We strive to bring pros to each each of our camps that exude the character principles that we teach. We also bring coaches who are passionate about teaching football skills to young players. Below is a partial list of former pros that are expected to be teaching at one or more of our camps.
Buddy Curry, a graduate of the University of North Carolina, four-year football letterman and ACC All-Conference performer at linebacker, joined the Atlanta Falcons in 1980 and was named NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. Eventually becoming one of the team captains, he spent eight years with the Falcons. Following his professional career on the field, Curry has spent the majority of his career in sports and related fields, helping provide children the opportunity to learn football skills as well as develop character while interacting with many of their favorite professional ball players. Buddy lives in Buford, Georgia with his four children and wife Dawn (who serves as Director of Operations for Kids & Pros). He enjoys coaching youth football and is an active event speaker.
Bobby Butler played under Bobby Bowden at Florida State, where he earned All-America honors in both football and track. He was a first-round pick of the Atlanta Falcons in 1981, where he began what became a long and close relationship with Buddy Curry. Butler played 12 yearsn the NFL, all for the Falcons, earning the reputation of one of the top defensive backs in the league. Today, as well as being an ordained minister, Butler works closely with kids, mentoring them both on and off the field. He currently resides in Norcross, Georgia with his four children and wife Cyrillyn.
All American kicker and running back from Chaminade High School in Miami, went on to be an FSU Hall-of-Famer and shared a kicking record for the Tampa Bay Bucaneers where he was placekicker for three seasons.
STACEY BAILEY
Stacey played wide receiver for nine seasons with the Atlanta Falcons amassing over 3400 yards. He founded Infinity Football Academy in Atlanta to turn young high school kids into better players while helping them develop skills needed off the field.
NICK MADDOX
Former Carolina Panther and FSU Running Back, he was described as "very elusive in the open field with great speed...an explosive athlete who is a big-play threat every time he touches the ball...excellent receiver out of the backfield".- and he actually swithced to wide receiver as a sophomore to take advantage of his pass catching skills. He currently is working in Tallahassee, Florida.
