Top Sophomore Players NUC Durham, NC 2010

First Name	Last Name	Grade	School	State	Position	Height	Weight
Juwan	Moye	10th	Garner	NC	RB	5'7.5	154
Tyruss	Colton	10th	West Johnston	NC	WR	5'11	168
Kameron	Knight	10th	West Johnston	NC	LB	6'0	175
Casey	Perry	10th	Hillside	NC	OL	6'1.5	308
Jacob	Ingle	10th	Walter Williams	NC	OL	6'2	274
Clifton	Brooks	10th	Jordan Mathews	NC	DL	5'11	305
Marquis	Gorham	10th	JH Rose	NC	CB	5'7.5	159
Demetrius	Fairley	10th	Garner Magnet	NC	RB	5'10	184
Chis	Marigus	10th	Needham	NC	RB	5'11	169
Chase	Arrington	10th	Lee County	NC	QB	5'10.5	174
Jacob	Page	10th	James Hunt	NC	QB	5'11.5	196
Kevin	Jones	10th	Middle Creek	NC	WR	5'11	172

NUC - Lexington KY Sophomore Outstanding Performance List

LEXINGTON KY 10th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Tyson McNeely Jackson HS, OH 10th WR #10	McNeely, 5'9.5 160, was the WR MVP. McNeely had an 8'8 broad jump, ran a 4.51 shuttle, ran tight routes with a good release and had soft hands.
Vinny Miller Henry Clay HS, KY 10th WR #14	It's Miller time! A star in the making at 5'9.5 158, Miller won the Overall MVP. He had a 31.5 inch vertical, 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.32 shuttle, 4.62 40 and was a complete receiver. Between his explosiveness, perfectly ran routes, great ball skills and solid hands, Miller is undoubtedly a top prospect.
Austin Osborne Wellston HS, OH 10th CB #21	Osborne took home the DB MVP. A top tier talent at 5'9 168, Osborne jumped 8'6 on the broad, ran a 4.28 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 20 times, had nice footwork, quick hips, maintained great consistency. He is also a quick learner which only makes him all the more worth keeping an eye on.
Anthony Benton Henry Clay HS, KY 10th CB #27	Benton, 5'8.5 156, was the co-DB MVP. Benton did a tremendous job in man to man coverage, played physical, had good hips and is a ball hawk.
Jaylen Prater Wellston HS, KY 10th LB #19	Prater's future looks much greater after winning LB MVP. At 5'11 221 the athletic Prater had a 31 inch vertical, 9'3.5, ran a 4.31 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 28 times and covered the RB's well. Prater has great tools.
Michael Hall Nitro HS, WV 10th RB #11	Hall was crowned Combine King after a solid day on the football field. The 5'11.5 181 lb Hall had a 9'2 broad jump, ran a 4.31 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 23 times, had great hands, nice speed and good all around ability.
Ronjae Morris Louisville HS, KY 10th RB #11	Morris, 5'7.5 140, brought home the RB MVP. He had a 30.5 inch vertical, 8'6 broad jump, ran a 4.53 40, had good quickness and catches the ball well.
Benjamin Lawler Lexington Catholic HS, KY 10th TE #15	Lawler, 6'1.5 179, was the TE MVP. Lawler had an 8'5.5 broad jump 29.5 inch vertical, displayed good hands and solid strength.
Khalil Sturdauent Hurricane HS, WV 10th DL #14	Sturdauent, 5'11 201 won the DL MVP. Sturdauent had an 8'1 broad jump, ran a 4.69. He was strong, fast, had a good take off and gave an A+ effort.
Michael Kruse Carlisle HS, OH 10th RB #12	Kruse, 5'7.5 161, won the Leadership award after hustling non stop at the combine. Kruse had an 8'2 broad jump, ran a 4.44 shuttle, bench pressed and 155 lbs 27 times.
Kristian Skyles Shelton Clark HS, KY 10th RB #14	Skyles, 5'6.5 185, was the Fastest Man award winner. Skyles took the field in style, running a 4.42 shuttle, 4.52 40, bench pressed 155 lbs 34 times and did a nice job during 1 on 1's.
Jonathan Turpin Knox Central HS, KY 10th RB #9	Turpin, 5'6 196, was the Strongest Man at a skill position. Turpin tossed up 155 lbs 46 times and powered through the 1 on 1's
Alex Garner Prestonsburg HS, KY OL OL #15	Garner, 6'0 224, was the Strongest linemen.  Garner bench pressed 185 lbs 19 times.
Jackie Bruer St. Albans HS, WV 10th OL #82	Bruer took home the OL MVP and co-Strongest Man award. A 6'0.5 285 lb powerhouse, Bruer bench pressed 185 lbs 19 times, was tough, had good quickness and good hips.

