Camp Season Standouts: Class of ’22 Part II

Back with continued coverage of this summer camp season, as more players from the Class of 2022 have been turning heads while at these events. Some have raised their stocks heading into the ’21 season, and a few have picked up offers and gained serious interest from multiple programs. These are six more players that have stood out as this camp season rolls along. <strong>Carter Brian</strong> – Cair Paravel, 6’0”, 180, QB/ATH Brian will be a prospect to watch coming off a huge junior campaign. He has been building off his impressive season with strong showings while attending camps at Baylor, Kansas State, and William Jewell. While in Waco, Brian ran a 4.94 laser-timed 40, and jumped 30 inches in the vertical. Brain also showed off his versatility by taking reps at receiver at William Jewell. <em>Twitter: @carterbrian01</em> <strong>Darriene Gibbs</strong> – McPherson, 6’3”, 205, DL Gibbs could be a potential candidate for a spot in the upcoming Class of ’22 player rankings update. The senior to be posted solid numbers while competing at Bethel College recently. He ran a 5.17 in the 40, an impressive 4.2 in the 3-Cone Drill, and leaped 36 inches in the vertical. Gibbs is an athletic defensive end ready to cause disruption off the edge this season. <em>Twitter: @DarrieneG</em> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="159105" first="Ben" last="Holler"]</strong> – Shawnee Mission South, 6’0”, 295, OL Holler is another player that could make his way into the next update. Ben showed he could play multiple positions on the offensive line as a junior, and it looks as if he could line up in another spot this season. South recently took part in a team camp at Missouri Western, and Holler looked really good taking snaps at center. Recruiters need to have this lineman on their radar heading into the ’21 season. <em>Twitter: @BenHoller2</em> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="35550" first="Sam" last="Culp"]</strong> – Sedgwick, 6’6”, 220, DL/OL Hoffsommer is a notable player on Sedgwick’s roaster, but recruiters need to keep an eye on [player_tooltip player_id="35550" first="Sam" last="Culp"] as well. Culp is a rising prospect on both sides of the ball. He looks like he added a bit of size since last season, as he was able to hold his own in one-on-ones while recently attending a camp at Kansas State. Culp has had a good offseason heading into his senior year. <em>Twitter: @samculp_</em> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="35639" first="Max" last="Muehlberger"]</strong> – Blue Valley NW, 6’4”, 210, WR Muehlberger will be an exciting wide out to watch this fall. His playmaking was on full display while at Lindenwood University. Muehlberger displayed sharp route running, strong hands, and his ability to adjust his body to make difficult catches. He is currently the 6^th ranked receiver in our rankings, but he should see a higher spot after recently picking up an offer from North Carolina State University. <em>Twitter: @MaxMuehlberger</em> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="155077" first="Zach" last="Atkins"]</strong> – Blue Valley SW, 6’4”, 200, WR Atkins is another talented receiver coming out of the Blue Valley District. The senior wide out had a breakout year as a junior, and he is looking to top those numbers this season. He is on the right track after being named Offensive MVP of the Central Missouri camp. While at the camp, he was able to get separation and make tough catches over the top of defenders. He’ll be a big time target this fall. <em>Twitter: @zachatkins24</em>