Ole Miss 2000 David Cutcliffe Football Camp

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2000 Football Camp

APPLICATION FOR ENROLLMENT
PHYSICAL CHECK-UP FORM AND PARENTS RELEASE

Camp Highlights

The purpose of the camps is to teach the fundamentals of all the positions on the football field.

Skills testing with improvement methods to take home

Individual instruction by the Ole Miss Coaches will help you learn more about each position.

Motivation, life skills, and academic responsibility lectures by Ole Miss staff members.

A special lecture from Benjy Pierce, The University of Mississippi Strength Coach

Position specific video instruction by Ole Miss Coaches

Additional Information

Day Camp will run from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. daily. Lunch is provided.

If enrolled as a quarterback/wide receiver, you will need to bring your own football.

Accident Insurance

If the camper is covered under an existing health insurance policy, the existing personal or ground insurance policy covering the camper must be claimed upon first. Upon receipt of an explanation of benefits statement of claim and accompanying medical bill, Nationwide insur-ance- providers will then pay all deductibles and other out-of-pocket expenses incurred. If a camper is without any present health coverage, Nationwide insurance will pay 100% of all medical bills associated with a camp injury or sickness. In such case, parents will be asked to present a letter from each of their employers stating no primary coverage is available before Nationwide insurance will begin payments. The insurance does not include coverage to and from home and the campus. Professional athletic trainers are on duty all times during the camp.

Sample Schedules

CAMP I
7:00 a.m. Breakfast (overnight campers only)
8:30 Roll call
9:00 Offensive position instruction (all campers)
11:30 Break for lunch
Noon Lunch (all campers)
1:00 Lectures (Academic/weight training/motivation)
1:45 Defensive position instruction (all campers)
3:00 Group/team activities
5:00 Day campers dismissed for the day
7:30 Instructions/games
9:00 Film sessions
10:00 To dorm for evening

MIDDLE SCHOOL TEAM CAMP

THURSDAY
2:30 p.m. Offensive position instruction
3:30 Offensive group instruction
4:30 Special Teams instruction
5:30 Meal break
7:00 Team instructions/games
9:00 Film session
10:00 To dorm for evening

FRIDAY 7:00 a.m. Breakfast
8:00 Roll call
8:30 Defensive position instruction
9:30 Defensive group instruction
11:00 Camp ends

CAMP II
8:45 a.m. Roll call
9:00 Instruction from Ole Miss defensive coaches
11:00 Lecture by strength coach Benjy Pierce
Noon Lunch
1:00 Questions and answers with Ole Miss coaching staff
2:30 Instruction from Ole Miss offensive coaches
5:00 Pick up campers

Do you have questions?

Here are the answers to questions you may have about the David Cutcliffe Camps or call (662)915-7593.

Q. What activities are scheduled after football practice is over each day? Is there idle time at night? A. After dinner each evening the campers are involved in team competitions. Movies and other activities are planned up until lights out. All of these activities are under the supervision of the football staff who spend the nights in the dorms.

Q. Do campers need extra spending money?
A. Campers should bring $20-$30 for snacks, etc. dur-ing the camp.

Q. Are team rates available?
A. Yes. Five or more players from the same team will receive a $10 discount per player.

Q. What provisions are made for medical care?
A. A doctor will be present or on call at all times. In addition, a certified athletic trainer will be on hand at all times.

Q. Will dressing facilities be provided at the camp for day campers?
A. No. Campers should report dressed for activity.

Q. When is camp registration?
A. Registration for Senior Camp (2001 Seniors) will be Friday, June 2, 5-7 p.m. and Saturday, June 3, 8-9 a.m. Registration for Camp I (ages 13 - seniors to be) will be Sunday, June 4, from 1-3 p.m. Registration for Middle School Team Camp will be Thursday, June 8, from 1-2 p.m. Registration for Camp II (ages 8-12) will be Saturday, June 10, from 8-9 a.m. Registration for Passing League will be Saturday, June 17, from 9- 10 a.m. Parking information and registration sites will be sent after we receive your application.

Q. What equipment will be needed for day camp?
A. Workout clothes, T-shirts, and football shoes or other workout shoes. Do not bring helmets, shoulder pads, etc. as they will not be needed. If enrolled as a quar-terback/ wide receiver you will need to provide your own football.

Q. What will the camper need to provide at the overnight camp?
A. He will need everyday clothes, workout clothes, shorts, T-shirts, swimming trunks, and football shoes or other workout shoes. He should also bring with him a clean set of linens for a single bed as well as wash cloths, towels, a pillow, and a blanket.

Q. When can my son be picked up from camp?
A. Senior Camp will officially close at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 3. Camp I will officially close at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, June 7. Middle School Team Camp will officially close at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, June 9. Camp II will officially close at 5:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 11. Passing League will officially close at 5:00 p.m. on June 17. Please pick up your son at the site where he is registered.

