🏈 Ambidextrous high school quarterback Mikey Gow has gone viral for his insane ability to throw equally right-handed and left-handed.

[RTB X Bot]

 

[BAMAneck]

Can’t really make a big difference in football. Not like baseball. Still only one football and what’s different other than spin.

 

[EasyTider]

Can’t really make a big difference in football. Not like baseball. Still only one football and what’s different other than spin

Equivalent to being able to throw 80 yards on 1 knee.

 

[UAgrad93]

Can’t really make a big difference in football. Not like baseball. Still only one football and what’s different other than spin.

Ability to throw rolling out easier both ways for one. You have to get your front shoulder pointed at your target or the ball sails high and wide. Especially hard rolling direction opposite of throwing arm.

 

[BAMAneck]

Ability to throw rolling out easier both ways for one. You have to get your front shoulder pointed at your target or the ball sails high and wide. Especially hard rolling direction opposite of throwing arm.

I stand corrected. Good point.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

Ability to throw rolling out easier both ways for one. You have to get your front shoulder pointed at your target or the ball sails high and wide. Especially hard rolling direction opposite of throwing arm.

And, if he gets a shoulder tweaked he can still be effective.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

Looks like he's much stronger from the right...also, where is Ambidextrous High School? Pennsylvania?

 

[rick4bama]

Do any here think any college coach would allow him and wouldn't the linemen needed to know ?

 

[UAgrad93]

Do any here think any college coach would allow him and wouldn't the linemen needed to know ?

Really no need for the linemen to know which arm he is going to use. They are blocking based on assignments not on who the QB is.
As for the coach, he isn’t going to care which hand he uses, as long as he doesn’t throw it to the wrong team.