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Everett Golson (official thread)

Class 3A preview: Myrtle Beach vs. Clinton

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PLAYERS TO WATCH

QB Everett Golson, Myrtle Beach

A junior who has thrown for 45 touchdowns with two interceptions, Golson runs the Seahawks attack with precision. He has thrown for more than 3,200 yards and has been a starter since his freshman year. Having guided Myrtle Beach to a state title last year, he knows what to expect on the big stage.

Class 3A preview: Myrtle Beach vs. Clinton - MidlandsPreps - TheState.com
 
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Saturday, Dec. 05, 2009

Golson deceptive on his feet

By Ian Guerin - For The Sun News

Donte Sumpter let out the slightest giggle when asked a fairly simple question.

If Myrtle Beach quarterback Everett Golson lined up against his slew of receivers in a foot race, where would he finish?
"Maybe third or fourth," said Sumpter, one of those speedsters.
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Golson deceptive on his feet - Prep football - TheSunNews.com

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By Charles Slate [email protected] - Myrtle Beach quarterback Everett Golson fires a pass during his team's victory over North Charleston in the Class AAA playoffs.
 
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Clinton enjoys 3A title rush
By MANDRALLIUS ROBINSON - The Greenville News
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Myrtle Beach quarterback Everett Golson finished 17-for-33 for 279 and two touchdowns. His second touchdown pass closed the gap to 28-18 with 8:15 to play, but Clinton's Lavadrick Glenn returned the ensuing kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown to push the lead back to 17.
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Clinton enjoys 3A title rush - MidlandsPreps - TheState.com
 
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Sunday, Dec. 06, 2009
Myrtle Beach Seahawks do not have answer for pounding running game
By Josh Hoke - [email protected]
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Still, the Seahawks (13-2) were in the game midway through the fourth quarter, cutting the deficit to 28-18 on Everett Golson's touchdown pass to Morgan Byrd
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The Seahawks didn't wear down as much as they shot themselves in the foot, especially on offense. Quarterback Everett Golson was just 17-for-33. He was victimized by drops - the Seahawks had at least six of them - and was forced to throw into tight windows, because the Red Devils typically dropped eight players into coverage.

"The last film we got [on Clinton] showed they were going to drop eight," Golson said. "There were less holes, so it was hard with somebody on every receiver.

"We knew we couldn't make mistakes. We knew they would capitalize on them. We knew the defense wasn't going to be able to hold them all night. We had to keep scoring, and we couldn't do that tonight."

Myrtle Beach Seahawks do not have answer for pounding running game - Local - TheSunNews.com
 
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Scout.com: Golson Will Take His Time

Golson Will Take His Time
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?I don?t plan to make my decision too early,? Golson said. ?I?ll probably make it sometime next summer when I feel like I?m mature enough to make that decision.?


Golson, a 6-foot, 165-pound quarterback from Myrtle Beach (S.C.), adds that while UNC is his leader, he hasn?t eliminated anyone from contention.

?North Carolina is in the lead, but there?s a whole bunch of schools out there that I?m very interested in: Georgia, Florida, Texas, South Carolina, Clemson,? Golson said.

Golson says he?s closing in on double-digit scholarship offers.
Growing up a big Tar Heel fan is the foundation of Golson?s feelings towards UNC. The opportunity to play both football and basketball in Carolina Blue makes the situation all the more enticing for Golson.

On Saturday, Myrtle Beach (S.C.) failed to repeat as NCHSAA Clas
s AAA Champions. The Seahawks, who had only lost to nationally ranked Duncan (S.C.) Byrnes prior to Saturday, were defeated by Clinton, 35-26.

?I felt like we didn?t play that complete game [Saturday],? Golson said.

?We came out kind of sluggish. It just took us too long to get going on offense. We knew the defense couldn?t hold that long. So we knew we had to keep scoring with them, but we didn?t do that tonight.?

