Greetings, ND Faithful, and happy Monday!
Last year during his time away from Our Lady’s univesity, ND Quarterback Everett Golson spent ten weeks with highly regarded quarterbacks coach George Whitfield of Whitfeld Athletix, San Diego. Whitfield has worked with a number of high profile talents including Cam Newton, Andrew Luck, and Johnny Manziel. Golson came back from that experience bigger, stronger, and with a better grip on the football..
Notice Golson’s fingers positioned over the laces. (Photo: https://www.facebook.com/whitfieldathletix/)
Last week, Golson reunited with Whitfield as he attended Whitfield’s #QBSharkWeek camp. About a dozen elite talents from across the Division 1 landscape were at SharkWeek including QB’s Baylor’s Bryce Petty, Michigan State’s Connor Cook, and LSU’s Brandon Harris. It certainly was a great opportunity to shake off some of the rust from a somewhat underwhelming Blue-Gold Game performance for Golson and measure himself against some of the best QB talent in the country.
Media coverage of the camp is understandably sparse given the proprietary nature of camps like those offered by Whitfield Athletix. Perhaps the best insights any fans can glean are from tweets by coaches and attendees. If the #QBSharkWeek tweets are any indication, it was a lot of reading defenses, sprint outs, and #grinding as well as appearances by guests like Marshall Faulk, Mike Haynes, and Dana Bible. Whitfield’s formula has a proven track record and we’ll all get a chance to see how it pays off for #5 this fall. With success on the recruiting trail, the reinstatement of WR Davaris Daniels, FIELD TURF(!!!) and Golson’s offseason workouts there is a lot to be excited about in 2014.
- Golson Wraps Up #QBSharkWeek Camp - June 2, 2014
- A Welcome QB Competition - April 16, 2014
- The Blue Chip Ratio Revisited: Conference Data versus Schedule Data - February 26, 2014
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