NUC COMBINE RETURNS TO PACIFIC NORTHWEST
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| Dirk Knudsen; Washingtonpreps.com |
Bring On The Schuman's NUC Combines
People always ask us what showcase events and camps they should attend and what events are worth the price of admission. Every year parents and prospects are faced with the the oft daunting task of trying to get enough exposure to have a shot at making the collegiate ranks. This weekend is one of those events we really like and one such opportunity.
The National Underclassmen Combine (NUC) is coming back to Washington and Oregon this weekend. In its 11th year the NUC founded by Coach Dave Schuman has become the biggest and one of the most respected events of its kind.
The Events Come to Seattle on Friday for Combine Prep and Saturday for the Main event at Franklin High School; Oregon's event is Sunday at West Salem High School. There are different times that the events start for various grade levels so make sure to get all the information right here:
Here is what parents and players can expect and why the event is such a great opportunity.
1. The ability to participate in all the combine events including: 40 yard dash, shuttle run, vertical jump, broad jump, bench press test (185lbs for Offensive and Defensive lineman that are sophomores, 155 lbs for Offensive and Defensive lineman that are freshman, 155 lbs for all skills players including running backs, quarterbacks, tight ends, wide receivers, kickers, punters, linebackers, safeties and cornerbacks who are sophomores, 135 lbs for all skills players including running backs, quarterbacks, tight ends, wide receivers, kickers, punters, linebackers, safeties and cornerbacks who are freshman), then they will participate in individual position period, and then 1 on 1’s and 3 on 3’s. For Juniors the Bench Press Weight will be 185lbs for all athletes. 8th graders do not have to bench.
2. All the results will be sent out to every college in the country all levels including D-1, D1aa, DII, DII, and NAIA. The information included will be your combine stats, ranking, school, personal, and address information so the colleges will have you in their database and if they deem you a prospect will begin recruiting you from the summer going into your Junior and Senior Year forward.
3. Rivals.com's sponsors, as well NCSA and The All American Combine, our event and will be there to look at athletes for their rating and possible inclusion on their sites. They will also be looking for people to invite to their Junior days and other events. Rivals.com will be getting highlight tapes from us at the event. Top athletes will also get written about and included on their sites if they feel you have Division 1 potential.
4. A chance to be one of the top 200 athletes chosen for the Ultimate 100 Camp Regional Camps. In 2010 our Ultimate 100 camp will have 5 camps, 1 for each region. Due to our increase in number of events and participants, we will give more top athletes an opportunity to participate. Our Ultimate 100 Camps will take place in June, July and will be in Atlanta, NYC area, Dallas, and Los Angeles. Over the past two years 50% of the athletes chosen for the Ultimate 100 camp have been offered D-1 Scholarships. The results will go out to all colleges all levels, D-1, 1aa, II and III.
We will also develop a Top 100 List for each region and rank a National U100 list. These lists and MVP results will go out to every college as well. U100 Top Prospect Camp will choose the invites from the U100 Regional Camps
5. An opportunity to test at and compete against the best freshman and sophomores in your region to give you an even playing field for the future and give you a gauge of where you are at for the future events you may go to.
6. Free combine Performance T-Shirt, results send to every school in the country, an opportunity to compete against the best Freshman ,Sophomores, Juniors and 8th graders in the USA, a great scope of what combine testing is all about, and the ability to showcase your talents in from on Rivals.com. Each athlete will compete against the athletes in their grade and class.
We love this event. Your athlete may even be invited to the regional or national MVP events.
Hopefully we will see you out there.
Well people always ask us what they should attend and what events are worth the price of admission. Every year parents and prospects are faced with the the prospects of trying to get enough exposure to have a shot at making the collegiate ranks. This weekend is one of those events we really like.
The National Underclassmen Combine (NUC) is coming back to Washington and Oregon this weekend. In its 11th year the NUC founded by Dave Schuman has become the biggest and one of the most respected events of its kind.
Here is what parents and players can expect and why the event is such a great opportunity.
The ability to participate in all the combine events including: 40 yard dash, shuttle run, vertical jump, broad jump, bench press test (185lbs for Offensive and Defensive lineman that are sophomores, 155 lbs for Offensive and Defensive lineman that are freshman, 155 lbs for all skills players including running backs, quarterbacks, tight ends, wide receivers, kickers, punters, linebackers, safeties and cornerbacks who are sophomores, 135 lbs for all skills players including running backs, quarterbacks, tight ends, wide receivers, kickers, punters, linebackers, safeties and cornerbacks who are freshman), then they will participate in individual position period, and then 1 on 1’s and 3 on 3’s. For Juniors the Bench Press Weight will be 185lbs for all athletes. 8th graders do not have to bench.
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