Tampa, FL 9th grade Outstanding Performance List!

TAMPA FL 9th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Adam Lane Winter Haven HS, FL 9th RB #35	Lane was insane on the football field, taking home the Overall MVP, Fastest and Strongest Man awards. Loaded with potential at 5'7 109, Lane had an 8'11 broad jump, ran a 4.48 40, bench pressed 135 lbs a Ronnie Coleman like 54 times and starred during 1 on 1's. Lane has great feed, tremendous hands and runs hard. You would be foolish not to keep an eye on this kid.
Leon McQuay Armwood HS, FL 9th DL #23	McQuay, a return star, took home the Leadership Award. The 6'0.5 175 lb McQuay hustled throughout the day, had a 9'3 broad jump, ran a 4.60 40 and starred during 1 on 1's. The fact that he was able to dominate as a freshman that competed with the sophomores is truly impeccable
Aaron Jenkins Jefferson HS, FL 9th WR #54	Jenkins, 6'2.5 190, won the WR MVP. Jekins had an 8'8 broad jump, had good feet, soft hands and used his size to his advantage during 1 on 1's.
Antwand Johnson Middletown HS, FL 9th RB #33	Johnson came up with the RB MVP after fighting hard throughout the day. The 5'6.5 141 lb Johnson had an 8'1 broad jump, a winning attitude and tremendous feet.
Drake Haff LRHS, FL 9th QB #48	Haff won the QB MVP after going all out at the combine. At 6'0 165, Haff had an 8'5 broad jump, great vision, a quick release, strong arm and played the position intelligently.
James Peek Liberty MS, FL 8th S #28	Peek, 5'8.5 138, was the 8th Grade MVP. Peek, who is still many years away from reaching his peak talent wise, had an 8'5 broad jump, ran a 4.43 shuttle, runs well, is very athletic, has smooth hips and was easy to coach.
Larry Soft Sebring HS, FL 9th DL #38	Soft was anything but what his surname says he is, taking home the DL MVP. At 5'8.5 145, Soft had very good technique, great hips and played hard throughout the 1 on 1's.
Harry Brown Largo HS, FL 9th LB #30	Brown, 5'9 177, won the LB MVP. Brown had an 8'5 broad jump, ran a 4.79 40, bench pressed 135 lbs 19 times and was physical during 1 on 1's.
Bo Farmer South Sumter HS, FL 9th S #54	Farmer was the DB MVP. At 5'8.5 142, Farmer had a 28.5 inch vertical and locked down the WR's during 1 on 1's.
Damion Hicks Gulf HS, FL 9th TE #88	Tall and thick at 6'1.5 262,  Hicks had surprising quickness for a player his size, was very physical and smart with a good football IQ. Hicks is a blocking machine.
Alex Gomez Peidmont Lakes HS, FL 8th QB #27	Alex Gomez took home the Combine King award. Gomez, 5'9.5 147, had a 31 inch vertical and 9'4 broad jump, making him a one of a kind athlete for an 8th grader.

NUC Los Angeles-MVP Videos-Taylor LaGrace - NUC Los Angeles - 10th Grade WR MVP

Quick Hits from Jackson, MS!

                 

·        Picasso Nelson (Mendenhall MS) proceeded legendary artist Pablo Picasso by hundreds of years and we hate to be corny, but this 5'8.5 154 lb 8th grade sensation painted a picture on the gridiron. Nelson had an 8'5 broad jump, tremendous feet, changes direction well and has soft hands.

