NUC HAWAII-HONOLUNU HI 8TH - 9TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

HONOLUNU HI 8TH - 9TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Jeremy Tabuyo Saint Louis HS, HI 9th WR #50	Tabuyo stole the show at inaugural freshman session in Hawaii, taking home the Overall MVP and Fastest Man award. Tabuyo, 5’10.5 166, had an 8’7 broad jump, ran a 4.32 shuttle, 4.51 50 and starred during 1 on 1’s. If Hawaii continues to produce players like Tabuyo, expect to see recruiters coming over in hula necklaces!
Jacob Lacade Saint Louis HS, HI 9th LB #30	Lacade, 5’8 162, won the 8th Grade and LB MVP. Ladace had an 8’1 broad jump, rna a 4.48 shuttle, led by example and did a great job during 1 on 1’s.
Malik Lockett Kapolei HS, HI 9th WR #15	Lockett took home the WR MVP after a solid day on the gridiron. At 5’9 135, Lockett ran a 4.32 shuttle, had great hands and ran solid routes during 1 on 1’s.
Keanu Kaira Kapoki HS, HI 9th WR #18	Karia, 5’4.5 137, was the DB MVP award winner. Kariya played with great intensity and wrecked havoc on the offense during 1 on 1’s.
Reeve Koehler Saint Louis HS, HI 9th OL #98	A monstrous 6’3 279 lber, Koehler won the OL MVP and Strongest Man award. Koehler bench pressed 155 lbs 28 times, had a 29 inch vertical, had great power during 1 on 1’s and was very coachable. I don’t believe I have ever seen a freshman as physical as Koehler.
Jarrin Young Kailua HS, HI 9th RB #14	Young may be exactly that but after taking home the RB MVP, he showed why his future looks very bright. At 5’7 153, Young had an 8’4 broad jump, ran a 4.48 shuttle and displayed terrific quickness during 1 on 1’s.
Justin Tago James Campbell HS, HI 9th QB #20	Tago, 5’8 140, won the QB MVP. Tago had very good accuracy, impressive arm strength for a freshman and good fundamentals.
Solomon Leatno Campbell HS, HI 9th LB #59	Leatno, 5’8 177, picked up the Leadership award. Leatno kept the other players fired up and hustled throughout the event. He was a pleasure to coach and would be an asset to any team.
Keoni Piceno Saint Louis HS, HI 9th WR #57	Piceno was crowned Combine King. At 5’4 135, Piceno ran a 4.49 shuttle, bench pressed 135 lbs 18 and did a nice job during 1 on 1’s. Saint Louis HS sure looks like king of the island!

NUC HAWAII-Sophomores and Juniors Star at the Aloha Bowl!

Sophomores and Juniors Star at the Aloha Bowl!

Much like in the earlier session, Saint Louis HS produced multiple standouts at the Honolulu Combine.

Duke Bukoski took home the Overall MVP. The 5’11.5 194 lb junior had tremendous athleticism, jumping  a 9’3 on the broad along with a 35.5 inch vertical, 4.31 shuttle run and 4.6 40. Bukoski also starred during 1 on 1’s, grabbing a number of difficult passes. He is a terrific prospect at WR.

Bukoski’s teammate Marcus Mantola had a day for the ages, taking home an unprecedented three awards. Manota won the Combine King, QB MVP and Fastest Man, something that has never been done to our knowledge. An elite prospect at 6’2.5 183, Mariota had a 30.5 inch vertical, 9’6 broad jump, ran a 4.24 shuttle, 4.48 40 and put on a clinic during 1 on 1’s. Manota zipped the ball right into his receivers’ hands, moved very well, had a strong arm and an impressive IQ. I would be shocked to see a dual threat QB like this get overlooked.

Word of Life Academy’s Juda Parker was the top OL. He was athletic for a big man (8’7 broad jump/4.51 shuttle) and simply didn’t budge during 1 on 1’s. At 6’1.5 238, he is quick and strong enough to make a major difference anywhere.

