Woody Wilson brings dual-threat juice for North Texas, but the ball-security ceiling is the swing factor
In the 2006 season, North Texas QB Woody Wilson showed a playable blend of mobility and passing touch, finishing with 528 passing yards, 2 passing touchdowns, and 102 rushing yards, while also handling a big-game role in wins like the SMU upset.[1][3][5] His differentiator is that he can create outside the structure—he added a 33-yard TD run and another score on the ground in the SMU game—but the tradeoff is clear: 8 interceptions in 90 attempts points to a quarterback who needs cleaner decision-making to fit a team that values efficiency.[3][5][14]
