Tampa, FL 11th grade Outstanding Performance List!

TAMPA FL 11th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Devin Clarke Sebring HS, FL 11th WR #13	Clarke, 5'10.5 150, won the Overall MVP. Clarke had a 31 inch vertical, 9'0 broad jump and put on a clinic during 1 on 1's. He was tough as nails, ran great routes, had very strong hands and did a terrific job of breaking off the jam.
Corey Tindal Stranahan HS, FL 11th CB/S #30	Tindal was the Fastest Man award winner and a terrific athlete as well. At 5'9 162, Tindal had a 10'2 broad jump, ran an NFL-like 4.40 40 and a 4.65 shuttle.
Marquis White Coconut Creek HS, FL 11th RB #49	White took home the RB MVP. At 5'11 170, White had an 8'8 broad jump, ran a 4.5 shuttle, had great hands, solid speed and great feet.
Kyle Wilcox Wharton HS, FL 11th RB #68	Wilcox was crowned Combine King and co-RB MVP. The 5'8.5 184 lb sensation had a 35.5 inch vertical, 9'8 broad jump, ran a 4.51 40, bench pressed 185 lbs 23 times and performed well in 1 on 1's.
Preston Ritchie Charlotte HS, FL 11th CB #22	Ritchie won the DB MVP. Athletically gifted at 5'7 155, Ritchie had a 32 inch vertical, NBA-esque 10'2 broad jump, ran a 4.24 shuttle, 4.42 40  and was a man amongst boys during 1 on 1's. He had great recovery speed, jams the WR's well, moves well from the hips and always finished the plays. Preston Ritchie; remember the name.
Tyler Pierson Countryside HS, FL 11th OL #101	A giant at 6'4 281, Pierson won the OL MVP. Pierson bench pressed 185 lbs 20 times, ran a 4.97 shuttle and was steady during 1 on 1's.
Michael Glover Braden River HS, FL 11th WR #29	Glover got his gloves on the ball en route to taking home the WR MVP. at 5'10 153, Glover had a 31.5 inch vertical, 8'8 broad jump, had great feet, worked hard to break free out of the jam and made a number of catches in traffic.
Joshua Tanner Freedom HS, FL 11th DL #75	Tanner, 6'2 212, won the DL MVP. Uniquely talented for a linemen, Tanner had a 31.5 inch vertical, 9'2 broad jump, ran a 4.59 shuttle, 4.61 40 and did a great job in 1 on 1's. Tanner has big time upside.
Chase Vaughn Clearwater Central Catholic HS, FL 11th #74	Powerfully built at 5'10 269, Vaughn won the Strongest Man award. Vaughn bench pressed 185 lbs 30 times.
Matthew Grubb Sebring HS, FL 11th QB #12	Grubb, 5'10.5 182, took home the QB MVP. Grubb's receivers feasted on a number of perfectly placed, tight spiraled passes.
Trini Sutton Sebring HS, FL 11th LB #28	Sutton, 5'10 178, was the MVP MVP. Sutton had a 32 inch vertical, 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.5 shuttle and was physical during 1 on 1's.

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.

Prospects Look to Jumpstart their recruiting exposure in Jacksonville!

The National Underclassmen Combine returns to the Jacksonville/Wilmington this weekend at Eugene Ashley HS with hopes of finding a big time recruit from this small region.

two star recruit DeAnthony Williams (Northside HS) was the star at the 09' combine, battling throughout the event for pride, glory and a shot to make a difference at the next level. The 6'0 277 lb d-tackle is a terrific student athlete with great physical strength and has generated interest from Maryland.

Brian Laws Jr. (White Oak) was amongst the top athletes of the season and took home the Combine King/WR MVP awards just one year ago. The athletically gifted 6'0 153 lb Laws had a 32 inch vertical, 9'9 broad jump and did a terrific job during 1 on 1 drills.

Donjore Gainey (Northside) led the underclassmen by storm just one year ago, taking home the RB MVP. At 5'9.5 164, Gainey had a 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.73 shuttle, bench pressed 135 lbs 22 times and displayed tremendous potential during 1 on 1's.