Visa Thach, a sophomore out of Auburn Mountainside HS in the state of Washington, was a surprise participant in Hawaii, but nobody was shocked to see him win an award. Thach, powerfully built at 5’7 223, won the FB MVP after bench pressing 155 lbs 31 times, running a 4.61 shuttle and wowing our coaches during the individual period. We are really high on Thach. Very few, if any, sophomore skill position players are built like him.

Noah “Randy Moss” Makainai took home the WR MVP award and deservingly so. The James B. Castle HS standout had a 35 inch vertical, 8’8 broad jump, ran a 4.34 shuttle, 4.60 40 and was able to juke the defenders during 1 on 1’s. His ability to get open and shake a defender is second to none.

The talent in Hawaii proves yet again why big things can come in small packages (or Islands)

NUC Houston Combine-HOUSTON TX 10TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

HOUSTON TX 10TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Bralon Addison Fort Bend Hightower HS, TX 10th WR #1	Addison, 5’9 177, took home the Overall MVP award after a terrific day on the football field. Addison had an 8’7.5 broad jump, ran a 4.44 shuttle, ran great routes, had solid hands and was able to adjust his body well even when balls weren’t thrown perfectly.
Corey Thompson Elvans HS, TX 10th WR #20	Corey “King” Thompson won the Combine King award after a blistering performance at the combine. Thompson had the best vertical (36 inches) broad jump (9’10) and shuttle (4.22). Impressive stuff.
Anthony Smith Westfield HS, TX 10th DL #84	Smith was the Strongest Man and co-DL MVP winner. A massive 5’10.5 276, Smith bench pressed 185 lbs 26 times, had a 29.5 inch vertical, 8’5 broad jump, ran a 4.71 shuttle and was a monster during 1 on 1’s. He is a terrific athlete with solid 1 on 1 moves.
Justin Thomas West Orange Stark HS, TX 10th DL #54	Thomas, 5’7.5 159 won the DB MVP. An athletic shut down corner, Thomas had a 33.5 inch vertical, 9’4 broad jump, ran a 4.41 shuttle, 4.56 40 and created plenty of frustrations for the offense during 1 on 1’s.
Cooper Woodyard The Woodlands HS, TX 10th QB #42	It’s always great to see an NUC alum return and improve on the previous year’s performance. Woodyard, a 2009 standout, took home the QB MVP in ’10 after running a 4.34 shuttle and throwing a number of accurate passes during the 1 on 1’s.
Brooks Haack Katy HS, TX 10th QB #40	Haack, 6’0.5 178, was the co-QB MVP. Haack had an 8’8.5 broad jump, ran a 4.36 shuttle, had supreme confidence and mad smart, accurate passes during 1 on 1’s. Haack definitely isn’t one to cough up the football.
Andrew Robinson J. Frank Dobie HS, TX 10th RB #2	Robinson, 5’8 177, won the RB MVP. Robinson had a 30 inch vertical, 8’4 broad jump, ran a 4.59 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 29 times and displayed tremendous strength during 1 on 1’s. Robinson is pure power back.
Devon Johnson Thurgood Marshall HS, TX 10th RB #18	Johnson, another return star, was the co-RB MVP. At 5’8 181, Johnson had a 28.5 inch vertical, had an 8’9 broad jump, ran a 4.62 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 20 times and  put his feet to work during 1 on 1’s.
Keith B. Hartaway Chavez HS, TX 10th WR #46	Hartaway had it his way at the combine and took home the WR MVP. At 5’10 185, Hartaway ran a 4.54 shuttle, had great hands, solid footwork and his routes looked excellent.
DeAndre Liggins Cyranch HS, TX 10th WR #44	Liggins, 5’9.5 169, was the co-WR MVP and Leadership award winner. Liggins hustled throughout the day, displayed a winning attitude, had an 8’8 broad jump, ran a 4.36 shuttle, 4.52 40 and made great catches during 1 on 1’s. Anybody who can play like Liggins and is the leader of the pack is truly special.
Marcus Nesbitt Elkins HS, TX 10th LB #64	Nesbitt, 5’10 205, won the LB MVP. Nesbitt had an 8’4 broad jump, ran a 4.43 shutttle, displayed tremendous strength by bench pressing 155 lbs 28 times and had great intensity during 1 on 1’s. Nesbitt has all the tools to be a primer linebacker.
Jared Kaster Rice HS, TX 10th OL #53	Kaster, 6’1.5 201, nabbed the OL MVP after silencing the opposing linemen. Kaster had great technique, tremendous leverage and quick hands.
Paul Boyette Jr Humble HS, TX 10th DL #100	Boyette, 6’1 250, won the DL MVP. Boyette was powerful and explosive during 1 on 1’s, making things uncomfortable for the OL.
Melvin McAdams Bellaire HS, TX 10th CB #3	McAdams was the Fastest Man award winner. The 5’5 140 lb speedster ran a 4.45 40, 4.50 shuttle, and had an 8’9.5 broad jump.
Kiel Heidman Cedar Lake HS, TX 10th LB #40	Heidman was the Strongest Man at a skill position. At 6’1.5 213, Heidman bench pressed 155 lbs 30 times, ran a 4.29 shuttle and had an 8’3 broad jump.