·        Travonte Fenton (Oak Grove HS) is a top tier talent with a tremendous future. The 5'11 180 lb Fonton won the Overall MVP after wowing coaches with his 8'10 broad jump, 4.38 shuttle run and skill as a wide receiver during 1 on 1's. Fonton broke free of the defenders on a number of occasions and caught the ball well in the openfield. He is definitely a major deep ball threat.

·        Alex Nicholson, a 6'1 177 lb standout (Northeast Lauderdale) took home the QB MVP and Leadership award. In addition to being a vocal leader with a nevre say die attitude, Nicholson had a 30 inch vertical, 8'5 broad jump, ran a 4.49 shuttle and had impressive mechanics as a QB.

·        Jamonee Brown (Pearl) was the DL MVP at 6'1 277 and Nathaniel Shelby, 6'1 315 (Jim Hill) came up with the same award but on the opposite of the ball. Both Brown and Shelby used their size to their advantage, bullying the opposition during 1 on 1's.

·        JaBorian McKenzie (Wilkinson Christian), 5'7 167, is a stud athlete and won the Combine King award. McKenzie had a 32.5 inch vertical, 9'4 broad jump, ran a 4.39 shuttle and 4.59 40. Athletically, there isn't much more one can ask for.

·        Andre Craine (Brando) has insane skills and won the Junior Overall MVP. The 5'11.5 177 lb standout had a 33 inch verticla, 9'2 broad jump, ran a 4.44 shuttle and was a lock down DB during 1 on 1's. Crane has great hips, excellent closing speed, good footwork and top notch ball skills.

·        Joseph Martin (Mendenhall) and De'Montre Cooper (Jim Hill) shared the LB MVP but have a lot more in common than that. Both were powerfully built, had tremendous leaping ability (8'11 broad jump, 30.5 inch vertical for Martin, 10'0 broad jump, 30 inch vertical for Cooper) and created major frustrations for the offense during 1 on 1's.

·        Michael Brinson (University Christian) was a unique d-lineman. A monster at 6'3.5 285 Brinson had an 8'4 broad jump and ran a shocking 4.58 shuttle. He also bench pressed 185 lbs 23 times. With power, strength, size and quickness, Brinson has a bright future ahead of him.

Prospects to Showcase their Talent this Weekend at Tates Creek HS!

The NUC returns to Lexington, KY this weekends with heavy expectations and no reason to take the competition lightly due to what has preceded.

In 2009, Air Force bound Martinez Davis (Madisonville North Hopkins) capped a talented junior group. Davis, the DB MVP, was a very good athlete with shut down ability.

fellow prospect Matt Raines (Bell County) starred as DB, making the junior session one the offense would like to forget. Raines' coverage ability and quickness (he runs a 4.28 shuttle and 4.5 40) anchored him to win the co-DB MVP.

Wideout Evonte Dunn (Bedford, OH) created a major buzz and currently as a rising senior, has interest from a number of top tier D-1 programs. Dunn has terrific quickness and as an expected returner in '10, should once again turn heads on the football field.

Outside linebacker Marcus "On The Attack" Mack held his position strong as a sophomore, displaying a high level of intensity and tremendous leadership skills. With ability on the football field and a 3.6 GPA, Mack has garnered interest from Notre Dame, Auburn, Clemson, Georgia, and Stanford among others.
Elite freshman Kyle Bolin, a highly rated QB at the Top Prospect Camp, just finished his first year in high school and is already has many eyes on him. Bolin, 6'1 159, has unmatched mechanics and a future brighter than an Arizona summer afternoon.

"Lexington is one of the best sleeper cities for football talent nationwide", said NUC CEO & President David Schuman. "To discover a player like Kyle Bolin as an 8th grader along with a number of under the radar athletes in 09' is always special."
Current 8th and 9th graders are slated to compete at 8 am on Saturday, Sophomores 1 pm Saturday, while juniors hit the field at Jefferson HS on Sunday March 21at 1 PM. There is also a special teams camp, which kicks off at 8 am Sunday.

