There may be an Under Armour Combine coming to a place near you. If you are a 2011, 2012 or 2013 football player looking to get a shot at a major college football scholarship, then attending one of these camps could increase your chances. Gather amongst some of the top athletes in your area and compete. If nothing else, it gives you a chance to see where you stack up against other players and what you may need to work on. Check out the dates below and for more information on registering for one of the combines, visit the Under Armour Combines website: http://combines.underarmour.com/

Feb 21	Football | Feb 19 – Feb 21 | Davie, FL
	Dolphin’s Training Facility
Feb 28	Football | Feb 26 – Feb 28 | Bradenton, FL
	IMG Academies
Mar 7	Football | Mar 5 – Mar 7 | Glendale, AZ
	U of Phoenix Stadium Practice Field
Mar 14	Football | Mar 12 – Mar 14 | San Diego, CA
	Del Norte High School
Mar 21	Football | Mar 19 – Mar 21 | Santa Monica, CA
	Santa Monica College
Apr 4	Football | Apr 2 – Apr 4 | Bedford, TX
	Pennington Field
Apr 18	Football | Apr 16 – Apr 18 | Charlotte, NC
	Panthers Practice Facility
Apr 25	Football | Apr 23 – Apr 25 | Atlanta, GA
	Georgia Dome
May 23	Football | May 21 – May 23 | Metairie, LA
	Saints Practice Facility
Jun 6	Football | Jun 4 – Jun 6 | Lake Barrington, IL
	Lake Barrington Field House
Jun 13	Football | Jun 11 – Jun 13 | Denver, CO
	Foothills Indoor Sports Complex

High School Football under armour combine 2010

As was reported on this site and everywhere else last week,  USC accepted a commitment from a 13 year old quarterback named David Sills from Delaware.  Well,  if you are into that kind of thing then USC and some others may have wanted to look at this prospect.  Chandler Kincade is 14 years old,  in 8th grade and has a bright future as a QB.  Standing 6’4″ and 195 lbs.  Kincade is a specimen and unlike most 14 year olds that size,  Kincade has control of his limbs.  The 14 year old displays great command, poise and control.  He looks like a polished quarterback and as good a prospect or even better than Sills.  Seeing is believing so watch Chandler Kincade’s highlight video,  click here.

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There are athletes and there are specimen. JaJuan Story is both. At 6’4″ 185 lbs and running a 4.3 forty, Story will be the story in the 2010 season and in the 2011 recruiting class. Story’s numbers are what college coaches die for. Not only that, Story takes those numbers and all of his athleticism and puts it to use. Story averaged 32 yards per catch in 2009 and also rushed for over 250 yards and 9 yards per carry. He’s just a big play waiting to happen. This came on a team that was loaded with other talent. Included in Story’s exploits was a 91 yard receiving touchdown. The potential just oozes off the screen when you watch Story’s film. Watch JaJuan Story’s highlight video, click here.

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2009 Was Gridironstuds.com’s first year in existence and what a year it was.  Over 700 video submissions were made on our site.   Submissions were made from Florida all the way out to Hawaii and there were even international highlight video submissions as several Canadian high school football players found Gridironstuds.com.  2009 also saw a little known linebacker named Jeff Luc become a national sensation after posting his video on Gridironstuds.com.  With zero offers on the table when his brother Alex Luc posted his now famous highlight video,  Luc was launched to the #1 player at his position and acquired offers from colleges coast to coast.  Gridironstuds.com also played an instrumental part in making outstanding Ohio safety Latwan Anderson a recruiting sensation.   Gridironstuds.com covered a lot of ground and did a lot to get high school football players recruited and that’s what we set out to do.

I wanted to share with you just a couple of the emails that I have been getting from some of our Gridironstuds.com members.  If you are a high school football player and want to play college football.  Gridironstuds.com is where you need to be:

FROM the Mailbag:

Things have moved well as a result of your help with Patrone. I will be sending you a full report soon as well as a formal letter of thanks for your records

Patrone Wood
Ygnacio Valley, CA

Thanks for the gridiron exposure.

