MGB: Canales presser notes

Brett Vito · November 16, 2015

MGB: UNT's interim coach praises team's efforts, addresses Carlos Harris Tweet

http://meangreenblog.dentonrc.com/2015/11/canales-press-conference-notes-2.html/

jtm0097 · November 16, 2015

Carlos if you have NFL aspirations, you should probably get off Twitter.

Travis Scott · November 16, 2015

social media is the devil

Hunter Green · November 16, 2015

Carlos if you have NFL aspirations, you should probably get off Twitter.

He is not NFL caliber.

MGNation92 · November 16, 2015

With the way his attitude has been this year I'm about ready for him to peace out as well.

I think he's just mad because McNuggets isn't in the game to stare him down on every pass play.

Silent Eagle · November 17, 2015

I highly doubt it was in reference to him trying to make the most of his career. If he's that miserable, he should just walk away. Or perhaps a hefty punishment should be levied to make an example of him. I don't care how talented you are, this is inexcusable. His attitude is caustic on a good day.

GRN-WHT · November 17, 2015

At this point Carlos should be the new hated player #1 around here, replacing Tony Mitchell for those that like to blame players for things.

Carlos has a fraction of the talent and double the mouth and attitude Tony had.

NTAlum09 · November 17, 2015

Bench him and start somebody else..

UNTLifer · November 17, 2015

Play the younger guys. Time for Carlos, who I really liked, to go.

Aldo · November 17, 2015

You know, his negativity is annoying, but for the sake of UNT, I want to see him on an nfl team

UNTLifer · November 17, 2015

Don't hold your breath. I think our best bet is Marcus Smith off of this year's team.

edcollopy · November 17, 2015

agreed...marcus has the body for it, but his hands are nowhere near nfl quality.

aztecskin · November 17, 2015

Carlos Harris looks no different than a frustrated striker starved for service. He runs his routes hard every play, blocks, gets open. With that effort he's getting passes in the dirt (DMS) at worst, and 7 yard routes on 3rd and 15 at best.

Again, I don't have to work with him directly, but I find it difficult to complain about the guy when 1. He's the most productive WR and 2. He is the most passionate.

He's certainly not the reason we are losing. If the record were flipped he'd be praised as a "fiery leader" instead of 'locker room cancer'. I mean, the knee-jerk cliche example is Jordan. He seems awful but he won. And before you blame him for the offense, let's remember that WRs can't impact the game at the same level of a QB or RB.