On The Line with Bernard Riley
B2G Sports is proud to welcome former USC Trojan and NFL player Bernard Riley to its coaching staff. Our question and answer sessions give you, the fan and reader, greater insight into all the elements that make B2G the driving force it has become. [Read more..]
Players who earned an Elite Camp invitation from the Showcase in Newbury Park:
RB:
Ronny Camacho - Oaks Christian HS
Chris Davis - Oaks Christian HS
Damon Riggins - Oaks Christian HS
WR/TE:
Khyree Brown - Taft HS
Miles O'Dell - Corona Santiago HS
David Richards - Palmdale HS
Beau Sandland - Simi Valley HS
Cody Tuttle - Westlake HS
Fred Wilson - West HS (Bakersfield)
OL:
Dominic Galassi - St. Joseph HS (Santa Maria)
LB/DE:
Cody Kurz - St. Bonaventure HS
Christopher Viglietta - Montclair Prep HS
Jamal Wilson - AB Miller HS
DB:
Kristian Brown - Carter HS
Mercy Maston - Bakersfield HS
Houston Haynes - Palmdale HS
Wyatt Hixon - Valencia HS
Checkdown with Ataveus Cash
By Golden State Preps Staff
B2G Sports is honored to have former NFL player Ataveus Cash on its staff and we thought it would be great to ask him a few questions. Join us as we offer insight into the man who serves as our QB Specialist. [read more...]
Congrats to the players that earned an invite to the B2G Elite Camp from the LA Showcase!
QB:
Joseph Gray - Dorsey
Michael Bercovici - Taft
Jonathan Jerozal - Canyon
WR:
Dwayne Brown - Kaiser
Jameel Erving - Summit
Gabriel Marks - Venice
Brandon Taylor - Santa Monica
Roddy Cochran - Highland
Michael Robert - Dorsey
Drew Wolitarsky - Canyon
TE:
Jalen Cope-Fitzpatrick - Palm Desert
OL:
Jordan Simmons - Dorsey
John Haupp - El Dorado
DL:
Chris James - West Adams
Stephan Nembot - Montclair Prep
LBs:
Dennis Taylor - Kaiser
Charles Burks - Edison
Roland Blackiston - Edison
Jordan Stanton - P. Knight
Matthew Lyons - Dorsey
Ejiro Ederaine - Corona Santiago
Tony Weltin - Corona Santiago
CBs:
Chris Brown - Culver City
Aaron Almond - Diamond Ranch
Thierry Nguema - Corona Santiago
S:
Kyron Defour - Alemany
Simon Connette - Corona Santiago
B2G Sports is all about competition Adam Gorney -- Rivals.com Football Recruiting
B2G Sports co-founder Henry Bell stands in the middle of a 7-on-7 drill and is telling cornerback Thierry Nguema he has to do 100 push-ups for dropping a pass that could have been intercepted. Bell is serious. Nguema drops and starts pumping them out. [read more...]
De'Anthony Thomas impresses at USC Nike Football Training Camp
Congrats to B2G trained players Chad Jeffries and Gabriel Marks for winning their position's MVP award at the Nike Camp.
04/26/10 - Los Angeles -- The 2010 Nike Football Training Camp tour hit the West Coast for the first time at the University of Southern California Sunday. Here are the first impressions of the event from the ESPN RISE staff who worked the event... [read more]
Even with a rainy day, over 150 serious football players enjoyed B2G's Instinct Training this past weekend. Talk about commitment and dedication...congrats to all those who got it in that day. Especially to those who traveled to both locations.
As the rain poured down over Jackie Robinson Stadium in Los Angeles, over 80 football players showed up to get expert instruction from real scouts. Most of their peers stayed indoors to watch the exciting NFL playoffs games as comfortable fans. "It takes a serious football player to miss those games on t.v. to go compete and work on their own game. That's the type of players we attract though. It makes it easier for us to instill the success philosophy John Wooden preaches; 'No whining. No complaints. No excuses.'" B2G Co-founder Ron Allen explained.