Jackson, MS - NUC 11th MVP's

JACKSON MS 11th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Bryant Lauterwasser West Harrison HS, MS 11th OL #51	Lauterwasser, 6'0 255, was the Strongest Man award winner. Lauterwasser bench pressed 185 lbs 25 times.
Andre Craine Brando HS, MS 11th CB #102	Craine, 5'11.5 177, won the Overall MVP. Craine had a 33 inch vertical, 9'2 broad jump, ran a 4.44 shuttle, 4.54 40, had terrific speed, hips, good footwork, nice ball skills and challenged the receiver every time he was on the field. Craine is the kind of player that any coach would love to have.
Frederick Brown Jim Hill HS, MS 10th WR #26	Brown, 6'0 159, took home the WR MVP. A sophomore competing with the juniors, Brown had a 9'5 broad jump, did a good job of getting open, has good leaping ability and has soft hands.
DeVante Nichols Pearl HS, MS 11th WR #26	Nichols, 5'5.5 153, was the co-WR MVP. Undersized but terrifically skilled, Nichols ran a 4.54 shuttle, had good hands and catches the ball well.
Jeremiah Chandler Stringer HS, MS 11th QB #59	Chandler, 5'8.5 180, took home the QB MVP after a terrific performance. Chandler ran a 4.56 shuttle, had good feet and arms, throws the deep ball well and was accurate at throwing the ball short distances.
Joseph Martin Mendenhall HS, MS 11th LB #104	There is no Chris Berman at the NUC and this 5'9 188 lb standout isn't Curtis, but Joseph is definitely my favorite Martin! Martin won the LB MVP after wowing coaches with his 30.5 inch vertical, 8'11 broad jump, ran a 4.54 shuttle, had good foot speed, was intelligent and consistently hustled. Martin can do it all!
De'Montre Cooper Jim Hill HS, MS 11th LB #32	Cooper, 5'9 181, was the co-LB MVP. Cooper had a 30 inch vertical, NBA-like 10'0 broad jump, had great feet, impressive flexibility and jammed receivers throughout the 1 on 1's.
DeMordra Naylor Pearl HS, MS 11th S #61	Naylor, 6'1.5 174, won the DB MVP. Naylor had a 31.5 inch vertical, 9'4 broad jump, ran a 4.31 shuttle, used his length to help him deflect passes during 1 on 1's, and is agile.
Michael Brinson University Christian School, MS 11th DL #103	Brinson, 6'3.4 285, was a monster of a man and the DL MVP. Brinson had terrific unmatched athleticism for a player his size, with an 8'4 broad jump and 4.58 shuttle run, in addition to bench pressing 185 lbs 23 times and starring during 1 on 1's. He is powerful, quick, strong, smart, physical and intelligent. Brinson has D-1 star written all over him.
William Chism St. Andrews HS, MS 11th OL #89	Chism, 6'2.5 257, took home the OL MVP. Chism had an 8'0 broad jump, bench pressed 185 lbs 17 times, was aggressive, had a good demeanor and an even better attitude. Chism will only improve and is eager to do so.
Hunter Farrior Central Hinds Academy, MS 11th LB #58	Farrior, 6'0 188, won the Leadership award. Farrior led by example, hustling all over the field, had a 9'0 broad jump and ran a 4.48 shuttle.

Los Angeles NUC Sophomore Overall MVP Chandler Scott Interview

Coach Schuman: What did you do to prepare for the National Underclassmen Combine?

Chandler Scott: I have been preparing by working hard in the weight room, increasing my speed and agility through athletic republic speed training, and having a healthy diet.

Coach Schuman:Have you been to the NUC before? How did you do? What were your expectations going into this years event?

Chandler Scott: No. I did great. I felt I was able to perform as well as I knew I could. Well honestly, I didn’t have any expectations. I Just wanted to compete with other skilled athletes.


Coach Schuman:You were MVP! What are your goals now?

