Rising Star Kyle Bolin tops Lexington freshman session!

Kyle Bolin of Lexington Catholic HS is a star on his way up. The 6'1 168 lb QB throws a terrific ball, has mechanics like an auto body shop, great footwork and a quick drop step. Not bad for a kid just one year into high school right? Bolin also has quick feet and competing against the sophomores, was a unanimous choice for QB MVP. His future is bright as ever.

Jacob Hyde (Grayson County) took home the Overall MVP and Strongest Man awards. A giant of a freshman at 6'1 304, Hyde tossed up 155 lbs 38 times, had terrific quickness for a player his size. If I were to tell you that freshman often were Hyde's size, I would be lying through my teeth.

Alton Yarbrough was all the way through at the combine, taking home the WR MVP and Fastest Man awards. The 5'11 158 lb Yarbrough had a 31 inch vertical, 8'11 broad jump, ran a 4.68 shuttle and stared during the individual period. From a pure athleticism standpoint, few freshman can match Yarbrough.

Christian "Real Deal" McNeal was simply in a league of his own during the 1 on 1's. The 6'0.5 246 lb standout had quick hands, massive strength and long arms, making the opposing linemen's' day a nightmare.

Matthew Pyke, the OL MVP, is 5'11.5 286 lbs in the 8th grade. Enough said! Potential wise, it's scary to think about what he can do with improved conditioning.

There must really be a special potion in Lexington's water system, as I have never seen freshman as big as those previously mentioned.

Hungry Juniors Leave it all on the field in Tampa!

Rising seniors are regularly subject to immense pressure. It's their last chance to win a championship. final possibility for an all sate selection; and most importantly, a closing opportunity to stamp their ticket as an incoming scholarship athlete at the next level. While the aforementioned pressures can take an athlete off his game while upping the anxiety, a gifted group of juniors displayed why their final football game is unlikely to come next year.

Devin Clarke was a superstar receiver who could seemingly do it all. The Sebring HS standout had a 31 inch vertical, 9'0 broad jump, ran great routes, displayed tremendous hands and had little trouble breaking off the DB's jams. Clarke was awarded the Overall MVP for his efforts and at 5'10 150, has a bright future.

Preston Ritchie (Charlotte) put the pressure on the offense during the individual period, creating many frustrations on the other side of the ball. A terrific athlete at 5'7 155, Ritchie had a 32 inch vertical, 10'2 broad jump, ran a 4.24 shuttle, 4.42 40 and was a shut down machine during 1 on 1's. He has terrific recovery speed, plays physically and hustled non stop. He is a bit undersized but with a good weight program, expect to see him in the future.

Joshua Tanner (Freedom) has terrific athleticism for a lineman and won the DL MVP. Tanner had terrific quickness out of the box (running a 4.59 shuttle and 4.61 40), jumped a 9'2 on the broad and had a 31.5 inch vertical. With speed and leaping ability, Tanner looks to be a tackle machine and can tip balls that many bigger type DL's can't.

Matthew Grubb (Sebring), a 5'10.5 182 lb QB threw a great ball and managed to complete a good percentage of his passes. Grubb, the QB MVP, looks to be a potential 250+ yard passing QB.

Michael Glover was a beast during 1 on 1's and was the WR MVP. The 5'10.5 153 lb Glover had little difficulty getting his gloves on the ball most of the time it was thrown in his direction. He had great feet, made a number of good catches and worked hard. Athletically he impressed as well with a 31.5 inch vertical and 8'8 broad jump.

Tyler Pierson (Countryside) has the tools to become a top linemen. At 6'4 281 lbs, there are few that match up with him equally. He has solid strength (bench pressing 185 lbs 20 times) and quickness for a big man, running a 4.97 shuttle. Pierson was a man amongst boys during the 1 on 1's and by possessing solid strength and quickness, is definitely the truth.

Tampa's fast rising athletes are yet another example of why Florida's football talent is at the top of the food chain.

Sophomores Shine in Tampa!