The JV group drew a lot of praise during the one on ones for the way they competed and stepped up to the challenge. Each position were given specific instructions and then coached up when they made mistakes. By the final few drills they had it down and executed like Varsity vets. Top prospects like Taft's QB Michael Bercovici, Shaquille Richardson (UCLA commit) & All-City Dorsey, Don Charles Garrett, all kept raising the bar for how a B2G Varsity vet approaches these sessions. They were going at it big time. The defense took home the honors by breaking up the last play of the day and making the offense give them 50 pushups.
The talent level at Newbury Park stepped up a few notches this weekend. Oregon bound DB Troy Hill and Westlake HS seasoned veteran Tavior Mowry stood out as soon as the competitive drills started. The lineman, RBs and LBs also competed in their own exciting session of one on ones. Cody Kruz not only was the leader of this group, but also polished his TE skills during one on ones against the DBs. Troy Hill showed why he is one of the best to come out of the 2010 class. His pass break up on the last play of the day lead to the defense winning and the O of course had to give them 50.
Over 50 players came out to Colony HS in Ontario to put in work. Although this was just the second week, it was good to see more new faces ready to take on the challenge that many have seen change lives. The stud of the weekend that stood out the most had to be the TE out of Palm Desert, Jalen Cope-Fitzgerald. Although Jalen is in the class of 2012, his size, speed, hands and pure athletism will make him one of best in his class. Like the other locations, everyone competed extremely hard. You could hear everyone talking trash and getting fired up. The offense won the day by confusing the defense and scoring on a deep corner route. Of course, the D had to give the offense 50 for the costly mistake. Good thing they were able to learn from it now and fix it instead of blowing the assignment during a playoff game
Week 1
This week of Instinct Training (IT), the first of 15, was a strong indicator of how competitive and committed the players involved will be in 2010. This group was made aware by the staff early and often that although they maybe friends, they are all battling for the same scholarship. After assessing the talent in each location, Henry Bell, co-founder of B2G Sports, said: "I notice we are attracting players that understand how important it is to polish their football skills regardless of their status or high ranking. Dominating high school football doesn't guarantee success in college." Each location was well represented by players from all age groups, positions and levels of talent. Several parents made mention to the competitive element of the sessions that kept the players more active than what they were used to seeing at any other training program. "B2G made the kids at other camps seem lazy," one parent suggested.
Los Angeles was the location where the speed of the athletes stood out. It was clear that this will be another group of All-Americans and top prospects that will dominate the college camp circuit this spring and summer. As always, the one-on-one's highlighted the day with strong competition between the offense and defense. The edge went with the O as they made a big catch on the last play of the day. As a result of giving up the play, the defense had to give the offense 50 push-ups.
Stud Linebacker, Cody Kurz, from St. Bonaventure HS, along with other up-and-coming prospects, battled hard through highly competitive drills and one-on-one competition at Newbury Park High School. Even the youth division got a chance to demonstrate their hot talent and polish their skills during their own course of intense passing drills.
In the Inland Empire, we immediately noticed the significant amount of B2G veterans who were back to lead the pack. Each player took on the challenge with vigor and recognized their vast improvements even just after one session of Instinct Training. During the one-on-one and lineman pass rush drills, the defense came up with the last stop of the day, sending the O down to give them 50!
Week 2 Session – We expect to see the competition levels elevate and intensify now that these young athletes got a taste of what Instinct Training is all about. All positions received excellent coaching and each location was a huge success. Instinct Training will continue to grow because of the demand for the exceptional style of training offered by B2G Sports.
High School Preview Show - Recruiting Special
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With B2G Sports wrapping up its 10th year, and with a new slogan, Developing All-Americans since 2000, there are plenty of times that Ron Allen and Henry Bell look back at their first decade and smile at the success they’ve had...
Bad Comparison
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Big props to head coach Bill Redell and his Oaks Christian Lions of Westlake Village, CA! They look like a shoe in to play for the state title...but not if Crenshaw has anything to do with it....
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