Tulsa Quarterback Training

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The DeBartolo Sports Elite Quarterback Training Academy offers programs to those who want to be the best and be trained by the best. Buffalo Bills Quarterback Consultant, Joe Dickinson, directs each program, ensuring that participants receive professional coaching and individual instruction.

Non-Contact Oklahoma City Elite Quarterback Training: NFL Quarterback Consultant Joe Dickinson leads the instructional programs and will be supported by a team of coaches that have developed players at the NFL, college, high school, and youth levels. Athletes will participate in skills and classroom sessions. Athletes receive instruction on how to improve their technical, tactical and mental abilities on the football field.

An emphasis on classroom time combined with field work gives athletes the knowledge and experience they need to excel at their game. Quarterbacks polish their fundamental skills and learn how to watch and break down game tape. All quarterbacks are filmed during training sessions so their performance can be reviewed and analyzed at daily meetings.

Highlights Include

Position specific drills led by Joe Dickinson and supporting team of Elite coaches
Quarterbacks will work on game speed ½ field read and reach drills with wide receivers
Athletes receive Elite Academy apparel and individual video from skills sessions
Ability to bring a wide receiver at no additional charge
Program includes on-field training and classroom work (individual and NFL Film analysis)
All participants will receive a free subscription to our online training community
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Coach Joe McCulley

Joe is a long-time coach and administrator in the Oklahoma public school system and will be providing personal quarterback instruction exclusively to DeBartolo Sports University. Not only does
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Joe is a long-time coach and administrator in the Oklahoma public school system and will be providing personal quarterback instruction exclusively to DeBartolo Sports University. Not only does Coach McCulley bring to the table a vast knowledge of the quarterback position but also a deep understanding of the game of football and all aspects of what it takes to become a great player. Joe has 35 years coaching experience coaching young athletes, 29 years as a head coach , 5 years assistant and offensive coordinator both in Oklahoma high schools and 1 year assistant and quarterback coach at Southeastern Oklahoma State University, his Alma Mater.

Coach McCulley has coached 6 All-State quarterbacks, produced 25 all-state players, won 15 district titles, had 11 state quarterfinals, 4 state semi-final appearances, and 1 State Championship. He has been elected by his peers as All State Coach and 12 times District Coach of the year.

Joe has worked with numerous college football camps, including the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, and University of Tulsa. He had the opportunity to help establish the first team camp in Oklahoma with long time University Tulsa head coach and current University of Mississippi offensive coordinator David Rader.

As a player McCulley played quarterback for Anaheim High School in Southern California where he was mentored by former NFL coach Dick Coury. After graduation he played quarterback at the University of Tulsa, under the guidance of then offensive coordinator, former NFL coach and player Jerry Rhome. During his tenure here in 1973 he was 2nd leading passer in the nation behind Jesse Freitas of San Diego State. He was also ranked 2nd in total offense behind longtime Dallas Cowboy and Arizona State quarterback Danny White. While playing at Tulsa he had the opportunity and good fortune to throw to elite receivers Drew Pearson, former all –pro Dallas Cowboy, Steve Largent, Seattle Seahawks Hall of Famer, and Raymond Rhodes, Pro-bowler and former Green Bay Packer’s Head coach.

Coach McCulley and his wife Sherry have 5 children and are currently living in Hennessey, Ok where he is the Superintendent of schools.
Coach Bill Blankenship

Coach Blankenship is the head coach of the 2017 Oklahoma State Champions Owasso High School.
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Blankenship is a veteran football coach and a former player at the University of Tulsa. He started tow successful seasons at quarterback for the Golden Hurricanes.
Before becoming the Oklahoma State Champion with Owasso High School football, he was the head coach of the University of Tulsa. The most successful season was in 2012 where the Golden Hurricanes won the conference and snagged a Liberty Bowl victory.
Though Blankenship was a successful college coach, much of his success has been coaching high school football for over 20 years. He has coached at Union High School, Fayetteville High School and now coaches at Owasso High School.
At Union High School, Blankenship served as head coach for 14 years until 2005 where he compiled an overall record of 154-26. Union won eight consecutive district cahmpionships, qualified for the playoffs 14 times, reached the quarterfinals 10 times, participated in the state Class 6A championship seven times, and won the state title in 2002, 2004, and 2005.
At Fayetteville High School, Blankenship only coached for one year and led the school to the Class 7A Arkansas state title.

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2018 Quarterback Training: June 15-17 (Ages 10-18)

Check-in: Friday at 12:30PM
Check-out: Sunday at 3PM
Camp Meals: Lunch will be provided to participating athletes.
Daily Camp Hours: FRI 12:30AM-6PM, SAT 10AM-4PM, SUN 12PM-3PM
Facility: Owasso High School (12901 East 86th St N, Owasso, OK 74055)

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DEBARTOLO SPORTS UNIVERSITY

Athletes from across the globe have traveled to DeBartolo Sports University programs in search of the best training. At the Elite QB Training, high school and youth participants receive instruction on how to improve their technical, tactical, and mental abilities on the football field. Individuals and Youth, Freshman, JV, Varsity teams are encouraged to attend. The DeBartolo Sports University programs are NON-CONTACT.

ONLINE TRAINING COMMUNITY

All participants will receive access to DeBartolo Sports University's online training communty, http://www.debartoloqbacademy.com/debartolo-online-quarterback-training-powered-by-edufii/.

WIDE RECEIVERS

Quarterbacks may bring a wide receiver to the Oklahoma City Elite Quarterback Training at no additional charge. It is strongly recommended that you get your primary receiver or receivers to the skill sessions at the facility. Quarterbacks who have attended our program in the past yield the greatest results when they have their receivers in attendance to work on route timing and passing game rhythm. The wide receiver's full name and high school graduation year will be requested in the registration process.

UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT

DeBartolo Sports University will provide all quarterbacks with a Nike apparel package at check-in. Quarterbacks are asked to bring their own football (marked with their name) to ensure that they have a chance to train with the ball they will be using during the season. Athletes should also bring the following: cleats, athletic tape, notebook, writing utensil, bag, and towel.

CAMP MEALS

Lunch will be provided for participating athletes.

TRANSPORTATION

Transportation is not provided by the camp to or from any airports. If you are flying to or from camp, we recommend using an airport shuttle service. Please schedule flights as close as you can to the check-in times on the first day and check-out times on the last day.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Lodging is not provided by the camp.

REGISTRATION PACKET

A detailed camper registration packet containing check-in location, health/release forms, emergency contact numbers, and a checklist of things to bring will be emailed to all registered campers prior to the start of camp. The US Sports Camps health and release forms do not require a doctor's signature and they will be collected on the first day of camp.

*Please note, this information is subject to change. This schedule below is a sample, hours can vary between start and end times.

Sample Daily Schedule

Day 1
12:30 PM Check-in
1:00 PM Quarterback meeting
2:00 PM Passing and skills session
4:00 PM Lunch
4:30 PM Passing and skills session
5:45 PM Closing
6:00 PM Dismissal
Day 2
10:00 AM Check-in
10:30 AM Quarterback meeting
11:15 AM Passing and skills session
12:00 PM Lunch
12:30 PM Passing and skills session
3:45 PM Closing
4: 00 PM Dismissal
Day 3
12:00 PM Check-in
12:30 PM Quarterback meeting
1:00 PM Passing and skills session
3:00 PM Dismissal

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