NUC Houston Combine-HOUSTON TX 11TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

HOUSTON TX 11TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Zoey Williams Dulles HS, TX 11th CB #37	Williams was sensational on the gridiron and took home the Overall MVP. At 5’9.5 185, Williams had a 30 inch vertical, 9’2 broad jump, ran a 4.41 shuttle, had great technique, confidence, leadership and lockdown ability during 1 on 1’s. Williams is a DB a coach can always rely on.
Reggie Begelton Westbrook HS, TX 11th WR #39	Begelton, 5’10.5 173, won the WR MVP. The athletically gifted Begelton had a 33 inch vertical, 9’5 broad jump, ran a 4.31 shuttle and had terrific hands. He also ran smooth routes and has the potential to develop into a TE.
Nick Brooks Atascocita HS, TX 11th CB #52	Brooks earned the DB MVP after battling all day at the combine. At 5’8.5 173, Brooks had an 8’11 broad jump, ran a 4.47 shuttle and fought tooth and nail with the WR’s during 1 on 1’s. He had great closing speed, acceleration and was easy to coach, making him a primer DB.
Rayneil Nelson Baytown Sterling HS, TX 11th WR #63	Nelson, 5’8.5 164, was crowned Combine King and Fastest Man. This rising star had a 33.5 inch vertical, 9’11 broad jump, ran a 4.18 shuttle and 4.47 40. Nelson is the kind of athlete that can be a major asset to any squad.
Dillon West Episcopal HS, TX 11th QB #43	West, 5’11 186, threw the ball in all the right places and earned the QB MVP. West’s sound decision making, accuracy and release point put him atop the junior QB’s.
Rickey Lunford Bruzoswood HS, TX 11th RB #59	Lunford took home the RB MVP after wowing coaches with an all around impressive performance. Lunford, 5’11.5 190, had a 32 inch vertical, 9’10 broad jump, ran a 4.58 shuttle and bench pressed 185 lbs 20 times while displaying solid quickness and smooth running ability during 1 on 1’s.
Preston Dotson Westfield HS, TX 11th RB #69	Dotson, 5’8.5 226, was the co-RB MVP. The powerful Dotson bench pressed 185 lbs 20 times, had great hands, impressive explosiveness and good bulk, which guided him during 1 on 1’s.
Reggie Sigers Seven Lakes HS, TX 11th TE #70	Sigers, 6’1.5 230, was th TE MVP. Siegers ran a 4.43 shuttle and used hiss size and strength to impress during 1 on 1’s. He also had very good hands. Sigers is a solid combo TE.
Melvin Jewell Thurgood Marshall HS, TX 11th LB #46	Jewell, 5’8.5 197, came up with the LB MVP after busting his tail on the football field. Jewell had an 8’8 broad jump, ran a 4.43 shuttle and bench pressed 185 lbs 22 times. During 1 on 1’s he was very physical and displayed solid coverage skills. Jewell is definitely a gem.
Tyler Godwin Clear Springs HS, TX 11th OL #94	A monster of the midway at 6’2.5 236, Godwin won the OL MVP. Godwin had very good athleticism for a big man (with an 8’5 broad jump, and 4.69 shuttle run to boot), while bench pressing 185 lbs 22 times and showing great hands during 1 on 1’s. Godwin is a unique o-lineman.
Brad Goodrich Westfield HS, TX 11th OL #70	Between Godwin and Goodrich, there is plenty of good from this combine. Goodrich, 5’10 227, earned the co-OL MVP after neutralizing the DL during 1 on 1’s with his good hands, hips and toughness.
Jaylen Jordan Elkins HS, TX 11th DL #85	Looks like the sports world may have found the next Jordan; Jaylen that is. A stud defensive lineman at 6’3 215, Jordan won the DL MVP. Jordan had a 30.5 inch vertical, 8’11 broad jump, ran a 4.44 shuttle and thoroughly dominated during 1 on 1’s. Just like the Jordan we all know, Jaylen is a rare breed from a DL standpoint.
Lawrence Willis Aldine HS, TX 11th OL #82	Willis won the Strongest Man award after bench pressing 185 lbs 32 times. The 5’11 286 lb Willis has tremendous strength and can hold off just about any d-lineman.
Wesley McCord Magnolia West HS, TX 11th QB #19	McCord, 5’0 180 earned the Leadership award with a gutsy performance at the combine. McCord simply outhustled his counterparts, while setting an example of how to conduct yourself on the football fild.

