Coach Tatum and his Team are the best!!!! My son skills drastically improved and I can see it on the field. This year was our 1st time attending Elites Talents annual camp. The camp was awesome and my son had an opportunity to play with some of Georgias Top Rated Athletes He had a great time and so did I. Thanks Elite Talent..

My son went beastmode in the season

Thank You Derrick for all that you do. You are an amazing coach. My son just recieved 2 offers after attending this years camp!!!!! Were soooooo excited... Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!!!!!

Son attended a camp last year... weather was not conducive for holding a camp outdoors. My son suffer hypothermia while at the Addias camp they hold and could not partake in any of the events and these scammer were not even willing to issue a refund. Then every kid that received recognition from the camp, which actually means nothing, were the kids they already knew from their group. This does nothing but put them at a disadvantage because they will not be cuddled at the next level when they dont have them fixing the results!

My son attended this camp on Sunday, February 14, 2016 and I must say my husband and I were disappointed. It was way too many kids and it was out of control. For example, the so-called rising 9th graders were put with the rising 10th graders. This made it impossible for the 8th graders to even get looked at. We watched kids get passed over time and time again trying to get in line to be next up to run the ball. You had too many RBs, WRs, and DBs to only 5 or 6 QBs to throw to all those kids. There should be a cap on the number of kids attending by grade level and by position.There was not enough coaches. You had coaches leaving from the 8th and 9th graders and going over to the high schoolers to fill in. And all they did was run drills the entire time. There was no 40-yard dash like it shows on the website videos. Nothing was done close to what they show on the website. Even the area high school coaches that came out were concerned by what they saw. There were parents who came from as far as Alabama and Tennessee to attend this camp and they were upset. Honestly, I believe it was more about making money, rather than advancing the skill development of those boys.