Rewind: Claremore Team Camp May 26th and 27th

<em><strong>Get 25% off your subscription by entering Knight25 in the coupon code area. Enjoy!</strong></em> We would like to rewind to the Claremore Football Team Camp ( <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2022/05/claremore-day-1-team-camp/">Day 1</a> or Day 2 ) to take a look at a few standouts not previously mentioned.  This list of athletes mentioned below are standouts from the camp but also to keep an eye on for this upcoming season.  We will dive into this rewind with Verdigris, Claremore, and Rejoice Team camps held back at the end of May or the start of June. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id='744152' first='Seth' last='Davis']</strong> - 2025 RB/Safety - Miami Both days in team camp I watched Davis run the football for the Wardogs and I liked what I saw.  He has a nice wiggle to him for his size and runs the ball well.  He has a glide to him while hitting the hole and cutting back against the grain.  At 6'2" and 195 pounds, Davis is patient and when he sees the hole he hits it. On the defensive side of the ball, he made several plays in the run game but also in the passing game.  Davis has a good frame where he is only going to keep growing.  Currently, Davis plays 4 sports for the Wardogs which include; football, basketball, golf, and track.  Davis is in the class of 2025 which has been a fun class to keep up with. <strong>Luke Parish</strong> - 2023 QB - Edison Parish comes back for his senior year with the Eagles as a returning quarterback for his 3rd season.  This young man has progressed each season under quarterback coach Cory James.  Even in team camp, Parish looked better as he made quicker reads and got the ball out to his athletes out in open space.  In the pocket, Parish moves his feet well to avoid the rush and will step up in his throws with defenders in his face.  Parish has a good deep ball and connected with several wide receivers downfield for a big play. Parish is a 4 sport athlete that participates in basketball, football, golf, and track for the Eagles. <strong>Eli Rodgers</strong> 2024 WR - Claremore <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="322948" first="Braxton" last="Etheridge"], </strong>quarterback for the Zebras, has several playmakers for him on the offensive side of the ball and Rodgers is one of them.  In talking with Coach Hurt, Rodgers's name came up a few times in the discussion.  What I like about Rodgers is he finds a way to get open and helps his quarterback feel comfortable getting him the ball.  He uses his hands to catch the ball and finds green grass for Etheridge to get him the ball.  He runs good routes and can separate himself from the defenders just enough to make a play.  Rodgers is a good possession receiver who could make an impact for the Zebras for the 2022 season. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="268323" first="John" last="Washington"]</strong> - 2023 ATH - Lincoln Christian Lincoln Christian has a lot of playmakers on both sides of the football.  Another player the Bulldogs have is Washington for both sides of the ball.  Washington is a speedy wide receiver for the Bulldogs and is a threat in the vertical passing game.  They like to run him on jet sweeps out on the edge and Washington uses his vision to maneuver.  He does a great job in reading his lead block out on the edge and can put his foot in the ground or cut back against the grain.  Washington looks good out in space and uses his speed to his advantage. <strong>Edriece Anderson</strong> -  2023 WR - Tulsa Rogers Coming into this team camp for Tulsa Rogers, it was important to start looking for their guy at quarterback to replace Macuric Demry who graduated this past season.  There were a few quarterbacks they worked in but one guy that stayed consistent throughout camp was Edriece Anderson who played out at wide receiver.  This athlete is big, physical, and has a good frame playing outside receiver.  Anderson can play split out of even line up at H back in the Ropers offense.  Anderson has a nasty stiff arm that he displayed several times as defenders came close to come in to wrap him up.  Anderson made several plays on the offensive side of the ball and has strong hands ripping it away from the defenders.