NU HOUSTON TX 8TH and 9TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

HOUSTON TX 8TH and 9TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Colton Wardle McCullough MS, TX 8th S #19	Wardle took home the 8th grade MVP award after displaying a tremendous upside at the combine. At 5'6 173, Wardle had a 27 inch vertical, 8'1 broad jump and ran a 4.72 shuttle, while showing tremendous ball skills, closing ability and toughness during 1 on 1s. Wardle is worth looking out for.
Blake Henningsen Episcopal HS, TX 9th QB #54	Hemingsen, 6'0 181, won the QB MVP. Hemingson bench pressed 185 lbs 26 times, read the defense well, was accurate and threw a good ball during 1 on 1's.
Delshon Waller Thurgood Marshall HS, TX 9th RB #42	Waller, 5'7148, won the RB MVP. The athletic Waller had an 8'3 broad jump, ran a 4.58 shuttle, 4.73 40 and did a great job during 1 on 1's. His juking ability and good hands make him a dual threat at RB.
Austin Bennett Manvel HS, TX 9th WR #36	Bennett, 5'9 147, won the WR MVP. The 5'9 147 lber was a terrific athlete, with a 30 inch vertical, 9'1 broad jump and 4.41 shuttle run in his arsenal. He also did a great job of leaping up to grab the ball. This is what you call a prototypical star receiver.
Larry Sonnier West Orange Stark HS, TX 9th WR #21	Sonnier came up with the co-WR MVP. The 5'9 136 lber, who comes from the same HS as star NUC alum James Hayes, had very good hands and ran nice routes.
Colin Janice West Orange Stark HS, TX 9th S #76	Janice won the DB MVP after a strong showing on the football field. Janice, 5'8.5 154, ran a 4.47 shuttle, had great feet, hips and supreme confidence during 1 on 1's. Janice is definitely the leader type.
Tyree Gray Klein Forest HS, TX 9th LB #59	Big and powerful at 6'1.5 246, Gray won the LB MVP. Gray had a 29 inch vertical, was explosive during 1 on 1's and had great hands.
George Parker Cinco Ranch HS, TX 9th OL#85	Parker showed his tremendous potential en route to winning OL MVP and the Strongest Man award. A monstrous 6'1 277 lbs, Parker bench pressed 155 lbs 28 times, while  using his strength and aggression to power him during the 1 on 1's.
Deon Hollins Yates HS, TX 9th DL #64	Hollins, 5'11.5 198, took home the DL MVP award. Hollins had terrific speed and a great jump during 1 on 1's, making him a menace to opposing linemen.
Justin Webster Northland Christian HS, TX 9th RB #16	One word to describe Webster; WOW! Loaded with talent at 5'11.5 186, Webster won the Combine King and Fastest Man award after demolishing the competition. Webster had a 35 inch vertical, 9'9 broad jump, ran an unbelievable 4.28 shuttle, 4.6 40, bench pressed 135 lbs 23 times and excelled during 1 on 1's. Webster can really do it all and is the kind of player people stop to watch.
Jonathan London Yates HS, TX 9th LB #66	London won the Leadership award after displaying tremendous poise and patience during the combine. London worked non stop on the football field and lead by example. Coaches love guys like this.