Tampa's Jefferson HS hosted a talented group of sophomores last Saturday afternoon. The 100 or so athletes that hit the field worked diligently and left an impression on the event staff. A few stars also shined brightly along the way.

North Florida Christian's Travis Blanks was the session's top athlete, taking home his own version of the triple crown with the Overall MVP, Fastest Man and Leadership awards. The 6'1 180 lb standout ran a 4.37 shuttle, 4.45 40, had a 31 inch vertical, 9'4 broad jump, bench pressed 155 lbs 18 times and did a great job in 1 on 1's. He is physical, smart and has terrific hands, making him a nearly complete player.

Austin Aikens (Tampa Catholic). Aikens, 5'11 164, had a 35.5 inch vertical, ran a 4.24 shuttle and worked hard during the 1 on 1's. QB's thrive on working with WR's like Aikens since he can grab the ball at its highest point.

Ben Knauf (Santa Fe Catholic) was in a league of his own amongst the running backs. Light on his feet at 5'10 160, Knaut ran a 4.41 shuttle, 4.57 40, had a 31 inch vertical, 9'1 broad jump, bench pressed 155 lbs 18 times and powered his way through the individual period.

Dallas Griffiths (North Florida Christian) was the second athlete from that school to win a customized triple crown, bringing home the Combine King,  LB MVP and Strongest Man awards. Griffiths bench pressed 155 lbs 32 times, ran a 4.45 shuttle, 4.48 40, had a 33 inch vertical, 9'5 broad jump and did a tremendous job covering the RB's during the individual period. Between the athletic combo of Blanks and Griffiths, North Florida Christian should be a title contender in one of America's best football states.

NUC - Lexington KY Junior Outstanding Performance List

LEXINGTON KY 11th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Cy Williams Allen County HS, KY 11th OL  #100	Williams, 6'3 285, won the OL MVP. A monster of the midway, Williams bench pressed 185 lbs 14 times, had good feet, impressive fundamentals and got better every time he stepped up to take on the DL's.
Justin Rivers Henry Clay HS, KY 11th DL #83	Offers will definitely be flowing in for Rivers. The DL MVP at 5'11 297,  Rivers bench pressed 185 lbs 16 times and was a beast during 1 on 1's. Rivers was strong, had a great drive, solid hands and was easy to coach.
Josh Freidel Elder HS, OH RB #16	Freidel, 5'11 192, won the RB MVP. Freidel had a 32 inch vertical, 9'10 broad jump, ran a 4.48 shuttle, bench pressed 185 lbs 24 times and did a great job during the individual period. Freidel had great hands, ran nice routes, accelerated well and had the attitude of a champion. What more can you ask for?
Trevan Brown Boone County HS, KY 11th TE #46	Brown, 6'3 260, won the TE MVP. Brown is very strong, has a good release, solid ball skills, uses his body well and is big for a TE.
Trevon Pendleton Portsmouth West HS, KY 11th LB #89	Pendleton, 5'10.5 227, was the LB MVP and Leadership award winner. Pendleton had a 33 inch vertical, had an 8'7 broad jump, ran a 4.37 shuttle, bench pressed 185 lbs 23 times and starred during 1 on 1's. Best yet, he has a tremendous attitude, remaining humble throughout the event. He is the kind of player coaches dream of.
Blake Green Henry Clay HS, KY 11th WR #2	Green, 5'10.5 157, grabbed the WR MVP. Green had a 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.34 shuttle, ran a 4.56 and was great during 1 on 1's. He ran terrific routes, good speed, solid hands and consistently created separation between himself and the DB .
Andrew Dini George Rogers Clark HS, KY 11th QB #70	Dini, 6'1 190, was the QB MVP. Dini had a 31.5 inch vertical, 8'7 broad jump, ran a 4.65 shuttle, was athletic with a strong arm, impressive drop step and threw a good ball.
Eonvte Dunn Glenville HS, OH 11th WR #13	The co-WR MVP at 5'4.5 145, Evonte got everything done that a top notch player is supposed to. Dunn had an 8'6 broad jump, ran a 4.30 shuttle, 4.57 40, was shifty, ran nice routes and had good hands during 1 on 1's.
Aaron Mullins Takes Creek HS, KY 11th DL #72	Mullins was awarded the Overall MVP. At 5'11 247, Mullins bench pressed 185 lbs 14 times, is a solid pass rusher with good hands, sneaky quickness and is eager to learn more. Any coach would love to have a player like Mullins on his team.
Joe McKenzie Campbellsville HS, KY 11th CB #6	McKenzie, 5'8 148, took home the DB MVP.  McKenzie was quick with good hips, impressive recovery speed and played physical when necessary.
Darius Skinner George Rogers Clark HS, KY 11th CB #5	Skinner, 5'7 168, was co-DB MVP. Skinner had a 30 inch vertical, 8'11 broad jump, was physical, has good hand eye coordination and quick feet.
Marlon Johnson Lafayette HS, KY 11th CB #1	This isn't the NBA nor the 1980's, but Johnson has magical quickness; no joke. At 5'7 161, Johnson won the fastest man after running a 4.48 40 and 4.43 shuttle. He also had a 33.5 inch vertical and 8'9 broad jump. A terrific athlete indeed.
Duran Workman George Washington HS, WV 11th S #68	Workman worked his tail off throughout the day en route to winning the Combine King. At 5'10.5 192, Workman had an 8'9 broad jump, ran a 4.14 shuttle, 4.57 40, bench pressed 185 lbs 30 times and hustled hard.
Tanner Gilbert Clay County HS, KY 11th LB #61	Gilbert, 6'1.5 235, was the Strongest Man. An athletic linebacker, Gilbert bench pressed 185 lbs 40, had a 30 inch vertical and 8'4 broad jump.
Donald Bays Spring Valley HS, WV 11th FB #14	Bays was the co-Strongest Man award winner. A 5'8 240 lb powerhouse, Bays bench pressed 185 lbs 40 times, ran a 4.69 40 and is definitely a monster blocker.

