News Notes and Notables from Lexington Sophomore Combine

   

·        Reggie has been out of the NBA for years, but Miller Time is back and better than ever! A return standout, Vinnie Miller of Henry Clay HS won the Overall MVP. Miller had a 31.5 inch vertical, 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.32 shuttle and was a monster during 1 on 1's. The talented wideout had great explosiveness, ran perfect routes, had great ball skills and soft hands.

·        Austin Osborne (Wellston) brought home the DB MVP award after a terrific day at the combine. Osborne locked the WR's during the individual period, had nice foot work and quick hips. He also ran a 4.28 shuttle and had an 8'6 broad jump. Nice stuff all around from Osborne.

·        Jaylen Prater, a powerful 5'11 221 lb linebacker, was the top dog at his position. Prater had a 31 inch vertical, 9'3.5 broad jump, ran a 4.31 shuttle and bench pressed 155 lbs 28 times. During the 1 on 1's the Wellston HS standout smothered the RB's giving the QB's no chance to connect on a short pass.

·        Khalil Sturdauent (Hurricane) is undersized for a d-linemen, but was still the DL MVP. At 5'11 201, he may better suited to play linebacker , but regardless, he has the skills to pay the bills. Between his speed, quickness, strength, great jump off of the snap and consistent effort, Sturdauent is one to look out for.

·        On the opposite end of the ball was St Albans' Jackie Bruer, a 6'0.5 285 lb blocking machine and the OL MVP. Bruer solidified that size equals strength by bench pressing 185 lbs 19 times. He also had world class toughness and impressive feet for a player his size.

T0P PROSPECT ANALYSIS: Vincent Miller, WR, CLASS OF 2012

As part of our new segment on DavidSchuman.com & National Underclassmen Combine System I will will begin analyzing all of the players that I enjoyed watching this year at our events.

GUEST WRITEUP- ANTHONY CENTRELLA of the NUC, Wide Receivers Coach, u100, NUC and Top Prospect Camp.

Vincent Miller, Class 2012:  WR, 5-9.5,
156, Henry Clay High School,  KT

Quick Writeup:
Vincent Miller is a very explosive wide receiver that creates great separation from the defenders due to his ability to change direction.  He has the ability to change the outcome of a
game with his big play making ability.  He has a 4.63 40 yard dash, 30.5 inch vert, 4.35 pro-agility shuttle, and an 8'10" broad jump.
WR MVP u100 Top Prospect Camp Freshman-Rated #1 WR at Top Prospect Camp

Further Analysis:
Vincent has been a success story on each level of the Schuman's National Underclassmen Combines from the first combine he attended in Lexington, KT to the Top Prospect Camp at the
University of Oklahoma.  He displays great athletic abilities with a combination of speed, the ability to change direction, and exceptionally perfect form while catching the football with his
hands.  Vincent put on a show at the top prospect camp with his highlight reel catches and his precise routes that troubled defensive backs throughout the day.  He is strong off the press and
has a great ability to find the openings in the zones of the defense.  These attributes have made Vincent a must recruit Wide Receiver of the next few years.

I dont grade guys based on stars or scores, I rate them on whether they can play!
They get 1-5 points based on how well they perform in each category. 6 categories with a max of 30 points to be scored.
26-30- big time d-1 prospect
21-25- D-1 Prospect
18-21-1aa Scholarship prospect
14-17-DII Prospect
10-13-DIII Level Prospect
We are only evaluating college level athletes, athletes not on college level will not be evaluated.

Rating System:
TP-Top Prospect Potential--4
FB-Straight Football Player--5
GA-Great Athlete--5
SP-Explosive Impact Potential--5
CK-Combine King--4
SS-Size and Stature--4

Vincent Gets
27 Points = High D-1 a Caliber Prospect, if Vinny continues to develop and does the job academically he could be a big time player