"The Jacksonville, North Carolina region is flying under the radar in the scheme of things, but that doesn't indicate a lack of talent", said NUC CEO &President David Schuman. "Any knowledgeable scout will tell you that the next great prospect could come from Alaska or Zimbabwe, so athletes competing in the smaller regions must receive equal attention."

Current 8th-10th graders are slated to compete at 8 am on Saturday, while juniors are slated to put their talents on display the very same day at 1 PM.

All players will partake in pro-style combine testing, including the 40-yard dash, broad jump, bench press, vertical leap, and shuttle run along with position specific drills, 1 on 1’s and 3 on 3 competitions.

Athletes can sign up for the Jacksonville/Wilmington combine on www.nationalunderclassmen.com or call 1-888-NUC-MVP1 for more details.

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.

Jackson, MS - NUC 8th-10th MVP's

JACKSON MS 8th-10th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Picasso Nelson Mendenhall MS, MS 8th WR #42	Just like the legendary artist who he was most likely named after, Picasso Nelson panted a perfect picture on the football field en route to winning the 8th Grade MVP. The 5'8.5 154 lb wideout had an 8'5 broad jump, terrific intelligence, good feet, changed direction well and had solid hands. From the art studio to the gridiron, Picasso is the real deal.
Travonte Fenton Oak Grove HS, MS 10th WR #40	Fonton, 5'11 180, won the Overall MVP. Fonton had a 30.5 inch vertical, 8'10 broad jump, ran a 4.38 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 17 times and was a man on a mission during 1 on 1's. Fonton did a great job of getting open, makes plays and has very good hands.
Antzale Henry Westwood HS, TN 10th WR #1	Henry, 5'11 150, won the Sophomore WR MVP. Henry had an 8'9 broad jump, had terrific body control, consistently created separation between himself and the DB, and played with unprecedented determination.
Alex Nicholson Northeast Lauderdale HS, MS 10th	Nicholson, 6'1 177, was the QB MVP and Leadership award winner. Nicholson hustled from start to finish, had a 30 inch vertical, 8'5 broad jump, ran a 4.49 shuttle, displayed terrific accuracy and great mechanics. Nicholson has a lot to offer.
Erin Jones Pearl HS, MS 9th WR #54	Jones took home the Freshman WR MVP. At 6'1.5 167, Jones had an 8'6 broad jump, great hands, good leaping ability and solid height for a frosh. This kid really has potential!
Jamonee Brown Petal HS, MS 10th DL #98	Jamonee was exactly that; money in the bank! A monster of the midway at 6'1 277, Brown won the DL MVP. Brown bench pressed 185 lbs 17 times, was a good athlete with a strong build and a great push during 1 on 1's.
Cort Brinson Oak Grove HS, MS 10th LB #79	Brinson came up with the LB MVP award after battling from the moment combine started to the commencement. The 5'11 185 lb Brinson ran a 4.47 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 14 times, is intelligent, aggressive, has good hands and plays the ball well. He has terrific tools.
Calvin Williams Mendenhall HS, MS 10th RB #41	Williams, 5'8 160, was the RB MVP. Williams had a 29.5 inch vertical, 8'2 broad jump, understands the game well, was easy to coach, has great hands and even better feet. An impressive performance to say the least.
Nathaniel Shelby Jim Hill HS, MS 10th OL #102	A gargantuan 6'1 315 lbs, Shelby won the Sophomore OL MVP. Shelby bench pressed 185 lbs 19 times, had a great attitude, an aggressive style and was willing to take on any DL during 1 on 1's.
Xavier Woodyard Jim Hill HS, MS 10th DL #102	Woodyard was the Freshman DL MVP. Massive at 5'10 290, Woodyard bench pressed 155 lbs 23 times, played strong and aggressively during 1 on 1's and has the swagger of a champion.
JaBorian McKenzie Wilkinson Christian Academy, MS 10th RB #37	JaBorian McKenzie was crowned Combine King after tearing up the stat sheets. At 5'7 167, McKenzie had a 32.5 inch vertical, 9'4 broad jump, ran a 4.39 shuttle, 4.59 40, bench pressed 155 lbs 19 times and did a nice job during 1 on 1's. The total package? You bet!
Christian Berry Quitman HS, MS 9th OL #9	Berry was the Freshman OL MVP. At 6'1 262, Berry used his large frame to neutralize the d-linemen during 1 on 1's while displaying a championship attitude.
John Harris Westwood HS, TN 10th S #47	Harris took home the DB MVP. Harris, 5'8 162, had a 31.5 inch vertical, 8'8 broad jump, ran a 4.49 shuttle, had great hips, terrific footwork, awesome ball skills and was a true competitor. Harris has everything a coach could ask for from a big game DB.