Dallas WR MVP Richard Brothers Interview!

Coach Schuman: What did you do to prepare for the National Underclassmen Combine? 
Richard Brothers: Well, my uncle told me that there was an upcoming camp. But, when he told me I was still in basketball. So, I told him I would stay after my basketball practices and lift weights and work on getting prepared. So from the day he told me to the day of the camp, I continued to life weights after practice and squats and stuff like that a little running. Thats how I prepared myself.

Coach Schuman:Have you been to the NUC before? How did you do? What were your expectations going into this years event?
Richard Brothers: Yes, I went to one in Tulsa and that was when I was and 8th grader and got M.V.P for W/R. So when I found out that I  was going back I prepared myself to go back and do the same thing. And that's what I did.


Coach Schuman:You were MVP! What are your goals now?
Richard Brothers: My goals now is to work much harder then before and put alot more effort into working out. I plan on getting bigger over the summer and to make my testing skills for both football and school A LOT better. I want to make it to college and someday to the PROS.

Coach Schuman:How did you hear about the National Underclassmen Combine and what was your favorite part about the event?
Richard Brotehrs: My uncle, he keeps me and my big brother Kentrell informed about these things so we're ready for them. My favorite part was 1 on 1 and the showcase when I got too run routes and using my size to advantage and I thought in my head " man I am ready for this, these D/B's aren't even ready I am taking M.V.P".

Coach Schuman:If you can choose 5 schools where you would be interested in playing what would they be?
Richard Brothers: OSU, OU, Texas Tech, Texas A&M, Kansas State. But, you cant look or count on one particular school you have to look at every school that offers you no matter if there d1 or d2 because you never know what could happen.

Coach Schuman:What do you like about high school football? What are your goals for your team and yourself?
Richard Brothers: The thing I like about high school football is just playing, nothing really specific. Its just when its time to play its time to give everything you got. Just gotta push myself. My goals for my team is to help them out the best I can. I look forward to playing varsity with my brother. My goals for myself is to push myself and get  bigger,.