Golson scored touchdowns on a seven-yard run and passes of 20 and 16 yards. He ended the game with 279 yards on 17-of-33 passes and 16 yards on five rushes.

During the game ? especially late ? Golson showed off a cannon of an arm. ?It?s just that desire to win,? Golson said. ?It doesn?t really seem that far when I throw it. That desire to win just takes over
 
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Sun News
Sunday, Jan. 31, 2010

Golson the best on the best

Golson's strong arm, sharp mind put Myrtle Beach on top

By Josh Hoke - [email protected]
Everett Golson was working without a safety net in 2009, but it didn't stop the upward progression of his career.
Over his first two years, the Myrtle Beach junior had become accustomed to receiver Jamere Valentine making a big play whenever the quarterback and the Seahawks needed it. The big, physical receiver was seemingly always open when Golson needed him, helping him emerge as one of the nation's top signal-callers.
But with Valentine playing at Georgia Southern, Golson, the Toast of the Coast Offensive Player of the Year, had to learn how to trust his younger receivers last fall.



By Janet Blackmon Morgan [email protected] - Everett Golson completed 63 percent (224-of-356) of his passes for 3,529 yards, 47 touchdowns and just three interceptions this season in leading the Seahawks back to the Class AAA championship game.

Myrtle Beach's Golson makes All-State team

Myrtle Beach junior quarterback Everett Golson was named to the South Carolina All-State High School Football Team released Tuesday by The Associated Press.
There was only one team named for offense, defense and special teams and Golson was the lone quarterback. He was one of only four juniors to make the team. The rest of the selections made from nominations from state AP members were seniors.
Golson completed 224-of-356 pass attempts for 3,529 yards and 47 touchdowns with three interceptions this season. He also rushed for 199 yards and five scores in leading Myrtle Beach to a 13-2 record and a Class AAA runner-up finish. The Seahawks lost 35-26 to Clinton in the state championship game.

"He really did a great job this year of spreading the wealth," Seahawks coach Mickey Wilson said. "Jamere was a great receiver and our go-to guy. He was usually our main read on every play. This year Everett did a great job of letting the offense work by making his reads and spreading the ball out to everybody.
"Going into the season all of our receivers were young kids. I think it forced him to make the offense work and go through his reads on every play. There were a lot of times he went to his third and fourth options."
Golson had another sterling campaign for the Seahawks, leading them to the Class AAA state championship game for the second straight year. He completed 63 percent (224-of-356) of his passes for 3,529 yards, 47 touchdowns and just three interceptions.
The Seahawks did have a 1,000-yard receiver in Donte Sumpter, but they relied on a much more collective effort from their receivers this season. Sumpter, Dallas Goodman, Jaquan Wilson, Steven Cobb, Jerrod Jackson and Morgan Byrd all took turns as top targets, making it much more difficult for opponents to focus their efforts on one side of the formation.
"I really depended on [Valentine] a lot," Golson said. "With him gone, I didn't have anybody I could always [fall back on]. This year I tried to do a better job of utilizing all my receivers.
"I feel like I matured a lot as I got to know my receivers better. I had to show a lot of leadership."
 
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Appears there's a little "softness" to Everett's verbal to UNC. He will take an official to Notre Dame on Nov. 13th and possibly a trip to Clemson as well. With what is happening in Chapel Hill this year and the fact Roy Williams is busy recruiting point guards, I think Everett is understanding the big picture and is re-evaluating whether or not Chapel Hill is the right fit for him.
 
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Spoke with Everett's coach last night and he mentioned a trip to Clemson and Knoxville is also in the works. He also stated Everett was going to graduate early and early enroll to get a jump start on college. This confused me a bit considering he would give up playing his senior year of hoops by doing this. Anyway, he will be back on the field tonight for the first round of play-offs and looked real sharp all week during practice. Maybe this time off lit a bigger fire under him, if that's possible.
 
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