BY ANDREW OWENS
A
"rejuvenated" Everett Golson
practiced with Notre Dame
March 3 for the first time since
the university suspended him
for a semester last May. During a
19-minute session with reporters, the
junior signal-caller described how he
changed as a person and a quarter-
back during his time away from the
program.
"It feels great to be back with my
teammates," Golson said. "It really
feels good. … I think I was a little too
excited at first.
"Just everything I've been through
and the training that I've had, I feel
more mature and a more polished
quarterback."
While Notre Dame went 9-4 last
fall, Golson said he improved "tre-
mendously" during his training with
quarterback guru George Whitfield Jr.
in San Diego.
"I regret [the suspension] in a sense,
but I think it allowed me to grow so
much," Golson said. "My maturity
Front And
CENTER
Quarterback Everett Golson has
returned to Notre Dame and raised
optimism for the 2014 season
Golson said he improved "tremendously" by train-
ing with QB guru George Whitfield Jr. in San Diego
during his hiatus from Notre Dame.
PHOTO BY JOE RAYMOND