Coach Schuman:Do you play other sports? Tell about your accomplishments?
Ricahrd Brothers: Yes, I play basketball. Well, I am a freshman and I worked hard to play for varsity and all my hard work paid off.

Coach Schuman:What is your favorite thing about football? what makes it a great sport to you?
Richard Brothers: Everything about it, it keeps you busy and it can get you places.

Coach Schuman:Tell me about your training regimen...How do you get better every day?
Richard Brothers: I have training equipment like the SPARQ parachute & sled and a couple of more good things my uncle and grandfather bought for me and my brother to use.

Coach Schuman:What are you looking for in college? Academically? football?
Richard Brothers: I am looking for a college that will help me get a degree in whatever field I choose. In football, I would like them to help me reach my fullest potential and maybe someday make it to the pros.

Zack Knickman Dallas Junior Award Winner Interview

Coach Schuman: What did you do to prepare for the National Underclassmen Combine?
Zack Knickman: With the combine coming up i knew I'd need to have good footwork and be able to catch the ball. I set many cone drills and compete with myself for hours at a time to better myself. For working on my hands i was out running routes an hour a day. I did alot of hard work in the gym as well.

Coach Schuman:Have you been to the NUC before? How did you do? What were your expectations going into this years event?
Zack Knickman: Yes. I was a freshman and I was a linebacker at 175 all around i had a great combine and made it too the ultimate 100 in Desoto Tx. My expectations were high for myself because I always try and push myself. I weighed in 190 as a RB did great on the shuttle, bench, vertical jump, and broad jump had an okay 40 but I know I can do better.

Coach Schuman: You were MVP! What are your goals now?
Zack Knickman: My goals for combines in the future is to better every event and work even harder during the one on ones.

Coach Schuman:How did you hear about the National Underclassmen Combine and what was your favorite part about the event?
Zack Knickman: I heard of it my freshman year from a good friend who was a year older than me, the combine is a great experience it's hard to say what my favorite part is but I'd have to say it's just being on that turf with all the other athlete's everyone giving there all on their testing, then on one on ones evan thogh we  all faught for the ball and wanted to be on top when the play ended we all remaine friends on that field.

Coach Schuman:If you can choose 5 schools where you would be interested in playing what would they be?
Zack Knickman: Oklahoma State, University of central Florida, Florida, TCU and university of New Mexico.

Coach Schuman:What do you like about high school football? What are your goals for your team and yourself?
Zack Knickman:  High School football is one of the biggest things in my life. I play running back and one of the best things is when I have the ball in my hands and every time I start running I don't stop my feet it feels so natural. My team goals are what every team wants its to work hard, train hard, practice hard and know it was all worth it when you're walking on the field for the State Championship.

Coach Schuman: Do you play other sports? Tell about your accomplishments?
Zack Knickman:  I participate in throwing in Shot put and discus in track as a junior I've been getting second or third place and I'm nationally ranked.

Coach Schuman:What is your favorite thing about football? what makes it a great sport to you?
Zack Knickman:  My favorite thing is the contact to be honest, the reason I think it's such a good sport is when you're on a team you learn so much about team work, effort, listening, you're not just focused on yourself because you have 30 or more guys that have the same dreams you do

Coach Schuman: Tell me about your training regimen...How do you get better every day?
Zack Knickman:  Star every day with a good breakfast. I'll go to the gym for 2 hours 6 days a week  each day working on a different group of body parts, I try to eat at least six meals a day because of the amount of running and working out I do. Stretch for an hour 4 days a week and then run with tires and cone drills 3 days a week then every Sunday go up to the track and run a mile

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

Zack Knickman:  Where ever I go to college whether is D3, D2, or D1 I have to play football it's just what I love to do but I want to really focus on academics because of how big it will affect my future.

Q&A With Dallas Junior LB MVP Kentrell Brothers!