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.

Top Tier Talented Expected This Weekend in Tampa!

The NUC returns to the talented Tampa region this weekend, with all eyes set to be on the area's rising prospects. In 2009, the Tampa camp produced multiple stars, thus there is no reason to predict a 2010 drop-off.

Iowa State bout Jeremiah George (Clearwater HS) won the Overall MVP and Leadership award at the junior camp last year, displaying a terrific attitude, sensational athleticism and good ability as a linebacker. The 5'10 191 lb George was a three star recruit on Rivals.com, and rated amongst the top LB's in the nation.

Miami bound Jonathan Feliciano (Western) is en route to becoming a Hurricane, but was a major whirlwind at the combine. The 6'4 283 lb monster dominated as an offensive linemen and set the bar high for the 10' combine class.

Star underclassmen from the talent-ridden 09' class included DL Gary Myrick (Nature Coast), safety Chris Callaway (Braden River), WR Austin Aikens (Tampa Catholic) and ultra talented 8th grader Leon McQuay (Jennings).

As a consistent leader in football talent, NUC CEO & President David Schuman is excited to fly out to Tampa this weekend.

"Between Tampa, Orlando and Miami, prospects the state of Florida can collectively create a national championship contender", stated Schuman. "The Tampa combine has consistently been one of the best we have to offer and we are yet to see a drop off in talent, even though the bar continues to get higher annually."

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.

All athletes will partake in pro-style combine testing, including the 40-yard dash, broad jump, bench press, vertical leap, and shuttle run along with position specific drills, 1 on 1’s and 3 on 3 competitions.

Athletes can sign up for the Tampa combine on www.nationalunderclassmen.com or call 1-888-NUC-MVP1 for more details.

Atlanta, GA NUC -Freshman Outstanding Performance List

ATLANTA GA 9TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Shaquille Wiggins Westlake HS, GA 9th CB #45	Shaq is on the attack once again; just this time, it's on the football field. Immensely talented at 5'7.5 136, Wiggins won the Overall MVP award. Wiggins had an 8'1 broad jump, ran a 4.34 shuttle (which is terrific for a frosh) and starred during 1 on 1's.
Mike Payne Dougherty HS, GA 9th QB #18	Payne brought exactly that to the defense during 1 on 1's en route to winning the QB MVP and Leadership award. The 5'11 181 lb Payne had a 27 inch vertical, ran a 4.66 shuttle, had great arm strength, good accuracy, impressive technique and was a vocal leader throughout the event. Payne provides everything a coach looks for from his QB.
Spencer McManes Blessed Trinity HS, GA 9th QB #16	Blessed Trinity HS is exactly that, as this 6'1.5 188 co-QB MVP award winner is a star in the making. McManes has a strong arm, good accuracy, is consistently making the right choices with the football and has good feet.
Jordan Howard Shades Valley HS, AL 9th RB #36	Howard, 5'11.5 195, won the RB MVP. Howard ran a4.49 shuttle had good hands, played aggressively and ran nice routes.
Dominique Threatt Tri-Cities HS, GA 9th OL #96	Threatt eliminates exactly that for his QB each and every time he lines up. The 6'1 288 lb Threatt took home the OL MVP after  neutralizing the d-linemen during 1 on 1's, displaying terrific power and great feet.
Lance Austin Lamar County MS, GA 8th CB #29	Austin, 5'6.5 143, won the 8th grade MVP. Austin had an 8'1 broad jump and performed at a high level during 1 on 1's giving it his all every time he lined up against the WR's.
Otis Washington Luevlla MS, GA 8th RB #23	Washington, 5'7 145, was crowned Combine King and the Fastest Man award winner. Washington had a 32.5 inch vertical, 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.54 shuttle and 4.64 40. This kid is pure excitement!
Trenton Hill Uniion Grove HS, GA 9th LB #36	Hill took home the LB MVP after a strong performance. At 5'7 174, Hill had good lateral movement, moved downhill well, was a good listener and understands the key points of football.
Jordan Dunham Eastside HS, GA 9th OL #95	Dunham, a gargantuan 5'11 303 lb o-lineman, won the Strongest Man award. Dunham almost literally tossed up 155 lbs 27 times and has the kind of strength to protect his QB consistently.
Taurean Ferguson Jonesboro HS, GA 9th WR #9	Ferguson, 5'6.5 154, took home the WR MVP. Ferguson had an 8'4 broad jump, ran a 4.30 shuttle and was a superstar during the 1 on 1's. Ferguson ran terrific routes, catches the ball well and is exceptional at creating separation between himself and the DB.

