The beauty of being a player evaluator is watching players grow.  Watching Artavis Scott develop from a talented freshman to a national prospect.  Watching Corey Martinez grow into one of the best linemen in the state.  Seeing Ish Witter move from a role player to the primary ball carrier.  Every prospect has their time to shine and make an impression on scouts who have a very influential opinion.

The MISSION STATEMENT has not changed. We still and will continue to create, develop, coordinate and promote a variety of opportunities to assist in providing maximum exposure for Tampa Bay Athletes. Why is this so important you may ask? Just as the large majority of college offers occur after a college recruiter sees players in action/in person, our evaluation process works in a similar manner.

At our Exposure Series Camps, it is our responsibility to place participants in drills that will allow us to observe their skill set for their position, create competitive one on one battles and increase intensity to observe how players react. Because we have hands on access to our area prospects, we can continue to promote behind the scenes, via the website and social media.

THE LIST BELOW
I am sure the first thing you did once you selected the link, was scroll down to the list below to see the names without knowing the reason for the list. Here we go! The list below is 78 players who have sparked our interest for one reason or another. BUT, they have no evaluation YET (Their opportunity is June 9th).

On my prospect list, the players listed below have “TBD” (To Be Determined) next to their names. Meaning, I have no evaluation at this point and college coaches receiving the prospect sheet, at the very least, have a name to ask about. But, no BCP evaluation which is in high demand in the off season.

We could have seen these kids in a showcase environment, film (but, question the competition), 7 on 7 tournament or some other football activity. There are a few ways to look at the list.
If a prospect is NOT listed:
A) He has been evaluated
B) We are not aware of the prospect at this point
C) He is not a college prospect in our opinion at this point

If a prospect is listed:
A) We have seen them in some kind of football activity
B) They have attended a BCP Exposure Series event before and did some good things

HOW TO INCREASE YOUR EVALUATION OR GET EVALUATED
Simple! You have to get involved in our Exposure Series. E7 Training Camp on June 9th is our last event. This is how we create match ups, organize strategic drills and get accurate measurements. Everything we need to make a credible evaluation for our college contacts to use as a resource.

Prospects listed below have a “To Be Determined” Evaluation.  Meaning, it is preferred that they get in front of us so we can see them compete against some of the best around and in an environment created by BCP.