For three years, Kenny Hill has spent his spring breaks and summers in San Diego.
Not a bad idea for anybody.
But these days, it’s an especially attractive idea for quarterbacks who want to work with George Whitfield Jr., a former player whose training academy has become a destination for college passers trying to improve for the next season or the NFL draft.
“I definitely think he’s going to have every chance to play on Sunday,” Whitfield said of Hill, who had the third-best passing season in TCU history last year but also led the Big in interceptions.