I attended my first college camp today with the University of Delaware (about 275 players). I really liked how it was ran. There were more drills, more 1v1 reps, 2 attempts on broad jump, 5-10-5, and 40! UA runs a very good and organized camp, but it is so quick… any thoughts on college camps vs UA, FBU, Rivals, etc? Next summer I am going to hit some other local college camps!

I have heard coach say i really want most kids to play just defense or offense. What is everyone thoughts?

One of the fastest ways to lose focus is watching another player get attention and assuming you’re behind. They got an offer, a cool edit, invited on a visit or they got a ranking. And now you’re questioning everything. But recruiting isn’t fair, equal, or on the same timeline for everybody. Some players get seen early, while some develop late. Some are at bigger schools. Some have better connections. Some have more film. Some just happened to be in the right place at the right time. That doesn’t mean your journey is over. It means your job is to keep building. Control the controllables! Your effort, your attitude, your work ethic, your grades, your film, your communication. You aren’t on anybody else’s timeline, this is yours. The worst thing you can do is spend so much time watching someone else’s recruiting story that you stop writing your own.

I am at the smallest school in our area. In Maryland we are 1A and of the 1A teams we are pretty much the smallest just over 600 students total. How will that affect recruiting? I like my school and want to play with my friends I've played with for years.

Question for you @Logan Schneider : you said you attended the under armour middle school camp Saturday. On a scale of 1-10, how do you think you performed and why? What was the biggest thing you learned at the camp that can help your game moving forward? If you could get feedback from one coach at the camp, what would be the #1 thing you’d want to know about your performance?