Football University Atlanta Recap

DULUTH, GA — Football University invaded Atlanta with its youth and high school camp. The energy was high, the weather perfect for great technique, training, and instruction. Memorial Day Weekend would be a chance for the best youth and high school football talent to display it to the world.

During the classroom sessions, camp participants got an opportunity to learn from instructors who have college and NFL experience and knowledge. The students became sponges to their knowledge and expertise, as the Football University instructors breakdown each position.

Although the level of talent was high, a few athletes stood out from the rest:

	Kyle Kinner Wide Receiver, Rising Senior out of Minster Christian Academy, St. Louis, MO Kyle put on a clinic during the 1 on 1’s.  This FBU St. Louis MVP came to Georgia to put in some work.
	Nick Marquez Wide Receiver, Brookwood High School Nick’s height is one of his competitive advantages that he uses to dominate.  Look for Nick on the high school gridiron.
	Harrison Bailey Quarterback, 6th grade Born to Compete was introduced to Harrison at a young age.  Amazingly this kid was able to run a spread offense at the age of 8.  His maturity has helped him improve his skills.  Harrison has an arm like a cannon, with the accuracy to match it.
	Malik Staples Wide Receiver, Rising Freshman, Pace Academy Malik has improved his game, and it showed during the 1 on 1’s.  His size will help him push off defenders this high school season.
	Kevin Johnson Quarterback, Rising Senior, Pace Academy A dual-threat quarterback who just loves to play.  Kevin has fast feet, great field vision, and a strong, yet accurate arm.  Kevin is on the radar for this year’s Top Gun Camp.
	Jamyest Williams Cornerback, Rising Freshman, Duluth High School During the camp, we had a chance to look back at his youth football career, and see how his play has just gotten better and better over time.  Jamyest will do well at the high school level.  Quick feet and hands, along with great body positioning helped Jamyest dominate during the 1 on 1’s.  By the way, he can add another award under his belt.
	Mitch Hyatt Offensive Tackle, North Gwinnett High School When speaking with the FBU Staff, this kid had to be one of the most talked about athletes of this year’s camp.  Walking away with another award from the FBU Atlanta Camp, Mitch looks to take what he learned, and help his team to another great season.
	Davis Miles Quarterback, Rising Freshman out of Greater Atlanta Christian School   Coming off of another Gwinnett Football League 8th Grade Championship, Davis is looking to make his mark in the high school arena.  Davis has great poise in the pocket and is not afraid to tuck the ball and run if needed.
	Chris Keegan Quarterback, West Trinity High School Chris was very impressive during his 1 on 1’s and is also on the radar for a Top Gun camp invite.
	Sam Dobbs Receiver, Rising Junior, Landmark Christian School Sam, physically, is very strong and has the perfect height for his position.  A mentally tough athlete who thrives off of competition, Sam got through the 1 on 1’s with ease.
	DeAngelo Gibbs Wide Receiver, Rising Freshman Gibbs had a lot of eyes on him in FBU Atlanta, after all he did play on FBU’s National Championship team, running clinics on his competition.  The pressure of living up to his hype did not get to him because he performed very well, winning an award at this year’s camp.
	Austin Smith Linebacker, Collins Hill High School   Austin impressed the FBU instructors with his ability to learn quick and make adjustments if needed.  His talent, size, and natural ability is what scouts are looking for.
	Antonio Woods Running Back, out of South Gwinnett   Antonio won the “Edge” Award at this year’s FBU Atlanta Camp.  Born to Compete has seen Antonio develop and grow his skills from a youth prospective.  Now he is ready to excel in the next level.
	Lorenzo James Running Back, out of Sparkman High School Named Offense MVP of the FBU Atlanta Camp, enough said!
	Chris Murphy Cornerback, Lassiter High School Chris already has made a name for himself with his play this past high school football season.  With over 15 offers from colleges, Chris continues his grind, and attempts to perfect all aspects of his game.  We cannot wait to see under the Friday Night Lights this season.