College Sports 365 is proud to announce that former Ole Miss and NFL wide receiver and nationally noted prospect trainer Mike Espy and respected recruiting analyst Shedrick McKenzie has joined its ownership group and board of directors.
Espy is the CEO of Espy Performance based in Madison, Miss. With four incredible years as a starter the SEC and three seasons with Washington Redskins, he brings a treasure of knowledge and experience to the table. Espy Performance Receiver Training dives deep into the essentials perfecting footwork, mastering releases, honing ball skills and sharpening route-running. He starts with the fundamentals and build players up to the elite skills used by the pros. His mission is to equip prospects with the tools and confidence to tackle any challenge, outsmart any defender and emerge victorious on the field.
Espy Performance also operates a speed school and elite athlete training services.
Some of his notable clients include NFL players Jonathan Mingo, Malik Heath, Ayden Williams, Cam Akers and others.
McKenzie is the CEO of The Credit Guy, Owner of Miss-Lou Recruits, a Regional Scout for Catapult Sports and a National Recruiting Analyst for 365Recruiting. He specializes in evaluating high school football talent, producing recruiting analysis, and helping student-athletes gain exposure to college programs nationwide.
In addition to his work in recruiting, he helps individuals and families improve their financial future through credit education and restoration, with a mission of creating opportunities both on and off the field.
“We are so pleased to have Mike and Shed join our team,” said executive editor David Johnson. “They both bring to the table incredible knowledge of the recruiting side of things and football in general. They are both excellent writers and you have already seen their excellent work on OleMiss365 and will continue to do so.”
OleMiss365.com is owned by College Sports 365. College Sports 365 will launch its second site on July 5, at the University of West Florida in Pensacola. A third site will be opened in the near future at the University of Arkansas.