I signed a letter of intent to continue my education and football at Jacksonville University in Jacksonville, Florida.
Gridiron is the greatest.  I am now on a mission to take my game to another level.   ‘Stay tuned”

Trevius Folston
Melbourne, FL

Gridiron Studs, pleased to inform you that Robbie Zauck-LB/DE from Ocean City (NJ) has verbally committed to the University of New Hampshire.  Without your site my son would not have the opportunity he was given from all the colleges he was recruited from.  Thank you so much for your wonderful site.

Robert Zauck
Seaville, N.J.

Hey Mr Wilson loving the sight  you’re really doing a great job with it!

Myron Fleming
Florida

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There’s some violence going down and James Ross has something to do with it.  From the first clip on his video,  Ross keeps your eyes frozen to the computer monitor.  The first guy lost his cap and the violence continued.  Ross will thump you and it becomes clear as you view the footage that he enjoys playing football.  Ross sits up in the box waiting for the collision and hoping that they run the ball to his hole.  He’s what high school linebackers are supposed to be and he’s out to make the other team wish they hadn’t crossed his path.  If you like defense then you will be entertained by Mr. Ross exploits on the field.  With many Big-10 teams on his trail,  he has the potential to become a national recruit as we enter the 2010 season.  View James Ross’ film,  click here.

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Video of the Day james ross

The Man has obviously read books by Madonna and Dennis Rodman. On National Signing Day when colleges in the Top 5 to 10 usually get the brunt of the attention, new USC head coach Lane Kiffin made sure that USC got more than their fair share of publicity when he accepted a commitment from another 13 year old football player.

David Sills from Delaware, who has been described as a quarterback prodigy by Steve Clarkson, spoke with Kiffin on National Signing Day and pledged to the Trojans (his dream school) for the year 2015 (Isn’t that the year Buck Rogers is supposed to return to Earth?). Undoubtedly, this move has brought some attention and I am only aiding and abetting by posting a story here but you gotta love Kiffin. He’s in the right town, real close to Hollywood, where grabbing headlines is the foremost industry.

As rare as this whole situation may seem, believe it or not, it’s not the first time that Kiffin has had a 13 year old commit to him. Back in June of 2009, Kiffin secured a commitment from 13 year old Evan Berry from Georgia. Berry is the younger brother of NFL prospect and Tennessee Volunteer Eric Berry. I wrote a story on it then “Oh Yes, it’s True, Tennessee Football Secures Commitment from 13 Year Old“. It seems that wherever he goes, 13 year old football players love Lane Kiffin and Kiffin can’t ignore the spotlight. I’m not hatin but I’m just sayin.

There’s a lot of hurdles that lay ahead for both Evan Berry and David Sills on their journey to National Signing Day in the year 2015. There’s the impending crush on Miley Cyrus, the girlfriends at school, the competition on the football field, injury, global warming, etc. However, when 2015 finally does arrive Sills and Berry can rest easy that they have a place secured while their classmates frantically run around trying to secure their futures. I for one can’t wait to roll up my wheelchair, pop in my dentures and watch them doing their thing.

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Here’s A List of the Class of 2010 Gridironstuds.com Members who signed Letters of Intent

