Already on the radar of several college programs, he could be a player that really sees his recruitment take a major rise if he gets off to a good start to the high school season. He’s a legit big body that can be as dominate as he wants to be when he’s locked in on both sides of the ball.

Ty Outlaw is one of the fastest-rising names in the state. At 6’8″, his size and athleticism are the foundational pieces of his game that set him over the edge. One of the first things you notice about Outlaw is his comfort with his body. One of the most graceful bigs in N.C. Moves his feet exceptionally well for someone with his build. Is disciplined when defending down low. Doesn’t let opposing players draw fouls. Gets a ton of easy second-chance buckets off the glass. Comfortable with creating plays from the high post. Shot still needs work and maybe a bit of tweaking with mechanics, but has improved to the point where defenders can not defend a few feet behind. A problem on defense. His length attributes for an abundance of easy blocks and rebounds that turn into fast break offense. One thing that needs to be cleaned up is sticking with plays. Tends to get beat off the dribble. Would love to see him work on his ability to react and recover in time to still make big-time plays on the defensive end of the floor.

Ty Outlaw’s first season as a transfer with The Burlington School ended just as many imagined; with an NCISAA-2A state championship. And number 0 had a lot to do with the success of this ball club in 2022-2023. At 6’8″, Outlaw’s size accounts for some big-time plays on both ends of the floor. One of the most athletic bigs in the state. This guy makes plays under the rim that are comparable to some of the most talented forwards in all of college basketball. Has a great presence in the high post. Capable of knocking down a turnaround jump shot on a consistent basis. Flawlessly executes a high pick and roll. Can really create off the dribble. One of the surprising pieces to Outlaw’s game is his handle. This attributes to some easy buckets from the lane and out in transition. A better shooter than a ton of people gives him credit for someone his size. His length and athleticism on defense account for a ton of contested shots and grown-man rebounds that help push the pace on the other end of the floor. Keep an eye out for Ty Outlaw and this Burlington School squad to make a serious attempt to run it back in 2023-2024.

Coming off an NCISAA 2-A state championship with the Burlington School, big Ty Outlaw is one of the fastest-rising names in the state. At 6’8″, his size and athleticism are the foundational pieces of his game that set him over the edge. One of the first things you notice about Outlaw is his comfort with his body. One of the most graceful bigs in N.C. Moves his feet exceptionally well for someone with his build. Is disciplined when defending down low. Doesn’t let opposing players draw fouls. Gets a ton of easy second-chance buckets off the glass. Comfortable with creating plays from the high post. Shot still needs work and maybe a bit of tweaking with mechanics, but has improved to the point where defenders can not defend a few feet behind. A problem on defense. His length attributes for an abundance of easy blocks and rebounds that turn into fast break offense. One thing that needs to be cleaned up is sticking with plays. Tends to get beat off the dribble. Would love to see him work on his ability to react and recover in time to still make big-time plays on the defensive end of the floor.