Have you ever wondered what the game looks like from the player's point of view? What does a linebacker see (and most certainly feel) during live action? How different does the game look to the quarterback? What does it look like to a wide receiver trying to catch a 50-mile-per-hour oblong ball while attempting to avoid a defensive back who wants to plant him in the grass?
Watch these spring game and practice highlights and you will find the answer.
Miami (Fla.) linebacker Denzel Perryman wore a helmet-cam during the Hurricanes' spring game, and the results give unique insight into one of the game's fastest and most violent positions.
#MustSeeACC Moment from last night's Spring Game: #ElPresidente Denzel Perryman lights up Gus Edwards http://t.co/ovcaaHZM6Z
— Hurricanes Football (@CanesFootball) April 13, 2014
All men are created equal but some work harder in preseason..
— Denzel perryman (@D_Perryman52) May 11, 2013
On the other side of the Miami ball, quarterback Ryan Williams wore a helmet-cam and ran a two-minute drill.
@RWi11iams will be testing out the the new Schutt vision helmet from @schuttsports at practice tomorrow pic.twitter.com/jl1HrYSxt2
— The U Equipment Room (@TheUEqRoom) March 24, 2014
Do you remember when when Tennessee receiver Marquez North made this catch last season against Georgia?
Tennessee's Marquez North catches a pass against Georgia's Amarlo Herrera for a touchdown.
The reason was able to make that catch when it counted was because he practices like this during the spring. Check out North running drills during Tennessee's spring practices.