NUC Miami-Juniors Highly Impressive in Miami!

A plethora of talented juniors were showcased last weekend at Cooper City HS for the Miami Area combine. Topping off the talent deep session and (the entire weekend for that matter) was American Heritage HS'
Andrew Flores. The 5'11 164 Flores had a 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.27 shuttle and
was easily the best player during the 1 on 1's. His ability to get his hands on
the ball and get open were simply tremendous.

Imaaculata Lasalle's Courtney Moshood was another standout who could virtually do it all from the wideout spot, thus earned the WR MVP. The 5'9 155 lb Moshood ran a 4.10 shuttle, 4.45 40, had a 32.5 inch
vertical, 9'2 broad jump and was throughly dominant during 1 on 1's. Although
he is undersized, Moshood has all that a coach could ask for from an athletic
standpoint.

Flores' teammate Nestor Lantigua, 5'10 164, starred all around for the second consecutive year. Laintigua won the coveted Combine King and RB MVP awards. Laintuga tore up the testing portion of the combine,
with a 32.5 inch vertical, 9'9 broad jump, 4.17 shuttle run and 4.45 40. his
quickness and athleticism enabled him to perform at a high level.

Darryl "Lockdown" Brown of Miami American HS was a terrific DB, taking home the MVP at the position along with Monsignor Pace's Anthony Samuel. Brown, 5'9 150, and Samuel, 5'11.5 171, were both fast
and athletic defensive backs who stuck to the WR's like white on rice.

While some of the WR's were tremendous, it takes a QB like La Salle's Rafi Montalvo. The 5'11 186 lb Montalvo has terrific feet and accuracy, zipping the ball downfield as if it were easy.

Miami once again proved to be a hotbed for football talent. I can only imagine what the NUC will see next year.

NUC Miami-Sophomores Star at Cooper City High School!

Ryan Janvion of Dade Christian School topped a group of tremendous Miami area athletes Saturday afternoon at Cooper City HS. Janvion won both the Combine King and Overall MVP (something that is rarely, if ever
done) after putting toegther a stunning performance. Janvion had a 38.5 inch
vertical, 10'4 broad jump, ran a 3.99 shuttle, 4.58 40 and bench pressed 155
lbs 20 times. While his statistics were ballistic, what he did during 1 on 1's
were even more unbelievable.

This ridiculously talented 5'10 169 lb running back was a monster during 1 on 1's using his athleticism, quickness, perfectly ran routes and solid hands to simply put him in a league of his own. I can only
imagine the kind of offers he will get in a few years.

University School's Abraham Garcia literally looked like a man amongst boys. Torres, a massive 6'4 339 lb machine, took home the OL MVP and Strongest Man awards while competing with the junios. He bench pressed
185 lb 29 times, had unprecedented quickness for a player his size (he ran 4.9
shuttle), and had tremendous hands, which helped him dominate the opposing
linemen during 1 on 1's. I would be shocked if Garcia didn't end up at a big
time program in the future

Vitually matching Garcia was 6'3 329 lb Danny Isdora of Cypress Bay HS. Isdora was a monster during the 1 on 1's and like Garcia, whom he shared the OL MVP with, had surprising quickness for a player his size.
Something about 16 year old kids having NFL type size is scary to me in a good
way.

St. Thomas Aquinas' Joseph McClary, the Fastest Man award winner, looks like he has what it takes to be a star kickoff returner. McCary, who plays for one of the best programs in the country, ran a 4.27
shuttle, 4.51 40 and also had a 9'5 broad jump. Sure he is undersized at 5'6.5
136, but if you can't catch him does it really matter?