Coach Schuman: What did you do to prepare for the National Underclassmen Combine?
Kentrell Brothers: Stayed after practice lifting weights sometimes and I also payed attention to my position coach during the combine when he taught us the proper way to take running backs out the backfield.

Coach Schuman:Have you been to the NUC before? How did you do? What were your expectations going into this years event?
KentrelL Brothers: Yes I went once before but that was for wide receiver. I am getting recruited to play linebacker so coming into this camp I knew it would be difficult. That's why I made sure to pay attention when our position coach was explaining what we were going to do.

Coach Schuman:You were MVP! What are your goals now?
Kentrell Brothers: To work on every single one of my weaknesses. My goal now is to becoming better and hope to win another one.

Coach Schuman:How did you hear about the National Underclassmen Combine and what was your favorite part about the event?
Kentrell Brothers:My uncle told me about the combine and my favorite part about it was getting to speak with all the athletes there. It was a really good experience.
 
Coach Schuman:What do you like about high school football? What are your goals for your team and yourself?
Kentrell Brothers: I like being around all of my friends. I like getting to be around the people I love the most. My goal is just to play the best that I can and to lead our team to a state championship.

Coach Schuman:Do you play other sports? Tell about your accomplishments?
Kentrell Brothers: I play basketball. I was the leading scorer on our team this past year.

Coach Schuman:What is your favorite thing about football? what makes it a great sport to you?
Kentrell Brothers: The contact. A sport where I can hit someone and not get in trouble for it :) LOL

Coach Schuman:Tell me about your training regimen...How do you get better every day?
Kentrell Brothers: Well starts off in the weight room. I try to go 100% all the time.

Coach Schuman:What are you looking for in college? Academically? football?
Kentrell Brothers: Academics. I want a good education. Everything else will follow

Juniors Put Together a session to remember in Dallas!

Ty Hook came into the combine looking to star and left the event as an athlete we will never forget. Mission accomplished and then some.

The Denton Ryan HS star stepped onto the field 5'11.5 217 and ended his day with people buzzing about his jaw dropping performance. Hook, the Combine King and Strongest Man award winner, had a 35.5 inch vertical, 10'0 broad jump, ran a 4.36 shuttle, 4.48 40 and bench pressed 185 lbs 32 times. He also had tremendous intensity during 1 on 1's, using his unprecedented athleticism to lock up the offense.

Simply put, there are top notch NFL players who can't produce the numbers Hook, a muscular linebacker, did. The sky is truly the limit for this kid, who put together one of if not the best stat cards in NUC history.

As good as Hook was, Sam Houston's Kameel Jackson ran the show from an offensive standpoint en route to taking home the Overall MVP. The 5'11.5 195 lb WR had a 31 inch vertical 9'9 broad jump, ran a 4.15 shuttle, 4.5 40 and was an absolute beast during 1 on 1's. Jackson, who is headed to The University of Oklahoma in fall 11'.  has good size, excellent speed, created space between himself and the DB's and had the hands of an NFL All-Pro receiver.

Jalen Parker (Duncanville) and James Driskell (McKinney Boyd) shared the WR MVP. Both are undersized (Parker 5'5, 134 and Driskill, 5'8.5 151) but had solid athleticism and pure position skill. Each had an 8'11.5 broad jump, ran shuttles in the 4.50 range and Driskell also darted across the field in 4.4 seconds in the 40 yard dash. With good hands and tightly ran routes, both have a bright future.

Zack Knickman (Lake Highlands) has good potential and the heart of a champion. The 5'6 190 lb running back won the Leadership Award after simply refusing to quit, even though he was competing against some of the best players around. Knickman also had a 33.5 inch vertical, 9'4 broad jump, ran a 4.49 shuttle and bench pressed 185 lbs 26 times. RB's aren't typically leaders like this so Knickman is definitely a special player.