Atlanta, GA NUC - Sophomore Outstanding Performance List

ATLANTA GA 10TH grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Carnell Boyd Westlake HS, GA 10th WR #84	Boyd, 5'10.5 171, won the Leadership award. Boyd hustled as if there were no tomorrow and was vocal throughout the event, keeping this extremely talented group of athletes pumped up. Boyd also had a 9'3 broad jump, ran a 4.59 shuttle and 4.62 40. A leader and a good athlete indeed.
Jadarius West Charles Drew HS, GA 10th CB #57	West, 5'8.5 170, was the Fastest Man award winner. The fleet footed west ran a 4.44 shuttle, 4.49 40 and had a 9'0 broad jump. West's quickness spells trouble for WR's.
Brandon McCoy Villa Rica HS, GA 10th LB #60	McCoy, a 5'8.5 206 lb powerhouse, took home the Strongest Man award. McCoy bench pressed 155 lbs an impressive 44 times, had a 32.5 inch vertical and a 9'3 broad jump. In being both strong and athletic, McCoy has a lot to offer.
Jonah Guinn Walnut Grove HS, GA 10th QB #19	Guinn won the QB MVP. Technically sound at 5'11 172, Guinn had an 8'3 broad jump, bench pressed 155 lbs 23 times, had good feet, terrific awareness and made a number of impressive passes. Guinn looks to be the real deal.
Joe Louis Harris Lithonia HS, GA 10th OL #84	70 years after the great heavyweight bearing his name was on top of boxing, Joe Louis Harris, a giant in his own right, took home the OL MVP at the combine. A monstrous 6'3 327, Louis-Harris dominated 1 on 1's, using his good feet and power to silence the DL during 1 on 1's.
Jarontay Jones Stephenson HS, GA 10th Dl #101	Jones, 6'1.5 208, nabbed the DL MVP. Jones had an 8'4 broad jump, bench pressed 185 lbs 17 times, was great at getting off the ball, terrific athleticism and was very coachable.
Rodney Garvin Creekside HS, GA 10th LB #15	Garvin, 5'9 185, took home the LB MVP following a terrific all around performance. The gifted Garvin had an 8'10 broad jump, ran a 4.54 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 25 times, had good speed, a great understanding of the game and exceptional agility. Garvin is the total package.
Charles Purnell Westlake HS, GA 10th RB #62	Purnell, 5'8 170, won the RB MVP. Garvin ran a 4.59 shuttle, great quickness, nimble feet, good moves and great hands. Purnell looks to be a Ray Rice type back.
Samson Baldwin JL Mann Academy, SC 10th WR #67	Baldwin came up with the WR MVP after a highly impressive performance. Baldwin had a 30.5 inch vertical, 9'4 broad jump, ran a 4.40 shuttle, made a number of great catches and displayed exceptional route running ability. This 5'9 164 lb sensation has a bright future.
Geno Smith St. Pius X HS, GA 10th CB #16	Smith, 5'11 160, took home the DB MVP. Smith had a 30 inch vertical, 9'2 broad jump, ran a 4.44 shuttle, 4.60 40, had great hips, good feet and the leaping ability to scare away QB's from throwing the ball in his direction.
Jordan Jenkins Harris County HS, GA 10th DL #69	The man, the myth the legend; Jordan Jenkins. Ridiculously talented at 6'2.5 228, Jenkins won the Overall MVP and Combine King awards. Jenkins had a 33 inch vertical, 9'5 broad jump, ran a 4.41 shuttle, 4.67 40 and was a man amongst boys during 1 on 1's. Jenkins was extremely athletic, quick off the ball, explosive and had a great understanding of the game. Jenkins will be a D-1 star in a few years. Mark my word.

