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Buck gets down to the fundamentals of the game with some camp attendees.

The 5th Annual Buck Belue Quarterback Camp, presented by Georgia Power, is set for Saturday, July 19th from 10AM to Noon at Providence Christian Academy in Lilburn!

REGISTRATION IS 100% FREE AND OPEN!

The Fan welcomes Georgia’s best and most elite young quarterbacks to hone their skills alongside former pro and college football hall of famers!

Athletes will participate and train alongside UGA National Championship quarterback Buck Belue and UGA Legendary Wide Receiver and Buck’s National Championship Teammate Lindsay Scott!

Spectators are welcome to attend, and admission is FREE! Just fill in the online form to the right register your High School Quarterback or Wide Receiver!

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ABOUT BUCK BELUE

Buck played Quarterback at UGA from 1978 to 1981 and was the quarterback for the Georgia Bulldogs in 1980 when the team went 12–0, Beat Notre Dame in the championship and was named the consensus national champion in the Sugar Bowl.

Buck’s football accomplishments include: Being named captain of the 1981 SEC Champion Georgia Bulldogs, twice selected as 1st Team All-SEC QB, SEC Athlete of the Year for 1981, played quarterback for the Jacksonville Bulls in the USFL, was an Assistant Football Coach  (QB & WR) at Valdosta State University and has been named to the Georgia-Florida Hall of Fame, the Valdosta Sports Hall of Fame, and the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame.

ABOUT LINDSAY SCOTT

Lindsay Scott was Buck’s teammate in the 1980 Bulldogs National Championship season and was a former wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints in the NFL. He was the 13th overall pick in the 1982 NFL draft and played four seasons for the Saints, and was inducted into the Florida–Georgia Hall of Fame in 1997.

In 1980, during the Florida–Georgia game, backed up deep in their own territory, with a perfect season on the line and only a minute left in the game, Buck hit Scott at the Georgia 25-yard-line in stride and Scott darted through Florida’s secondary and reached the end zone with only seconds left to preserve a perfect season and a bid for the National Championship which they won.

Check out the fun from last year!