Ross Hudson (Rockwell) rocked the show during 1 on 1's en route to taking home the QB MVP. The 5'11 194 lb Hudson had a great arm, good footwork and made decisions like a pro. He also had an 8'6 broad jump and quick feet, running a 4.37 shuttle. As good as the WR's and RB's were, the Ross Hudson's of the world make them that much better.

Props must also go out to big Jared Raiford (TE MVP from Round Rock HS),  Lance Williams (LB MVP from John Horn), Alfredo Morales (OL MVP Sam Houston), and Ronnie Green (RB MVP Cedar Hill). All were outstanding players who were an integral part of one of our top combines to date.

Fantastic Freshman Take Center Stage in Dallas!

An excellent group of Freshman stole the show at the Dallas combine last weekend, taking Duncanville HS by storm. Dallas, a talent rich city, has high expectations every time the combine rolls around, but a talented team of players proved that there was substance behind the hype.

Cordray Love (Duncanville HS) took home the Overall MVP award. A 5'7 152 lb cornerback, Love dominated during 1 on 1's, ran a 4.42 shuttle, 4.50 40, had a 30.5 inch vertical and 8'0 broad jump. His ability to completely shut out WR's is impressive.

After winning the Super Bowl in 2006 with the Pittsburgh Steelers, the bus came to a final stop, as Jerome "The Bus" Bettis announced his retirement from the game of football. Since the retirement of the great Bettis, football fans have been searching for the second coming. Enter Crowley HS' Daniel Gresham.

Gresham, a 5'9 220 lb powerhouse, won the RB MVP. Gresham bench pressed 135 lbs 29 times, an 8'4 broad jump, good speed for a player his size and unprecedented power for a halfback. There are few RB's at this level built like him and Gresham has excellent potential.

Taijuan Thomas (Ouachita Parish) is an athletic running back with a lot to offer a team. At 5'8 159, Thomas had a 31.5 inch vertical, 9'2 broad jump, ran a 4.48 shuttle, 4.55 40 and bench pressed 135 lbs 23 times.

Keenan Blair sent a number of passes airborne during the 1 on 1's. Blair, 5'10 155, had a strong arm, a terrific/quick release, ran a 4.36 40 and good fundamentals en route to winning the QB MVP.

Rider HS' Masley Pape may not have the size of your prototypical d-lineman, but he has the skills to pay the bills and the heart of a champion. The DL MVP at 5'9 171, Pape had a 30.5 inch vertical, 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.35 shuttle, bench pressed 135 lbs 26 times and created major match up for opposing linemen during 1 on 1's due to his quickness.

Rashaan Reason's (West Mesquite) speed is one of the reasons he would excel as a kickoff returner. The 5'7 155 lb Reason ran a 4.48 shuttle, 4.45 40 en route to taking home the fastest man. He changes directions well and is light on his feet, making him a major threat on the ground.

From top to bottom, the Dallas freshman session was worth the price of admission.

Dallas, TX - 10th grade Outstanding Performance List!

