Sunday June 9th, Roughly 100 prospects will run the field at Larry Sanders Sports Complex for the BCP E7 Training Camp. They will be put to the test, coached hard and compete for a chance to get recognized by Big County Preps and other media outlets. The majority of the prospects wiLL show up at E7 with few to no college scholarship offers. They just want a chance for us to promote them to college coaches and learn new football techniques. One way to accomplish that goal, SHOW OUT ON 6.9.13. Here is a quick breakdown of a few prospects to watch out for.
THE BIG DOG
Devin Brockington, Zephyrhills ATH – Devin Brockington is a sleeper, but one of the better athletes in the area. No offers, but why is he a big dog? I loved his build, looks like he works in the weight room and takes his conditioning seriously. If you have ever seen him on film, you should have come away with a player who has good speed and can break tackles. On defense, he tackles well and plays run support very well. He is very shifty that had him ranked as one of our top players. His speed is evident and he will enter E7 with a point to prove.
THE SLEEPER
Marcus Smith, Dixie Hollins S – Described by his head coach as athletic, fearless, and a game changer. Argurably the best player on the Dixie roster with HUGE potential.
WATCH THIS PROSPECT
Malik Barrow, Tampa Catholic DL – The sky is the limit for this freshman. Potential through the roof and eager to learn as his coaches say. He has a great frame and aggressive at the point of attack. Developing pass rush moves with a strong lower body.
STOCK BOOSTER
John Hendricks, Newsome RB – This may be just what the doctor ordered for Hendricks. Played well in a successful misdirection offense geared around the QB last few seasons. But, John is a big back with lots of skills. E7 will test his footwork as a traditional running back.
TO PROVE
Trey Curry, Bloomingdale OL – He has played both JV and Varsity during his 9th grade year and Varsity 10th and 11th grade. Currently 6-3/245 lbs, just started developing upper body muscle and he is on target to reach 6-4 or 6-5 and around 260-270 lbs by the end of his senior year.