Q. When can my son be picked up from day camp?
A. On Saturday, the camp opens at 8:00 a.m. with instruction beginning at 9:00 a.m. Campers should arrive no later than 8:30 a.m. On Sunday, instruction begins at 1:00 p.m. and will end at 4:30 p.m. Campers should be picked up by 5:00 p.m. at the Starnes Center.

Q. What awards will campers receive?
A. Every camper will receive a T-shirt and a Certificate of Participation.

Note: In case of emergency, you can contact your camper from 8-5 at (662)915-7241

Camp Staff

David Cutcliffe
Head Football Coach
The University of Mississippi

In his first full season as head coach at Ole Miss, David Cutcliffe wrapped up the 1999 campaign with an 8-4 overall record, including a thrilling last-second victory over the Oklahoma Sooners in the Sanford Independence Bowl. The Bowl victory gives Cutcliffe a second year record of 9-4, as head coach.

Considered one of the best offensive minds in college football, Cutcliffe became The University of Mississippi's 34th head coach on December 2, 1998, after serving 16 seasons at the University of Tennessee.

The Cutcliffe era at Ole Miss got an early start when the Rebels were selected to play Texas Tech in the 1998 Sanford Independence Bowl. With less than a month to hire a staff and prepare the Rebels, Cutcliffe directed Ole Miss to possibly the season's biggest upset, a 35-18 victory over the heavily-favored Red Raiders.

Cutcliffe, 45, entrusted with three key responsibilities on Phillip Fulmer's Tennessee staff, has long been recognized as one of the most highly esteemed assistant coaches in college football. In December of 1998, the long-time Tennessee aide capped his career as an outstanding assistant coach when he was named to receive the Broyles Award, given annually to the nation's top assistant coach. He had also been a Broyles Award finalist in 1997.

Cutcliffe's workload at Tennessee documents the trust placed in him by Fulmer, whom he served as assistant head coach, offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. He filled all three posts both capa-bly and enthusiastically.

In the latter position, David supervised the development of Heath Shuler and Peyton Manning as they directed the rewriting of the Vol record book during the Fulmer head coaching era. As soon as he was named Tennessee head coach before the Hall of Fame Bowl in 1992, Fulmer added responsibilities of assistant head coach and offensive coordinator to Cutcliffe's previous assignment of working with quar-terbacks. Early in his UT career, David coached tight ends and then running backs. Under Cutcliffe's direction, Tennessee records were reshaped by Shuler, Manning and before them, Andy Kelly. While serving on the Tennessee staff, Cutcliffe helped the Vols compile a 154-46-7 record while win-ning five SEC championships and one national title. In his 16 years at Tennessee, the Vols went to 15 bowl games, winning 11 times and rolling up five straight bowl victories during one stretch. A Birmingham native, Cutcliffe signed a scholarship with Bear Bryant's Alabama Crimson Tide fresh out of Banks High School in 1972. However, an injury ended his football-playing days at Tuscaloosa. The one-time linebacker graduated from Alabama in 1976 and went immediately into the coaching pro-fession. Cutcliffe's first assignment came at his high school alma mater, Banks. His first four years were spent as an assistant coach. He was promoted in 1980 to head coach of the perennially strong Birmingham school and compiled a 17-4-1 record over a two-year period.

Cutcliffe is married to the former Karen Oran and they have two children - Chris (13) and Katie (11). Karen's brother, Eddie Oran, is a former assistant basketball coach at Ole Miss (1977-81).

RICHARD BISACCIA
Asst. Head Football
Coach Special Teams
Running Backs

JOHN LATINA
Offensive Coordinator
Asst. Football Coach
Offensive Line

MIKE MACINTYRE
Recruiting Coordinator
Asst. Football Coach
Wide Receivers

RON MIDDLETON
Asst. Football Coach
Tight Ends

KURT ROPER
Asst. Football Coach
Quarterbacks

SCOTT MCDUFFIE
Graduate Asst. Coach
Offense

ART KAUFMAN
Defensive Coordinator
Asst. Football Coach
Linebackers

MARION HOBBY
Asst. Football Coach
Defensive Ends

TOM LAVIGNE
Asst. Football Coach
Defensive Backs

RICK PETRI
Asst. Football Coach
Defensive Tackles

BENJY PIERCE
Head Strength &
Conditioning Coach

MIKE VINSON
Asst. Strength &
Conditioning Coach

ZACH WEATHERFORD
Asst. Strength &
Conditioning Coach

TIM MULLINS
Senior Athletic
Trainer for Football

JOHN ROSS
Head Equipment
Manager

ANDY BERGER
Academic
Coordinator
for Football

WES YEARY
FCA Director

GERALD DICKEY
Director of FootballOperations

DAVID SAUNDERS
Director of Recruiting
Camp Director

The University of Mississippi Athletics

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