Chandler Scott: My goals will remain the same. To be the best that I can be both academically and athletically. Also to continue to train and become faster, more agile, and stronger. Ultimately having the opportunity to play football for a top rated D1 college.

Coach Schuman:How did you hear about the National Underclassmen Combine and what was your favorite part about the event?

Chandler Scott: I heard about NUC from a friend that goes to acceleration/speed training (Athletic Republic) with me. My favorite part of the combine was the 1 on 1's. It's a great feeling when you lock-up a receiver or deflect a pass.

Coach Schuman:If you can choose 5 schools where you would be interested in playing what would they be?

Chandler Scott: I would have to say that my top 5 schools I would be interested in playing for would be BYU, USC, Oregon, Boise State, and TCU.

Coach Schuman:What do you like about high school football? What are your goals for your team and yourself?

Chandler Scott: I love the contact, and the intense competition against rival teams. It's what gets me out of bed everyday. Individually my goals are to stay healthy, receive league MVP, and to lead the league in tackles for a second time. For my team, I want to win a CIF Championship.

Coach Schuman:Do you play other sports? Tell about your accomplishments?

Chandler Scott: No. I decided as a Freshmen that I would focus on one sport.

Coach Schuman:What is your favorite thing about football? what makes it a great sport to you?

Chandler Scott: My favorite thing about football is when you are completely dominating the person on the other side of the ball, and he knows it. In football you not only have to out play your opponent,but out think them as well.

Coach Schuman:Tell me about your training regimen...How do you get better every day?

Chandler Scott: Well I work extremely hard in the weight room every day of the week. I go to Athletic Republic three times a week and work on speed, acceleration, lateral movement, and agility. I spend time on the field each week working on technique, and improving my reads and pass coverage.

Coach Schuman:What are you looking for in college? Academically? football?

Chandler Scott: I am looking to be able to push myself to the limit, and become the best football player that I can be. Ultimately I want to be apart of a team that wins the national championship. Academically I hope to keep my grades high and take steps towards becoming a sports medicine doctor.

Prospect Profile: Travis Williams

Travis Williams, Cooper City HS, FL, Class of 2010: A standout at the tremendously talented Miami combine, Williams has good tools as a db and is a good athlete. The 5'10 170 lb Williams runs a 4.26 shuttle, has a 32.5 inch vertical, 9'1 broad jump and does a great job of smothering receivers.               Ironically, Williams is leaving Miami to play college football for Miami; of Ohio that is.

Future Outlook: Williams is a little bit too slim for our liking, but the talent is there. He has a very good understanding of how to cover a receiver and his athleticism will help him against bigger the bigger players he will regularly line up against at the next level. A good weight lifting program should help put 15 pounds on him in time to take the field as a sophomore.

Future D1 stars on display at Tri-Cities HS!

Atlanta's Tri-Cities HS showcased a plethora of talent last Sunday afternoon. The NUC has been a staple in the area for a number of years, as many of America's top prospects have graced a field in the ATL.

Stephenson HS' David Stevenson (yes that is really where he goes) won the Overall MVP after displaying an array of talents. The 5'8 158 lb DB had a 34.5 inch vertical, 9'3 broad jump, ran a blazing 4.04 shuttle, 4.47 40 and made the WR's a non factor during 1 on 1's.

Kent Rollins (South Gwinett) was on a roll from the moment he stepped on the field. This 5'11.5 164 lb QB had terrific footwork, a good arm and was extremely accurate, en route to winning the QB MVP. Rollins also has terrific athleticism for a QB, as his 30 inch vertical, 9'0 broad jump, and 4.45 shuttle run make him more than able to operate as a dual threat.

Andre Wilson (Heritage) shared the QB MVP with Rollins and talent wise, was equally as good. He also had good athletic abilities and had fundamentals of a player at the next level.

Jabari Hunt-Days (Hillgrove) and David Dupaty (Harrison) shared the LB MVP award. Both were terrific athletes and played with tremendous intensity. One on one's were also their specialty, as each caused fits for the RB's and have potential to be big time run stoppers.