LARGEST NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COMBINE CAMP ANNOUNCES EXPANSION, AND 2010 COMBINE SCHEDULE

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LARGEST NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COMBINE CAMP ANNOUNCES EXPANSION, AND 2010 COMBINE SCHEDULE

 Schuman’s National Underclassmen Combine Camps (NUC) Announces over 60 Football combine & Football Camps for 2009

NEW YORK: December 29th, 2010:  Dave Schuman, founder of the Schuman’s National Underclassmen Combines, the largest, high school football combine and recruitment showcase in the country, today announced its expansion into new cities and more national locations for combine camps.  The football combines will run from February 6^th through June 5^th with stops in every major city in the USA including hot spots such as  New York City, Miami, Los Angeles, Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, Chicago, San Diego, Nashville, Atlanta, and Orlando .  Featuring the top high school football talent from around the country, attendees will be evaluated by scouting service Rivals.com and their results provided to college scouts and recruiters including every college in the USA from D-1a BCS to DIII.

With 180 National Football Combines in 2010, 15 Ultimate 100 camps, and 1 Top Prospect Camp and a list of unparalleled partners and sponsors, and unprecedented 418% growth since its inception, NUC is the ultimate in High School Athletics recruitment showcase.  Over the past 5 years the NUC has put over 2000 athletes with scholarship offers and thousands of others go on to play college football ball.  The company is excited to expand its football brand looks forward to continued success in helping to develop the nations Football talent, and take their skills to the college level. With our extensive website www.nationalunderclassmen.com athletes can find out information and register for events.

 "At the NUC our goal has been to help high school athletes - in particular Freshman and Sophomores,but we have expanded to Juniors and 8^th graders to help them gain early exposure to colleges to showcase their skills,” stated NUC founder Dave Schuman.  “20% of our athletes have gone on to receive scholarships and over 70% have gone on to play college football.  As demand for our services has increased over the past five years we have recognized the need to expand our showcases to include more cities and more athletes, and more grade levels.  Our goal is to provide opportunity for athletes to gain early recruiting exposure in every town in the USA. We want to be the company that every college looks to find players, whether they are from New Mexico, New York City, Portland Oregon or Miami Florida. We’re excited to see what the future holds for our athletes and our partners.”

The combine camp will be run by David Schuman and his staff and will also include HS coaches that will help to time and help the athletes do their best in the combine. Schuman's has trained, coached and worked with over 85,000 athletes nationwide and is widely recognized as the authority on speed, football, and athletic development.

About National Underclassmen Combines                                             

The National Underclassmen Showcase for Football was founded by the originators of the National Underclassmen Football Combines. Over the past five years, the NUC has led more than 2000 athletes to division 1, 1aa, and DII scholarships scholarship offers while thousands more have gone on to play college ball. We took the principle of the football showcase  with the sole aim to get the athletes recruited for college. All events are video taped and the results will be sent to every college in the USA. To get a great idea what we have done in the past just go to www.nationalunderclassmen.com. We are proud to expand our program to over 60 cities and over 180 events throughout the USA. 

What about diamonds in the rough, what about athletes who play for small schools, what about elite athletes looking to be seen as early as possible? Schuman’s provides a forum, a showcase for those athletes to expose their talents & it is our job to get that information out to colleges & scouts nationwide.  Visit www.nationalunderclassmen.com to find our more information.

Steven Clark - Special Teams Ultimate 100 National Underclassmen Combines

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

for more information on special teams combines go to http://www.nucspecialteams.com