• Required medical forms
• Speed and Explosive Power Camp

Texas Football offers two great summer camps for young athletes interested in building upon their football skills or simply improving their strength and conditoning.

First, there's the Mack Brown Longhorn Football Camp which is open to all young football players between grades four through 12. (High school graduates are not allowed.) Camp sessions are divided by age and ability. The camp is coached by The University of Texas coaching staff and assisted by some of the top high school and college coaches in the country. The staff provides 24-hour supervision for all campers. Parents are welcome at all practices.

The perfect compliment to the Mack Brown Longhorn Football Camp is the Mack Brown & Jeff Madden Speed and Explosive Power Camp. The Speed and Explosive Power Camp is open to all individuals between the ages of 12 and 18. Camp sessions are divided by age and ability and campers learn from the University of Texas strength and conditioning staff, with assistance from some of the top high school and college coaches in the country. The staff provides 24-hour supervision of all campers. Parents are welcome at all workouts.

Both camps utilize UT's many athletics facilities, all of which are considered among the best in the country.

Per NCAA rules, all sport camps and clinics conducted by The University of Texas at Austin are open to any and all entrants and enrollment is only limited based on age, grade level, gender, or number restrictions as specified by each camp.

2012 FOOTBALL CAMP
• 2012 Mack Brown Texas Longhorns Football Camp brochure
• Required medical forms

ONLINE REGISTRATION
• Register online at Thriva.com

The 2012 Mack Brown Texas Longhorns Football Camp is open to all young football players between grades 4-12. Camp sessions are divided by age. The camp is coached by The University of Texas coaching staff and assisted by some of the top high school and college coaches in the country. The staff provides 24-hour supervision of all campers. Parents are welcome at all practices. If you have any questions, please call 512/232-5088 or 512/471-3050.

What is taught?
In each camp, players receive instruction in all aspects of football, including passing, rushing, receiving, line play, blocking, and pass and run defense. Fundamentals and techniques of each position are taught and practiced at three daily sessions. One session emphasizes competition in small groups and teams. Each camp is a non-contact camp.

HIGH SCHOOL LINE & SKILL CAMP
Housing and meals
Overnight campers are housed at Moore-Hill Residence Hall (204 E. 21st St.) and Jester West Residence Hall (201 E. 21st St.). All meals are unlimited buffet-style. Day campers are served lunch and dinner only. Meals will be served in the Jester II Cafeteria, which is located in Jester Center and across the street from Moore-Hill Residence Hall. Each camper is issued a meal card. If the meal card is lost, the camper is charged $5 for replacement.

If you do not request a roommate preference, we will assign one PRIOR to check-in. Note that these rooms are rooms with community bath (two campers per room), not suites. Each overnight camper is issued a dorm key. If the key is lost, the camper will be charged a $75 key fee.

What to bring
Each camper receives a camp T-shirt and shorts upon check-in. All campers, except for Mini Campers, receive a Longhorns football jersey. This is a non-contact camp, so football pads are not needed. T-shirts and shorts are required for all practice sessions.

• Practice clothes: Tennis shoes (grass cleats if you already have them), T-shirts, gym shorts, athletic socks, athletic supporters, and mouthpiece
• Personal: Summer clothes, toiletries, soap, towels, and a gym bag
• Linens pillow, sheets, blankets) are provided, along with a mini-fridge and mircowave. The residence halls have community bathrooms, so campers may want to bring a shower caddy to carry their belongings.
• Spending money: Campers are responsible for their own valuables. The Mack Brown Texas Longhorns Football Camp does not assume any responsibility for lost or stolen items or money. You will need to use your own judgment with regards to how much money the camper brings. We do provide the opportunity to purchase pizzas at night. In addition, there are vending machines in both residence halls.
• Snacks/Drinks: Chips, crackers, granola bars, Gatorade, water, etc.

Traveling by air or bus?
Campers traveling to Austin by air or bus should plan to arrive by noon on the first day of camp and depart after noon on the final day of camp. For a $20 fee, transportation to and from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport or the bus station is provided by camp staff. Please fax a copy of the travel itinerary before arrival into Austin to 512/471-4556.

DAY CAMPERS
What to bring
Each camper receives a camp T-shirt and shorts upon check-in. All campers, except for the Mini Campers, receive a Longhorns football jersey. This is a non-contact camp, so football pads are not needed. T-shirts and shorts are required for all practice sessions.

• Practice clothes: Tennis shoes (grass cleats if you already have them), T-shirts, gym shorts, athletic socks, athletic supporters, and mouthpiece.
• Snacks/Drinks: (Gatorade, bottled water, etc.) A boxed lunch will be provided every day of camp for the junior and intermediate campers. The High School Line & Skill campers are permitted to eat lunch and dinner with the overnight campers at Jester II Cafeteria.

PARKING
• UT Parking and Transportation Services
Parking on campus is very limited and strictly enforced by the City of Austin and UT Parking and Transportation Services, especially during summer camps. Please obey all parking signs (as you enter lots) and regulations. Following are some parking reminders regarding camp. Thank you in advance for adhering to University policies.

• Registration parking: Please park in the Manor Garage [MAG] (2017 Robert Dedman Dr.; 512/232-1545). Do not carry luggage with you to registration. We will provide shuttle buses from Moncrief-Neuhaus Athletic Center to Moore-Hill Residence Hall and Jester West Residence Hall, which will pick you up outside MAG. If you would like to take your camper to the dorm yourself, you will need to park in the Brazos Garage [BRG] (210 MLK Blvd.) and walk to the dorm.

MAG and BRG are central pay garages. There are NO CASHIERS LOCATED AT THE EXITS. Instead, two payment methods are used: (1) central pay or (2) pre-pay. Most times, the garage is central pay; park your vehicle and take your ticket with you. When you are ready to leave the garage, go to the cashier office before you go back to your vehicle. During some general events on campus, MAG is a pre-pay garage -- you will pay at the entrance before you drive into the garage.

• Viewing camp practices: Please park in MAG when visiting your camper at either Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium or Frank Denius Fields. Parking in surface lots on The University campus requires a valid University permit. Parking without the required permit, or parking in the LBJ Library lot (Lot 38) or the Thompson Conference Center lot (Lot 40) will result in the issuance of a citation.

• The Mack Brown Texas Longhorns Football Camp is not responsible for parking citations.