Silmoje Dallaway, 6'0 217 lb LB MVP from Park Vista HS, and Kevis Jones, 6'1.5 195 lb QB MVP were each terrific athletes who gave it their all on the gridiron. Between Jones' accuracy and Dallaway's emergence
during 1 on 1's along with many other great players in this session, there
really isn't much more I could ask for.

Miami NUC-Freshman Fab Five-national underclassmen football combine

In 1992-1993, the University of Michigan's men's basketball team had a star studded lineup known as the "Fab 5", which included future NBA all stars Chris Webber, Jalen Rose and Juwan Howard along with Jimmy King
and Ray Jackson. This famed squad reached the NCAA championship game as both
freshman and sophomores, which is simply unheard of. Last weekend at Cooper
City HS, A number of terrific freshman took center stage at the Miami area
combine. Here are the NUC's Fab 5.

· Alex Garcia: A 5'7.5 164 lb running back from First Bapist Academy, Garcia won the Combine King award after putting up
jaw dropping numbers for a frosh. Garcia had a 32 inch vertical, 9'4 broad
jump, ran a 4.47 shuttle and bench pressed 135 lbs 21 times. Athletes like these
are quite rare and his athleticism could lead him to play a number of different
positions, making him a versatile asset like Jalen Rose.


· Bryant Gross of Archbishop McCarthy HS won the coveted Overall MVP award. The 5'11 175 lb safety had an 8'3 broad
jump, ran a 4.36 shuttle, 4.64 40 and was tremendous during 1 on 1's. He had
quick feet, a physical style, great attitude and simply refused to let the
offense get going during 1 on 1's. As the best player at the event and the
biggest asset to his team, Gross is essentially the Chris Webber of the
combine.


· Hunter Boyett of Gulliver Prep HS, the QB MVP, was willing to mix it up during 1 on 1's and gun the ball downfield.
The 5'10 165 lb Boyett was strong, had solid fundamentals and is a great asset
to getting a team going since he has many dimensions to his game, much like
Juwan Howard did (prior to injuries in the NBA I must add).


· WR MVP Demario Hayes did what he had to in order to ensure that whenever the ball is in his hands, good things can
happen. Undersized at 5'3.5 116, Haynes had an 8'0 broad jump, ran a 4.47
shuttle and had tremendous technique during 1 on 1's, making him a threat to
score any time he got the ball. Ray Jackson? I think so!

· Fort Myers' Malik Outten, 5'11 173, the LB MVP, displayed why he is the type of player who can keep a team together at
the defensive end. Outten did a tremendous job of closing the gap and looks to
be a tackle machine. His aggressiveness also makes him a threat to force a
fumble or make an interception. Fumbles in football are somewhat equivalent to
steals in basketball, therefore Outten is the Jimmy King of this stacked
session.