The OL MVP/coolest name of 2010 award goes to Uniek Crumbley (Americus-Sumter). All kidding aside, Uniek's size is exactly that at 6'3 337. Crumbley bench pressed 185 lbs 26 times and held his ground quite well during 1 on 1's. Note to Americus-Sumter's QB, you definitely owe this monster of a lineman plenty of thanks for helping keep you safe during the season.

Zachary "Wickid" Witchett (Booker T. Washington) , Chris Davis Jr. (McEachern) and Douglas "I play for the pride" McBride (Ola) all created major noise. The trio shared the WR MVP but have plenty more in common than that. All three of these studs had good moves to shake off the DB's, terrific quickness, good hands and always managed to find the football. Big game receivers? You bet!

Rapper Jermain Dupri said it best "Welcome to Atlanta where the players play". Who knew a rap song could relate so perfectly to top notch football talent?

NUC Junior Phoenix Combine Award Winners-National Underclassmen Combine 2010

NUC Junior Phoenix Combine Award Winners-National Underclassmen Combine 2010
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Overall MVP DJ Hubbard, La Joya HS, ran 4.38 40, 10-2 broad, 35 inch vert
WR MVP & Leadership, Martwon Weaver, Marcos De Niza, ran 4.40 40
WR MVP, Deaunte Jefferson, Marcos De Niza , 4.59 40, 33 inch ver, 9'6 broad
WR MVP, Julien Singleton, Centennial HS,
DL MVP, Sam Kamp, Mountain View,6-4, 230
RB MVP, Vegas Johnson, Centennial, 5-9.5 204, 4.63 40
OL MVP, Vivii Teofilo, Moon Valley, 6-2.5, 258, 29 185
DB MVP, Deanthony Easley, Millenium HS,  4.57 40
LB MVP, Hunter Long, Douglas HS, 6-2, 220
QB MVP, Adam Brzeczek, Queen Creek, 5-11.5, 177
TE MVP, Chrisden Ayiyi, Apollo HS,
TE MVP, Alex Hernandez, 5-11.5, 201
Strongest Man, Michael Bentley, 36 reps on 185

Top Prospect Analysis-Tyler "the man himself" Murphy-Wethersfield CT

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Top Prospect Analysis

By Coach Schuman

Top Prospect Analysis
Tyler Murphy QB

He was the Ultimate 100 camp QB MVP, and he lead his team to the championship game. He is a stud period, he can run like the wind, he is accurate with good footwork in the passing game. I have personally watched him in 7 on 7 against the best players on the East Coast, make great decision after great decision. His film speaks for itself below.

TOP PROSPECT ANALYSIS: Lavant Moore, WR, CLASS OF 2010

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.

Lavant Moore, Class 2010: WR, 6-1.5, 168, Burke HS, NE

Quick Write-up:
Lavant was a relative unknown, when he ended up becoming the #5 receiver at the Top Prospect Camp. He made some amazing catches and arguably the catch of the year with a one handed touchdown catch in 7 on 7, which has already made the www.youtube.com/nucfootball highlight reels. His 4.73 40, 8-10 broad and 30 inch vert are solid, but not overwhelming.

Further Analysis:
He has very good size, solid route running and a unique ability to make big plays in the most important situations. He did it at our top prospect camp as a relative unknown. He was invited out of the NUC Des Moines camp and was very solid there but did not win an award. Against top competition he outshone some more highly touted prospects and mades some amazing catches. His game film is solid, but he can be decptive due to his smooth style of play. He has to improve change of direction, but his football ball skills are top notch. His senior year will dictate whether he goes big time or not. I really like his potential and skills as a receiver and like his height. Out of the state of Nebraska, I think he would be a contributor at a school like nebraska! He is very intriguing!

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--4
GA-Great Athlete--4
SP-Explosive Impact Potential--4
CK-Combine King--3
SS-Size and Stature--3.5

Lavant Gets:
22.5 Points =D-1 Prospect


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Steven Clark - Special Teams Ultimate 100 National Underclassmen Ultimate 100 Special Teams Punting/Kicking/Long Snapping

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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

TOP PROSPECT ANALYSIS: Willie Byrn, WR, CLASS OF 2010

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.