DALLAS TX 10th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Zack Sanchez Keller Central HS, TX 10th S #17	Sanchez took home the Overall MVP after a sensational performance. At 5'10 152, Sanchez had a 9'2 broad jump, ran a 4.36 shuttle, 4.47 40, had tremendous ball skills, good speed, broke well on the ball and played at a high intensity level.
Gerald Gafford Berkner HS, TX 10th RB #7	Gafford, 5'10.5 175, won the RB MVP. Gafford had a 30 inch vertical, 8'11 broad jump, ran a 4.63 shuttle, had a great hands, ran good routes and had nice quickness. Gafford is a true combo back.
Jeffrey Thomas Duncanville HS, TX 10th WR #18	Thomas was the WR MVP. Lanky at 6'2 172, had an 8'11 broad jump and tremendous all around skills during 1 on 1's. Thomas made picture perfect catches, had great size, catches the ball at its highest point and has terrific hands. He is definitely worth keeping an eye on.
Emilio Vera North Crowley HS, TX 10th WR #6	Vera, the co-WR MVP, had an 8'6 broad jump, ran a 4.61 shuttle, ran great routes, was smooth on the field and had good hands. The 5'9 154 lb Vera is good all around.
Alex Lyons Desoto HS, TX 10th LB #23	Lyons, 5'11.5 204, took home the LB MVP. Lyons had a 30.5 inch vertical, 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.60 shuttle, had amazing speed and a great attitude. Lyons is a winner!
Dalton Santos Van HS, TX 10th LB #73	Santos, 6'1 231, was the co-LB MVP. The big bodied Santos had an 8'3 broad jump, ran a 4.67 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 38 times, was physical, athletic and has good tools.
Jordan Burton Longview HS, TX 10th S #35	Burton, 6'0.5 177, was the DB MVP. A gifted leaper, Burton had a 32 inch vertical, 9'8 broad jump and did a nice job in 1 on 1's.
Deonte Lockett Cedar Hill HS, TX 10th CB #42	Lockett was awarded the co-DB MVP. At 5'8.5 167, Lockett had an 8'10 broad jump, ran a 4.59 shuttle, while playing physical and with great energy during 1 on 1's.
Eric Hawkins Longview HS, TX 10th WR #2	Hawkins, 5'11 167, was the Fastest Man award winner. Hawkins can fly like a hawk, with a 4.57 shuttle and NFL-like 4.34 40 to boot. Hawkins also had a 32 inch vertical, 9'5 broad jump and blew by the DB's during 1 on 1's.
Jerome Ronald Little Elm HS, TX 10th OL #99	A monster of the midway at 6'1.5 273, Ronald locked down the D en route to willing the OL MVP.
Jamaal Fears Duncanville HS, TX 10th DL #72	Fears must be feared after winning the DL MVP. The 6'0.5 267 lb sensation had surprising quickness, running a 4.68 shuttle, bench pressed 185 lbs 17 times , was fast off the ball, had good hands and gave it his all every time he stepped up during 1 on 1's.
Darrick Harger Charles Page HS, OK 10th QB #49	Harger brought home the QB MVP trophy following an impressive day on the football field. At 6'2.5 199, Harger ran a 4.52 shuttle, put his strong arm, quick release and tremendous potential on display during 1 on 1's. Harger has a good upside.
Courtlin Davis Desoto HS, TX 10th LB #31	Davis, 5'10 203, was the leadership award winner. Davis busted his tail throughout the event, had an 8'1 broad jump and has the ability to lead a team out of the huddle.
Carlos Harris Frisco HS, TX 10th WR #36	Harris, 5'6.5 152, was crowned Combine King. A true crowned jewel, Harris had a 32.5 inch vertical, 9'7.5 broad jump, ran a blazing 4.20 shuttle, 4.51 40 and bench pressed 155 lbs 21 times.
William Huguley Churchill HS, TX 10th QB #23	Huguley, 5'8 164, was the co-QB MVP. Huguley ran a 4.55 shuttle, makes educated decisions, has a strong arm and is a great leader on the football field.
Nikolas Padilla Little Elm HS, TX 10th DL #78	Padilla powered through the bench press en route to winning the Strongest Man award. A force at 5'11.5 247, Padilla tossed up 185 lbs 29 times and was a terrific athlete for a player his size, jumping an 8'8 on the broad, while running a 4.68 shuttle.

Dallas, TX - 9th grade Outstanding Performance List!

