort. (especially when you add his end-arounds, for which he was good for about one a game.)

Owusu played the game of his life against Oregon that year, catching 4 balls for 111 yards. That's the player we lacked in 2011, to say nothing of improvements from that base.

[washingtonismoney]

It's too bad it didn't happen during his career. I remember his Sophomore season. He wasn't such a receiver threat (we didn't throw the ball that much with Toby and the TWU), but he was fearless and explosive as a kick return man. The energy he brought the team and field position was invaluable. I thought with Luck coming back, he would have a of extremely large proportions year or two.

Disagree. Owusu was a very important threat in 2009. He got 682 yards at 18 yards a pop--the latter being second in the Pac-10. He was a genuine deep threat, though his hands were highly iffy, even then. (Those hands played a starring role in costing us the Arizona game that year). For a sophomore, discounting the kick returns, it was a highly impressive effort. (especially when you add his end-arounds, for which he was good for about one a game.)

Owusu played the game of his life against Oregon that year, catching 4 balls for 111 yards. That's the player we lacked in 2011, to say nothing of improvements from that base.