Prospect:
Willie Byrn, Class 2010: WR, 5-10.5, 165, First Colonial HS, VA

Quick Writeup
4.68 40, 9'5 broad, 4.08 shuttle, 32.5 inch vertical at the U100 Camp East, exceptional numbers and athletic ability couples with flat out great hands makes Willie a huge threat to make plays.
Dodie Donnell Award(top football player)-2009 U100 East
#5 rated receiver-u100 Top Prospect Camp


Further Analysis:
Willie is a classic example of a guy who has slipped under the radar, each camp he attends he just makes plays and makes catches in 7 on 7 and 1 on '1 reminiscent of Michael Bennett who was at our NUC atlanta was the U100 WR mvp in 2008 southeast, but willie is slimmer and not quite as tall, which is why he goes under the radar. He runs amazing routes, makes big catches and was Michael German's (#2 rated QB at Top Prospect Camp) go to receiver in the 7 on 7 tournament at the Top Prospect Camp. Amazing ability to make big plays, coupled with good speed and nice athleticism, makes him an interesting prospect. Almost every single athlete that has one the Dodie Donnell award has gone onto to D-1a (unless they had grade issues) and Willie should be the same, unfortunately he is getting recognized a little later in the game. He will be a great receiver to wherever he goes to and his smooth ability to get open will continue at the next level.

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--4
GA-Great Athlete--4
SP-Explosive Impact Potential--4
CK-Combine King--4
SS-Size and Stature--3.5