DALLAS TX 9th grade NUC Schuman’s Outstanding Performance List
Cordray Love Duncanville HS, TX 9th CB #95	Love, 5'7 152, won the Overall MVP. Love will get plenty of it from scouts, after impressing with his 30.5 inch vertical, 8'0 broad jump, 4.42 shuttle, 4.50 40 and terrific jamming ability during 1 on 1's.
Daniel Gresham Crowley HS, TX 9th RB #57	Gresham took home the RB MVP. A Jerome Bettis like 5'9 220, Gresham had an 8'4 broad jump, bench pressed 135 lbs 29 times, had great hands, good speed for his size, was a leader with a winning attitude and had good body control. The Bus is back!
Garrett York Crandall HS, TX 9th LB #27	York, 6'2 225, grabbed the LB MVP after taking the fire out of the offense during 1 on 1's. York had an 8'6 broad jump, had tremendous physical gifts, was strong and athletic. York is a beast!
Taylor Young Desoto HS, TX 9th LB #17	Young was the co-LB MVP. An enforcer on the football field at 5'7.5 195, Young had an 8'3 broad jump, bench pressed 135 lbs 21 times and had good quickness and athleticism during 1 on 1's.
Derrick Green Hermitage HS, VA 9th RB #60	The Leadership and Strongest Man award winner at 5'10 231, Green has winner written all over him. The hard working and motivated green bench pressed 135 lbs 34 times, ran a 4.32 shuttle, 4.64 40 had an 8'1 broad jump and did a nice job during 1 on 1's. A star is born!
Taijuan Thomas Quachita Parish HS, LA 9th RB #28	Taijuan "King" Thomas was crowned Combine King after brutalizing the stat sheets. At 5'8 159, Thomas had a 31.5 inch vertical, 9'2 broad jump, ran a 4.48 shuttle 4.55 40 and bench pressed 135 lbs 23 times. Thomas is a terrific athlete.
Richard Brothers Guthire HS, OK 9th WR #63	Oh Brother(s)! We have a prospect here. At 6'0 181, Brothers won the WR MVP. Brothers had exceptional hands, ran awesome routes and used his size to his advantage. Brothers also has potential to develop into a good TE if he continues to grow.
Devon Burnis Crandall HS, TX 9th OL #84	From an offensive lineman standpoint, Devon simply burned the competition. At 5'10 218, Burnis won the OL MVP following a domination during 1 on 1's. Burnis is one tough cookie, had good hands and was quite coachable.
Keenan Blair Duncanville HS, TX 9th QB #36	Keenan "Air" Blair won the QB MVP. At 5'10 155, Blair had an 8'3 broad jump, ran a 4.36 shuttle, had a very strong arm, a quick release and is always willing to learn more. Blair is a player and coach would love to take under his wing.
Masley Pape Rider HS, TX 9th DL #24	Undersized but supremely skilled, Pape won the DL MVP. The 5'9 171 lb prospect had a 30.5 inch vertical, 9'0 broad jump, ran a 4.35 shuttle, bench pressed 155 lbs 26 times and was quick off the ball during 1 on 1's. Pape may end up as an LB, but regardless of where he pays, he will be a problem for the offense.
Court Prescott Marcus HS, TX 9th S #25	Prescott, 5'9.5 165, won the DB MVP. Prescott had an 8'2 broad jump, ran a 4.62 shuttle, consistently smothered the WR's and had great football smarts.
Carson Profitt Killian HS, TX 8th QB #45	Profitt, 5'11 162, was the 8th Grade MVP. Profitt ran a 4.59 shuttle, has tremendous technique and a great upside.
Raashaan Reason West Mesquite HS, TX 9th RB #58	Raashaan is a menace to the defense on the football field. Reason? His speed! The Fastest Man award winner at 5'7 155, Reason ran a 4.48 shuttle, 4.45 40, had an 8'5 broad jump and worked hard during 1 on 1's.

Prospect Profile: Detchauz Wray East St. Louis HS

Detchauz Wray, East St. Louis HS, MO Class of 2010: From an athletic standpoint, Wray's abilities can take him a long way. Lanky and lean at 5'11 162, this standout can play a number of positions and is a valuable asset on the gridiron. Wray, a star at the 08' St. Louis combine, is headed to The University of New Mexico, turning down offers from six other D-1 programs.

Future Outlook: Wray's ability to play both QB and WR make him a serious threat. He    has good strength for a player his size and runs a 4.4 40. Where he plays in college      remains to be seen but before taking the field, he must add at least 15 pounds to his frame in order to withstand hits from D-1 players. Once he muscles up a bit, Wray will be a serious problem for everybody except the Lobos.