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For the convenience and safety of the campers, a Camp Bracelet will be available for $10. The Camp Bracelet includes 2 sports drinks, lunch, and 1 snack each day. Bracelets are non-refundable.

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Colt McCoy

In 2010, Colt was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the 3rd Round of the NFL Draft. In his rookie season, Colt made 8 starts for the Browns, accumulating 1,576 yards on 135 completions. By the end of the season, he threw for 6 touchdowns and ran for one as well. He ranked 2nd among NFL rookies in passing yards per game and touchdown passes, despite playing in only 8 games the 2010 season.  During the 2011 season, McCoy passed for a career high 2,733 yards and 14 touchdowns.
 
Before the NFL, Colt was a standout Quarterback for the Texas Longhorns. In 2006, Colt became the starting Quarterback as a redshirt freshman, leading his team to a 56-7 victory over North Texas where he tallied four total touchdowns and no interceptions. On October 14th, 2006 he set a Texas record by throwing for 6 touchdowns against Baylor, breaking the record of 5 held by James Brown and Chris Simms. He would conclude his freshman season by tying the NCAA record for touchdown passes by a freshman with 29. His stellar sophomore season began with a bang by breaking two school records of 47 pass attempts and 32 completions in a single game against UCF. His season would be plagued by injury, but still managed to not miss a game and still throw 21 touchdown passes. The season was capped by a victory in the 2007 Holiday Bowl over 11thranked Arizona State where Colt was awarded the offensive-player MVP.

In 2008, Colt began the first 4 games of the season by completing 80% of his passes and compiling a quarterback rating of 209.71. It was in this time that he broke the Texas record for touchdown passes when 62 in his victory over Rice. Colt set the school record of 31 career victories in the rival blowout of Texas A&M, during which he completed his season with 3,594 passing yards, another Texas record. The season was finalized on January 5th, 2009 with a 24-21 victory over Ohio State in the Fiesta Bowl where Colt was named Offensive Player of the Game.

In his senior season, Colt lead his team to a perfect regular season record of 12-0, and topped it off with a Big 12 Championship title over Nebraska in route to the BCS National Championship Game. By season’s end, Colt had established himself as the winningest quarterback in NCAA history with a superb total of 45 victories. He would also graduate as the only quarterback in NCAA football history to win at least ten games in 4 straight seasons. He would go on to receive numerous awards in 2009 including First Team All-American by the Associated Press, Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year, Johnny Unitas Golden Arm (most outstanding senior quarterback), Davey O’Brien (nations best quarterback), Chic Harley (college football player of the year), Maxwell Award (best player in NCAA football), and finally was honored by having his #12 jersey retired from the University of Texas.

Colt played high school football at Jim Ned High School, a division 2A program in Tuscola, Texas. He was twice voted at the Associated Press 2A Offensive MVP and a First-Team All-State selection. He finished his career by completing 536 pass for 9,344 yards and 116 touchdowns. He stands on top of the list for all-time passing leader in Texas 2A history and 4th in state history. He made one appearance in the Texas 2A State Championship and also lettered in both Track and Basketball.

Camp Director Rod Huber

Camp Coaches  

The Colt McCoy Football ProCamp will be staffed with the area's top prep coaches. Each coach will bring a unique football background to the event with the ability to share techniques and philosophies with the campers on a daily basis. 

 From the North:

Take Interstate 71 South to Ohio 82 West (exit 231B, Royalton Road)
Proceed along Ohio 82 West to U.S. 42 South/Pearl Road (at the clock tower)
Turn left on U.S. 42 South/Pearl Road
Follow U.S. 42 South/Pearl Road to Lunn Road and turn right (Arby's is at the corner)
Strongsville High School is approximately 1/2 mile down on the left.
Go past the school and turn left at the Main Entrance

From the South/Southwest:

Take Interstate 71 North to Ohio 82 West (exit 231, Royalton Road)
Proceed along Ohio 82 West to U.S. 42 South/Pearl Road (at the clock tower)
Turn left on U.S. 42 South/Pearl Road
Follow U.S. 42 South/Pearl road to Lunn Road and turn right (Arby's is at the corner)
Strongsville High School is approximately 1/2 mile on the left
Go past the school and turn left at the Main Entrance.

From the West:

Take Interstate 80 (Ohio Turnpike) East to U.S. 42 South (exit 161/10, Pearl Road)
Follow U.S. 42 South/Pearl Road to Lunn Road and turn right (Arby's is at the corner)
Strongsville High School is approximately 1/2 mile on the left
Go past the school and turn left at the Main Entrance

From the East:

Take Interstate 80 (Ohio Turnpike) West to U.S. 42 South (exit 161/10, Pearl Road)
Follow U.S. 42 South/Pearl Road to Lunn Road and turn right (Arby's is at the corner)
Strongsville High School is approximately 1/2 mile on the left
Go past the school and turn left at the Main Entrance

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 2012 Colt McCoy ProWorkout Challenge