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Andy Dittrich, Breck School |
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| 04/23/08 - Andy Dittrich, Breck School |
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DSU: What would you classify as your strengths at the quarterback position?
AD: One of my strengths is the leadership I bring to the team. I can connect on the deep passes and have helped our team succeed in the past.
DSU: Who has been your role model or anyone who has strongly influenced your playing career?
AD: My parents have been very supportive, especially my step-dad. He has allowed me to attend these camps which have made things happen for me in my football career.
DSU: Do you have any pre-game rituals?
AD: We usually eat as a team and then have a quick practice. I try to be the first person in the locker room. I get dressed and then just look into my locker and get focused.
DSU: Who are your three favorite NFL quarterbacks?
AD: Peyton Manning, Brett Favre, and Tony Romo.
DSU: What are some of your favorite hobbies?
AD: I enjoy sports in general. I play three varsity sports so I’m usually consumed with everything involving them.
DSU: What is your latest recruiting update?
AD: Right now I’m being looked at by Dartmouth, Yale, Iowa, and UCLA
DSU: Do you have a list of favorite colleges?
AD: UCLA, Texas, and Duke
Ambassador College Diary:
Today was a tough workout, but it definitely helped out a lot. Coming from Minnesota it took a while to get used to the heat, but once I did the workout was great. I threw a lot of balls and got a solid amount of reps in. I thought the coaching staff at the Academy as great. They definitely know what they’re talking and you could tell they all wanted to be here which was a plus. I really enjoyed the classroom session of today’s workout. Breaking down film the way we did was something new, but definitely helped out a lot. I learned how to break down defenses to another level compared to what I was doing before I came here. Working with the wide receivers was my favorite drill because I brought my receiver to the Academy with me. Throwing to him gave us a real life situation to work on our timing. By far the highlight of the day was watching Joe Montana effortlessly throw to a receiver 40 yards downfield and hit him perfectly. I feel like I got better throughout the day and overall did pretty well, but there are still some areas that need some work. This is a program I would recommend because you get to work with coaches who know what they’re doing and it’s also a lot of fun. I’m looking forward to getting back out here tomorrow and throwing the ball.
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