I will be at @MiamiOHFootball Mega Camp tomorrow ready to work! @CoachEdge11 @ApolloEaglesFo1 @Coachjpatton

I will be at @BallStateFB tomorrow for big man camp ready to compete! @CoachEdge11 @ApolloEaglesFo1 @Coach_ABarr @Joey_Suchy @CoachU_BSU

We set an NCAA record: Colby Cameron threw 444 consecutive passes without an interception in 2012 at LaTech making us the #1 offense in college football with 51.5 ppg. Nobody ever asks about the real reasons. I'll tell you. 1/5 The obvious answer is system. We had a system that minimized risk. That's true. But a system doesn't run itself. Quarterbacks do. Colby played without fear of making mistakes because of his training and experience of failures and successes. 2/5 The real reason: we trained for what we called "the throw you don't make." The most dangerous pass in football is the one that feels open but isn't. We practiced saying no. Our motto was “Take what’s easy and trust your team-mate to make a play.” 3/5 In business, in relationships, in life — the decision that ruins you is never the obvious bad one. It's the one that looked fancy and eloquent in the moment because you didn’t trust your training to “take the best win”. 4/5 444 passes. The record isn't about what we threw. It's about what we didn't throw. Discipline is knowing which opportunities to leave on the field. The best decision you can make today might be the one you don't make. 5/5 The record proves it…Do what’s easy and train the difficult to become easy. The moment the difficult becomes easy you are separating yourself from average to greatness.