	GRIDIRONSTUDS.COM SIGNEES
	QBs
1	Jake Heaps – BYU
2	Phillip Sims – Alabama
3	Connor Wood – Texas
4	Jesse Scroggins – USC
5	Brandon Doughty – Western Kentucky
6	Devin Gardner – Michigan
7	Dallas Lloyd – Stanford
8	Ricardo Young – Virginia Tech
9	Mark Leal – Virginia Tech
10	Marshyl Rothman – Cornell
11	Munchie Legaux – Cincinnati
12	Trevius Folston – Jacksonville
13	Greg Watson – Fresno St.
14	Chris O’Leary – Indiana St.
15	Joe Boisture – Michigan St.
16	Joe Brennan – Wisconsin
17	Jermaine Kelson – Marshall
18	Jeremy Johnson – West Virginia
19	Leron Thomas – Hampton
20	Trey Demler – North Dakota
21	Jacob Russell – Eastern Kentucky
	RBs
22	James Potts – Buffalo
23	Lache Seastrunk – Oregon
24	Deontae Cooper – Washington
25	Eduardo Clements – Miami
26	Giovanni Bernard – North Carolina
27	James White – Wisconsin
28	Corvin Lamb – Louisville
29	Tevin Drake – Western Michigan
30	Brady Earnhardt – Army
31	Taylor James – Princeton
32	Ethan Grant – TCU
33	Shontrelle Johnson – Iowa St.
34	Antwan Chisholm – Marshall
35	Jakhari Gore – LSU
36	Corey Grant – Alabama
37	Lucky Radley – Utah
38	Anthony Brown – USC
39	Darion Hall – Miami
40	Jeremy Davis – Miami
41	Ramon Abreu – Arizona St.
	WRs
42	Kyle Prater – USC
43	Chris Dunkley – Florida
44	Kadron Boone – LSU
45	Michaele Harris – Louisville
46	De’Joshua Johnson – Florida St.
47	Adrian Coxson – Florida
48	O.J. Ross – Purdue
49	Ace Sanders – South Carolina
50	Allen Hurns – Miami
51	Darius Millines – Illinois
52	Shawn Corker – Texas Tech
53	Cortney Lester – Buffalo
54	Quadrias Mireles – Mississippi
55	Fred Pickett – Marshall
56	Kevin Smith – Washington
57	Greg Dent – Florida St.
58	Kenny Shaw – Florida St.
59	Tyrone Williams – Ohio St.
60	Chris Boyd – Vanderbilt
61	James Louis – Ohio St.
62	Arione Scott – Towson St.
63	Jonathan Taylor – Central Michigan
64	Trevor Niemann – Dartmouth
65	Salath Williams – Pittsburgh
66	Clayton Cooper – Air Force
67	Jordan Evans – Brown
	OL
68	Parker Mack – Princeton
69	Cody Gibson – South Carolina
70	Chris Acosta – Louisville
71	Perry Meiklejohn – UCF
72	Sean Marben – Navy
	TE
73	Braddie Ellison -
74	Brice Hawkes – Syracuse
75	Marcus Howard – San Jose St.
76	Alex Welch – Notre Dame
77	Harrison Jones – Alabama
	DL
78	David Perry – Miami
79	Joe Grap – Frostburg University
80	Robbie Zauck – New Hampshire
81	Nordly Capi – Colorado St.
82	Josh Shirley – UCLA
83	Carter Street – Louisiana Tech
84	Holmes Onwukaife – Florida St.
85	Deon Rogers – Louisville
86	Jackson Richards – Texas Tech
87	Corey Lemonier – Auburn
88	Johnathan Hankins – Ohio St.
89	Lynden Trail – Florida
90	Max Beaulieu – Syracuse
	LB
91	Jeff Luc – Florida St.
92	Ed Foley – Jacksonville
93	Quintin Tucker -
94	Desmond Bozeman – Western Michigan
95	Justin Birkenholz – Central Connecticut
96	Zach Greenwald – Sacred Heart
97	Ellis Glaw – Dartmouth
98	Doug Rigg – West Virginia
99	Victor Burnett – Washington
100	Anthony Beard – SMU
	DB
101	Vladimir Rock – Mercy Hurst
102	Khambrel McGee – FIU
103	Tony Grimes – Ole Miss
104	Joe Johnson – Marshall
105	Cody Riggs – Florida
106	Johnnie Simon – Western Michigan
107	Dwellie Striggles – Buffalo
108	Matt Elam – Florida
109	Joshua Shaw – Florida
110	Lorenzo Waters – Rutgers
111	Corey Ford – Towson
112	Cullen Christian – Michigan
113	Spencer Boyd – Notre Dame
114	Dion Bailey – USC
115	Shaquille Richardson – UCLA
116	Johnathan Dowling – Florida
117	Jaylen Watkins – Florida
118	Adrian White – Texas
119	Earnest Thomas – Illinois
120	Chris Badger – Notre Dame
121	Lo Wood – Notre Dame
122	Jonathon Mincy – Auburn
123	Dyshawn Davis – Syracuse
124	Demarcus Milliner – Alabama
125	Daniel Jones – Northwestern
126	Gareef Glashen – Rutgers
127	Darius Robinson – Clemson
128	Terrence Mitchell – South Florida
129	Reynaldo Kirton – Harvard
130	Brian Jones – Ball St.
131	Antoine Tharp – U. Mass.
132	Lamarcus Joyner – FSU
133	Kyle Abberton – Yale