NUC MIAMI FL 11TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

MIAMI FL 11TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Andrew Flory American Heritage HS, FL 11th WR #10	Flory, 5'11 164, took home the Overall MVP after a tremendous day.  Flory had a 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.27 shuttle, had great size, good hands and impressive strength, enabling him to excel during 1 on 1's. Flory has all the tools to make it to the roads of glory.
Joey Lohmann Barron Collier HS, FL 11th BL #86	Lohmann was riding high after winning the LB MVP. at 5'11.5 216, Lohmann had a 9'0 broad jump, ran a blazing 4.18 shuttle, bench pressed 185 lbs 21 times and starred during 1 on 1's.
Rafi Montalvo La Salle HS, FL 11th QB #47	Montalvo, 5'11 186, won the QB MVP. Montavalo had a 31 inch vertical, 8'3 broad jump, ran a 4.02 shuttle a had a great arm along with tremendous accuracy during 1 on 1's.
Courtney Moshood Immaculata Lasalle HS, FL 11th WR #15	Moshood won the WR MVP and Fastest Man award. Loaded with talent at 5'9 155, Moshood ran a 4.10 shuttle, 4.45 40, had a 32.5 inch vetical and a  9'2 broad jump. During the 1 on 1's, He had great speed, changed directions well, terrific hands, good body control and is an ultimate playmaker. Moshood can do it all.
Tevin Bees Seb River HS, FL 11th DL #100	Bees was the best d-lineman at the combine. At 5'10.5 284, Bees ran a 4.66 shuttle, bench pressed 185 lbs 20 times and did a terrific job during 1 on 1's.
Darren Shepherd Monsignor Pace HS, FL 11th RB #11	Shepherd won the leadership award. At 5'7 159, Shepherd hustled non stop, busting his tail throughout the combine. This is the kind of player any coaches dream of.
Joseph Thomas Santa Luces hS, FL 11th OL #82	Thomas, 5'11.5 255, won the OL MVP. Thomas had quick feet for a lineman, running a 4.7 shuttle, while neutralizing the d-linemen during 1 on 1's.
Darryl Brown Miami American HS, FL 11th CB #17	Brown took home the DB MVP after a solid all around performance. Brown, 5'9 150, had a 9'7 broad jump, ran a 4.36 shuttle, did a great job of changing direction, moving his hips and covering the WR's during 1 on 1's. Impressive!
Anthony Samuel Monsignor Pace HS, FL 11th CB #46	Samuel, 5'11.5 171, was the co-DB MVP. Samuel had a 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.28 shuttle and was a shut down DB during the 1 on 1's. His quickness, ability to recover and awareness were tremendous.
Nestor Lantigua American Heritage HS, FL 11th RB #5	Lantigua was sitting atop the throne after being crowned Combine King along with winning the RB MVP. Immensely talented at 5'10 164, Lantigua had a 32.5 inch vertical, 9'9 broad jump, ran a 4.17, 4.45 40, and dominated during 1 on 1's with quickness and good hands powering his tremendous day. Lantigua has all the tools to become a big time star.

NUC MIAMI FL 10TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List

MIAMI FL 10TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Ran Janvion Dade Christian School, FL 10th RB #38	Janvion was sitting atop the combine after taking home the coveted Combine King and Overall MVP awards. At 5'10 169, Janvion had a 38.5 inch vertical, 10'4 broad jump, ran an olympic-like 3.99 shuttle, 4.58 40, bench pressed 155 lbs 20 times and starred during 1 on 1's. His aforementioned athleticism , quickness, good hands, and solidly ran routes make him a special talent.
Silmoje Dallaway Park Vista HS, FL 10th LB #66	Dallaway, 6'0 217, grabbed the LB MVP. Dallaway had great quickness, running a 4.33 shuttle, strength, bench pressing 155 lbs 21 times, and did well during 1 on 1's.
Kevis Jones Northeast HS, FL 10th QB #54	Jones, 6'1.5 195, won the QB MVP. Jones ran a 4.41 shuttle, had an 8'5 broad jump, a great arm and solid accuracy as well. He is s well rounded QB.
Joseph McClary St. Thomas Aquinas 10th CB #90	McClary, 5'6.5 136 won the Fastest Man award. McClary ran a blazing 4.27 shuttle, 4.51 40, and had a 9'5 broad jump.
Willie Paisley Caldcity HS, FL 10th DL #100	A monstrous 6'1 326 lbs, Paisley  won the DL MVP. Psipley bench pressed 185 lbs 18 times and used his gargantuan size advantage to dominate during 1 on 1's.
Dami Ayoola St. Thomas Aquinas HS, Fl 10th RB #28	Ayoola, 5'8.5 192, won the RB MVP. Ayoola had a 9'1 broad jump, ran a 4.24 shuttle, 4.66 40, bench pressed 155 lbs 26 times and had great feet.
Marc Legan Sebastian River HS, FL 10th OL #77	Legan, 5'11 230, won the OL MVP. Legan had good feet, solid strength, and toughness to guide him during 1 on 1's.
Larry Hope American Senior HS, FL 10th CB #1	Hope won the DB MVP. At 5'9.5 140, Hope had a 9'1 broad jump, ran a 4.48 shuttle, 4.65 40 and thoroughly shut down the WR's during 1 on 1's. Any defense with Larry has plenty of hope.
Billy Rolle Miami Northwestern HS, FL 10th CB #13	Billy won the co-DB MVP after Rolleing (rolling) through the competition. At 5'10 195, Rolle had an 8'11 broad jump, ran a 4.22 shuttle, was physical and quick during 1 on 1's. Rolle was definitely one of the best players during the sophomore session.
Daniel Braverman American Heritage HS, FL 10th WR #39	Braverman grabbed the WR MVP. Braverman ran a 4.3 shuttle, had good speed, hands, ran solid routes and was aware at all times during 1 on 1's. This 5'9.5 151 lb prospect is a terrific receiver
Michael Minns Cardinal Newman HS, FL 10th DL #99	Minns, 5'10 286, was the strongest man. This powerhouse d-linemen bench pressed 185 lbs 23 times and did a nice job in 1 on 1's.
Bilal Marshall Dade Christian School, FL 10th QB #9	Marshall, 6'2.5 160, won the leadership award. Marshall hustled non stop, refused to quit and gave it his all on the football field. He also had an 8'4 broad jump.
Abraham Garcia University School, FL 10th OL #93	A monster of the midway at 6'4 339, Garcia  won the OL MVP and Strongest Man award while competing with the juniors. Garcia bench pressed 185 lbs 26 times, ran a 4.9 shuttle, had great hands/feet and motivation. D-1 prospect? You bet.
Danny Isdora Cypress Bay HS, FL 10th OL #96	Isdora, 6' 3 329, won the co-OL MVP competing with the juniors. Isdora was aggressive and had quick hands and feet, enabling him to silence opposing linemen during the 1 on 1's.

