Here's a selection of best of Under Armour Rivals Camp Series content from Houston. These camps have been a huge success so far and will be in Birmingham and Atlanta in a couple weeks.
RCS RB-TE vs. LB in Houston
Players:
Samaje Perine
Jacory Washington
Hoza Scott
Anthony Jones
RCS WR vs. DB in Houston
Players:
Jalen Campbell
Speedy Noil
Armanti Foreman
Jermaine Roberts
Deionte Thompson
RCS OL vs. DL in Houston
Players:
Garrett Brumfield
Davon Godchaux
Trey Lealaimatfao
Garrett McDowell
Courtney Garnett
Gerald Willis
From the Nike camp in Orlando:
2014 Fort Pierce (Fla.) DE Sharieff Rhaheed-Muhammad discusses Tennessee
and the Vols recent recruiting successes as well as his thoughts on Ole
Miss and LSU:
Miscellaneous
Dallas Skyline offensive lineman Ty Barrett says a visit to Ole Miss in April is likely. Barrett is a teammate and good friend of Devante Kincade.
Jamal Adams is wide open, but Ole Miss is one of the schools rising on his mind.
Gyasi Akem has several schools, including Ole Miss, he feels good about
New Orleans safety Anthony Milton has Ole Miss in his top group
Garrald McDowell talks about Houston Rivals Camp Series. Ole Miss is mentioned. Ole Miss is at the top with Alabama.
Here's the sizzle reel from the the first camp out west. Gives you an idea of what's going on during these things.
QUICK SPRING NOTES
Q. Mireles played slot on Wednesday and looked good doing it. Korvic Neat has a toe injury that will take a little time, so it was somewhat necessary, but Mireles looks good there.
There's a lot of promise with the newcomers. Team drills aren't the best spot to see that because their heads are spinning and it's too assignment oriented, but one-on-ones have been pleasant sights for the new players. Christian Morgan really flashed nice hands and physicality yesterday in pass drills. He doesn't look out of place.
Mark Dodson has had some nice runs. Obviously the pass protection and other parts aren't there, but when you give him the ball he can do things with it.
Freeze had a lot of praise for Woodrow Hamilton yesterday as one of the more improved players. That's big as the defensive line needs all the depth possible. It could be a big-time improvement year for Hamilton. Freeze also singled out Carlos Thompson and said the redshirt year was a great thing for him.
I saw the talk on the board about Austin Douglas. He's a great guy to have as a walk-on, and he's probably pushing Ben Still for the back-up center job. I think Evan is safely out front, but quality depth can't be disregarded. Stuff happens.
Freeze still wasn't thrilled with the quarterbacks on Wednesday but gave the defense credit for some of the situation. It's way too early to make it a big deal, especially with the starter not even taking reps.
RCS RB-TE vs. LB in Houston
Players:
Samaje Perine
Jacory Washington
Hoza Scott
Anthony Jones
RCS WR vs. DB in Houston
Players:
Jalen Campbell
Speedy Noil
Armanti Foreman
Jermaine Roberts
Deionte Thompson
RCS OL vs. DL in Houston
Players:
Garrett Brumfield
Davon Godchaux
Trey Lealaimatfao
Garrett McDowell
Courtney Garnett
Gerald Willis
From the Nike camp in Orlando:
2014 Fort Pierce (Fla.) DE Sharieff Rhaheed-Muhammad discusses Tennessee
and the Vols recent recruiting successes as well as his thoughts on Ole
Miss and LSU:
Miscellaneous
Dallas Skyline offensive lineman Ty Barrett says a visit to Ole Miss in April is likely. Barrett is a teammate and good friend of Devante Kincade.
Jamal Adams is wide open, but Ole Miss is one of the schools rising on his mind.
Gyasi Akem has several schools, including Ole Miss, he feels good about
New Orleans safety Anthony Milton has Ole Miss in his top group
Garrald McDowell talks about Houston Rivals Camp Series. Ole Miss is mentioned. Ole Miss is at the top with Alabama.
Here's the sizzle reel from the the first camp out west. Gives you an idea of what's going on during these things.
QUICK SPRING NOTES
Q. Mireles played slot on Wednesday and looked good doing it. Korvic Neat has a toe injury that will take a little time, so it was somewhat necessary, but Mireles looks good there.
There's a lot of promise with the newcomers. Team drills aren't the best spot to see that because their heads are spinning and it's too assignment oriented, but one-on-ones have been pleasant sights for the new players. Christian Morgan really flashed nice hands and physicality yesterday in pass drills. He doesn't look out of place.
Mark Dodson has had some nice runs. Obviously the pass protection and other parts aren't there, but when you give him the ball he can do things with it.
Freeze had a lot of praise for Woodrow Hamilton yesterday as one of the more improved players. That's big as the defensive line needs all the depth possible. It could be a big-time improvement year for Hamilton. Freeze also singled out Carlos Thompson and said the redshirt year was a great thing for him.
I saw the talk on the board about Austin Douglas. He's a great guy to have as a walk-on, and he's probably pushing Ben Still for the back-up center job. I think Evan is safely out front, but quality depth can't be disregarded. Stuff happens.
Freeze still wasn't thrilled with the quarterbacks on Wednesday but gave the defense credit for some of the situation. It's way too early to make it a big deal, especially with the starter not even taking reps.