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High School Football

Darius Millines (ATH, American Heritage Delray H.S., FL) signs with Illinois

Cortney Lester (WR/DB, Everglades H.S., FL) signs with Buffalo

Reynaldo Kirton (DB, St. Thomas H.S., FL) signs with Harvard

Alec Ogletree signed with Georgia

Lucky Radley signs with Utah Utes

Ethan Grant signs with TCU

Seantrel Henderson to USC

Terrence Mitchell signs with South Florida

CB Dior Mathis inks with Oregon

Lache Seastrunk signs with Oregon

CJ Olinayan signs with Penn St.

Demar Dorsey signs with Michigan

William Gholston signs with Michigan St.

Jaylen Watkins to Florida

Michael Taylor to Florida

Trovon Reed signs with Auburn

Cody Riggs signs with Florida

Jesse Scroggins signs with USC

Adrian Coxson’s letter of intent now in for Florida

Aramide Olinayan inks with UCLA

Kenny Shaw inks with Florida St.

Ego Ferguson chooses LSU

Delvin Jones (Palmetto H.S., FL) inks with Ole Miss.

Keenan Allen to California

Jose Jose to USF

Johnathan McKnight, brother of Joe McKnight, snubs USC and lands at Arizona.

Gridironstuds.com member David Perry (University School, FL) signs with Miami

Latwan Anderson will not announce today and will wait to take a trip to USC before deciding between USC, Ohio St. and WVU.

Miramar H.S., FL wide receiver Ivan McCartney chooses West Virginia…

Miami inks Tavidis Glenn

Pahokee wide receiver Chris Dunkley signs with Florida

Marcus Lattimore chooses South Carolina

Da’Rick Rogers, a long time Georgia commitment, switches to Tennessee on signing day.

Corey Lemonier chooses Auburn

Joe Grap signs with Frostburg University

Miramar H.S., FL wide receiver Dante Chambers chooses West Virginia

Munchie Legaux QB (Louisana) chooses Cincinnati

Travis Bell (Glades Central H.S., FL) to West Virginia

Brandon Gainer (Central H.S., FL) signs with Kentucky

Markeith Ambles (Georgia) signs with USC

Christian Jones (Lake Howell H.S., FL) signs with Florida St.

Ralph Williams (Southridge H.S., FL) signs with Ole Miss.

Kadron Boone (Trinity Catholic H.S., FL) sings with LSU

Nickel Robey (Frostproof H.S., FL) signs with USC

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  Watch Mario Sanders and the word disruptive comes to mind.  Perhaps Sanders can be blocked but no one on his tape seemed to know how.  His physical make up and skill set has allowed him to dominate on the high school gridiron and it also makes him a strong candidate for future success at the next level.   Sanders slips blocks, blows up running backs and terrorizes quarterbacks.  Sanders also pursues from sideline to sideline and even sniffs out screen plays.  You can expect him to be a top prospect with interest already coming from Clemson, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Duke and Virginia amongst others.  View Mario Sanders’ highlight video click here.

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Look out there’s a train coming through!  Downington East High School sophomore running back Drew Harris conjures up thoughts of Adrian Peterson the minute you click on the video.  The Class of 2012 running back has an awesome combination of size and speed.  At 6’1″ 195,  Harris has the size to run over you.  With sub 11 second speed in the 100 and 4.48 speed in the forty,  Harris can run by you.   He does all of these things on film and should make a college football scouts mouth water.  Watch him gobble up yards of turf  like a lawn mower as he makes defenders look silly.  Definitely a top prospect to watch for the next two seasons.   Watch Drew Harris Jr.’s highlight video,  click here.

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