Deche Gets a score of:
23.5-Most Definetly D-1, his game film should secure it

Thomas Gallagher Tearing up the U100 West OL...Big Time D-1 PRospect

u100 Southeast Top 100 Junior Class of 2010

u100 Southeast Top 100 Junior Class of 2010         ATHLETES     DeAndre' Mills Wharton High School  FL   Vernon Payne Western Branch High School  VA            QUARTERBACKS     Justin Burns Alpharetta High School  GA QB MVP, LEADERSHIP Michael German Blanche Ely High School  FL   William Johnson Robert Toombs Christian Academy GA   Javon Smith McArthur High School  FL   John Worthy Lower Richland High School  SC   Mike Miller The King's Academy  FL   Tyler Rue Western High School  FL   Mitchell Marincov Timber Creek High School  FL   Sean Willix Concord High School  NC   Toby Slagle Northgate High School  GA            RUNNINGBACKS     Rajaan Bennett McEachern High School  GA RB MVP Kiwon Warren Triton High School  NC   Quentin Owens Fred T. Foard High School  NC COMBINE KING Trevor Tatum Hillgrove High School  GA   Ketrick Wolfe Sumrall High School  MS   Antonio Chow Hillsborough High School  FL   Darius Newton Hinds AHS  GA   C.J. Mixon Fultondale High School  AL   Rodney Johnson Hillsborough High School  FL   Cartell McLendon Treutlen High School  GA   D'Ambro Chatman Cottage Hill Christian Academy  AL   William McGhee St. Anne's Belfield School  VA   Aspha Smart West Boca High School  GA   Michael Johnson Effingham County High School  GA *fullback Kyle Tippins Rockdale County High School  GA   Jonathan Clark Huffman High School  AL   Tony Rowland Ravenwood High School  TN   Michael Mebane Union County High School  SC   Shane McEwen Wharton High School  FL   Leondre Walker Western Branch High School  VA   Rodriques Threatt Huntsville High School  GA   Noah Wilson Hewitt-Trussville High School  AL   Kendall Hawkins Northside High School  NC   Elliot Powell Eastern Alamance High School  NC   Tim'Vontae Walker Valley High School  AL           WIDE RECEIVERS     Malcolm Johnson Northridge High School  AL OVERALL MVP Jamarious Crusoe Midfield High School  AL WR MVP Marcus Gamble New Schools Of Carver  GA   Bryan Thomas Blanche Ely High School  FL   Domonique Jefferson Parkview High School  GA   Victor Moore Spoto High School  FL   Marquise Miller Shaw High School  GA   D'Areial Franklin St. Clair County High School  AL   Taylor Wilson Grace Academy  TN   Denzel McCullum McArthur High School  FL   C.J. Bostic Wolfson High School  FL   Jeffrey Farrell Bishop Verot High School  FL   Richard Cotton Northwest Cabarrus HS  NC   Jerick McKinnon Sprayberry High School  GA   Caulie George Dutch Fork High School  SC   Denarius Appling Griffin High School  GA   Geremy Davis Norcross High School  GA   Antwain Mathews East Gadsden High School  FL   Brenton Hodge Southeast Raleigh High School  NC   Tyler Ostheim Indian Rocks Christian HS  FL                TIGHT ENDS     Darell Baptist Whitehaven High School  TN TE MVP Joshua Lovell Christchurch High School  VA   Will Bryan Madison Central High School  MS   Mike Crawford Marist High School  GA   Phillip Chavis Dudley High School  NC   Athur Parker Cumberland Christian Academy GA   Reed Gordon Porters Chapel High School  MS   Zack Peek Pisgah High School  AL              CORNER BACKS     Khiry McQuay Armwood High School  FL DODIE DONNELL Chaz Moore Whitehaven High School  TN DB MVP Taylor Mack The Lovett School  GA   Drequan Hoskey Henrico High School  VA   DeMarius Matthews McEachern High School  GA   Jamie Smith T. Wingate Andrews HS  NC   Ayomide Awe McArthur High School  FL   Gregory Bridges Southwest Guilford HS  NC   Jeremy Davis Anniston High School  AL   Joseph Johnson New Smyrna Beach HS  FL   Antonio Hughes First Coast High School  FL   Jon Bailey Chattahoochee High School  GA                   SAFETIES     Terrence Hicks Wharton High School  FL   Quanitrez Stevenson T. Wingate Andrews HS  NC   Jacolby Hardnett Opelika High School  AL   Connor Price The King's Academy  FL   Michael Carillon Webb School of Knoxville  TN   Matt Raines Bell County High School  KT   Robert Smith McEachern High School  GA   Jerome Thomas Jr. Miami Northwestern HS  FL              LINEBACKERS     Jeremiah George Clearwater High School  FL LB MVP Daniel Pinnix T. Wingate Andrews HS  NC   Davis Feder Walker High School  GA   Daniel Holland Miami Norland Senior HS  FL   Avery Williamson Milan High School  TN   Zach Rice Central High School  FL   Christopher Oliver Hillsborough High School  FL   Damon Anderson Central Gwinnett High School  GA   Kajuane Freeman Early County High School  GA   Nathaniel Waddell North Brunswick High School  GA   David Grace Northview High School  AL   Jejwaune Murrell Jacksonville High School  NC   Anthony Rose Wolfson High School  FL           OFFENSIVE LINE     Dillon Hill Brandon High School  MS OL MVP Jonathan Ragoo Monsignor Edward Pace HS  FL   Lakendrick Bailey Hillcrest High School  AL   Joshua Whitehead Somerset Academy  FL   Jordan Heath Early County High School  GA   Alex Baker Fleming Island High School  FL   LeVaris Sims Trinity Catholic High School  FL   Christian Butler Columbia High School  AL   Nathan ManNealy Madison Central High School  MS   Kevin Friel Northwest Cabarrus HS  NC           DEFENSIVE LINE     Carlton Martin Madison Central High School  MS DL MVP, COMBINE KING General Brown Wilson High School  SC   Ontario Curry Emerald High School  SC   Myles O'Brien Archbishop Rummel HS  LA   Elijah Mahaley Dacula High School  GA   Charodd Richardson Early County High School  GA   Eric Taris Sickles High School  FL   Je-Marc Sears New Smyrna Beach HS  FL   Frankie Gale Jr. West Lauderdale High School  MS   DeAnthony Williams Northside High School  NC   Brandon King Stockbridge High School  GA   Zack McKee Hickory Grove Christian HS  GA   Jagger Blehm Camden County High School  NC