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Andy McCloud, The Woodlands HS |
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| 04/07/08 - Andy McCloud, The Woodlands HS |
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DSU: What would you classify as your strengths at the quarterback position?
AM: I am very poised while on the field. I make good decisions while reading defenses and never panic under pressure.
DSU: Who has been your role model or anyone who has strongly influenced your playing career?
AM: Guys from my program (The Woodlands) who have made it to the next level such as Danny Amendola (Texas Tech), Grant Irons (Notre Dame and Oakland Raiders), and Larry Izzo (New England Patriots).
DSU: Do you have any pre-game rituals?
I relax by listening to some music and I don’t allow anything to touch my throwing arm.
AM: Who are your three favorite NFL quarterbacks?
Tom Brady, Brett Favre, Peyton Manning
DSU: What are some of your favorite hobbies?
AM: I like to go bass fishing, target shooting, and hunting.
DSU: What is your latest recruiting update?
AM: I’ve scheduled a visit to Texas State and the University of Houston. I will also attend camps at TCU, University of Houston, Texas State, Tulsa, and University of Louisiana Lafayette.
DSU: Do you have a list of favorite colleges?
AM: My top five list of schools right now would be TCU, Texas State, University of Houston, University of Louisiana Lafayette, and Tulsa.
Glendale Academy Diary:
The on-field skill work along with the focus within the classroom was equally as intense during day 1 of Steve Clarkson’s Quarterback Academy. The instructors were all great teachers of the game and were placed at stations that emphasized their expertise. Today I learned that you must improve every aspect of your game in order to be great. That includes mental focus, defensive reads, footwork, throwing mechanics, etc. There was a lot of action out on the field today, but my favorite part was a drill that made us adjust to the defense, spring outside, and pass left or right. I came to this camp ready to compete and felt I performed well throughout each of the drills. I’m looking forward to coming out tomorrow and working on my progression reads along with my technique for drop back and shotgun offenses. This is a program that I would absolutely recommend to any quarterback out there. The level of instruction and competition is the best. It allows you to really size up your talent and see where you really stand in comparison to other quarterbacks out there. |
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