Dakereon Joyner trains with former Gamecocks QB
Recruiting gurus have laid the charges on South Carolina quarterback commit Dakereon Joyner: more athlete than passer, raw, needs work on the finer points of his position.
As part of working on them, he looked to a former Gamecocks passer.
Ex-USC quarteback Perry Orth started a quarterback training business called QB1 Athletics this offseason, and Sunday he tweeted photos and videos of Joyner working with him.
Good work today with @QB1_Athletics pic.twitter.com/UPxEOyTp54
— Kereon Joyner (@Cant_StopCinco) July 9, 2017
Great spin session with @Elite11 & @GamecockFB QB Commit @Cant_StopCinco in Summerville today #QB1Family pic.twitter.com/s88H66uiFF
— QB1 Athletics LLC (@QB1_Athletics) July 9, 2017
Great work today boys @Cant_StopCinco & @andrew14bobby #WeGrind #QB1Family pic.twitter.com/l7K3gW4SSP
— QB1 Athletics LLC (@QB1_Athletics) July 9, 2017
Orth worked his way from walk-on to starting quarterback. He started 11 games in his career, throwing for 2,595 yards with 12 touchdowns.
Joyner was the Gatorade Player of the Year last season and led Fort Dorchester to a 15-0 state championship season in 2015. He’s a four-star prospect, ranked the No. 4 player in the state and 223rd-best player nationally by 247Sports.
This story was originally published July 10, 2017 at 4:34 PM with the headline "Dakereon Joyner trains with former Gamecocks QB."