The NUC: Breaking Grounds in New Mexico By Matt Yanofsky of nationalunderclassmen.com

February 23, 2010

Talk about it in NEW MEXICO PREP FOOTBALL INSIDER

The NUC: Breaking Grounds in New Mexico
By Matt Yanofsky of nationalunderclassmen.com
The National Underclassmen Combine hits New Mexico for the first time this February, providing athletes from the Land of Enchantment a world of opportunity.

	National Prospect Matt Hegarty plans to attend this weekend's event.

Participants will showcase their athletic talents in the 40-yard dash, broad jump, bench press, vertical leap, and shuttle run. In addition to the official combine testing, athletes partake in individual period, including drills, 1 on 1's, 3 on 3's, and other position oriented competitions.
The combine takes place February 27th at the Blades Multiplex Arena in Rio Rancho, with 8th and 9th graders hitting the field at 8 am, while the sophomores and juniors have the chance to shine at 1 o'clock. Although the NUC hadn't previously hosted a New Mexico combine, the state has produced some top tier talent.
Aztec HS' Matt Hegarty was one of the very best to grind it out on the gridiron in '09. At 6'6 260, Hegarty was the #1 rated sophomore lineman at the exclusive Top Prospect Camp. Hegarty took home a number of awards at the camp and is fielding offers from Arizona and Stanford amongst many other schools.
"The prospects of finding another the next Matt Hegarty is very exciting", said NUC CEO and President David Schuman. "On a state level, New Mexico has been moving up in terms of quality players, so having the opportunity to guide players with college potential is something I look forward to."
While the majority of high schoolers aren't 6'6 260, hard work and the eagerness to get better at the combine has helped guide athletes to the next level time and time again.
Athletes can sign up for the New Mexico combine on www.nationalunderclassmen.com or call 1-888-NUC-MVP-1 for more details.

New Mexico Attendees

Zach Rogers - Rio Rancho
Josh Baggett - Rio Rancho
Tim Foley - Rio Rancho
Brandon Branch - Academy
Matt Hegarty - Aztec
Brandon Betancourt - Mayfield
Matt Rammondo - Mayfield
Ryan Blocker - Del Norte
John Garcia - St. Pius X
Isaac Leon - St. Pius X
*If you are attending this event, please e-mail nmpreps@yahoo.com

More Information

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