Six interceptions as a sophomore is the kind of number that gets a cornerback noticed. Jerry Outhouse Jr. put up that total during his time at Brewer before transferring to North Crowley, where he has spent the past two years anchoring one of the state's most dangerous secondaries.
The Panthers play in Class 6A, one of the most competitive classifications in Texas, and Outhouse has thrived in that environment. His combination of speed and ball-hawking instincts has made him a player opposing coordinators simply choose not to test — a reputation that speaks louder than any stat line.
Outhouse is committed to UCLA, giving him a clear destination after his high school career wraps up. Before he heads west, he's focused on helping North Crowley make a run in the UIL playoffs, where the Panthers will look to his coverage ability as a key piece of their postseason push.
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