2025 KY Stock Up Showcase: Camp MVPs

This past Sunday, our Prep Redzone Stock Up Showcase tour made a stop in Elizabethtown, KY. It was a great camp with a ton of talent on display from the class of 2025-28. However, some players did stand out above the rest as the coaches selected one player from each position as their top performer. With that being said, here are our MVPs from Sunday's camp.    [player_tooltip player_id='1270471' first='Neyland' last='Jezik'] made a name for himself with a very impressive performance at Sunday's camp, earning his QB MVP honors. The first thing that stood out with Jezik is his accuracy in the short/intermediate passing game, showing the ability to put zip on his passes and hit his receivers out of their breaks. He also showed the arm strength to lead receivers down the field on deep routes. Neyland doesn't currently hold any offers but he is a player who college coaches should have their eyes on heading into his senior year.     I had [player_tooltip player_id='840738' first='Wyatt' last='Raney'] ranked as one of our top linebackers in his class but he proved to be a true two-way player at Sunday's camp, taking home RB MVP honors. Wyatt was very impressive during the open field drills against the linebackers, showing the elusiveness to make defenders miss with ease. He was also dominant in 1v1 passing drills, showing the quick breaks in his routes to create separation along with the speed to blow by defenders on deep routes. Raney has received some college interest and I expect some offers to start coming his way going into his senior season.     [player_tooltip player_id='1227241' first='Jason' last='Warner Hagan'] is a player who caught everyone's attention on Sunday, earning him WR MVP honors. Hagan was very impressive in 1v1 drills, showing the speed to blow by opposing defensive backs with ease on deep routes. He also showed the ability to win in contested catch situations, using his athleticism to attack the ball at its highest point and strong hands to come away with catches through contact. Jason should be a player to continue to keep a close eye on as he continues to develop over the next two seasons.     [player_tooltip player_id='1172300' first='Zachary' last='Philpot'] is a player who has been on our radar for a while now and continued to stand out on Sunday, winning the OL MVP. Philpot was very impressive in 1v1 drills, showing the footwork to mirror opposing defensive linemen with ease. When absorbing contact, he did a great job of keeping a strong base, not allowing for much penetration into the pocket. Zachary doesn't currently hold any offers but is a player who is worthy of some attention from college coaches heading into his final season.     We recently ranked [player_tooltip player_id='283954' first='Baron' last='Hardesty'] as our top EDGE in the state in his class and he lived up to that ranking on Sunday, winning the DL MVP. He was dominant in 1v1 drills, exploding out of his stance and using his strength to bull rush straight through opposing offensive linemen. Hardesty also showed the speed to run straight by them off the edge. Baron recently started picking up some Division I interest and I expect some offers to start coming his way soon as he definitely has the talent to play at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='1610710' first='Shawn' last='Taylor'] is a lesser-known prospect who caught everyone's attention on Sunday, bringing home the LB MVP. Taylor stood out during position drills, showing impressive lateral movement along with the closing speed to get to the ball carrier in a hurry. He was also very impressive in the 1v1 passing competition against the running backs, showing the ability to open up and run with them with ease to mirror their routes, staying in their hip pocket the whole way. Taylor should definitely be an intriguing prospect to watch over the next couple years.     [player_tooltip player_id='401927' first='Steron' last='Davidson'] is a familiar face to the Prep Redzone camp circuit who continued to impress on Sunday, earning DB MVP honors for the second time! Davidson was very impressive during 1v1 drills, showing the footwork to get into his drops quickly then the speed to stay in his receiver's hip pocket to mirror their routes. When the ball was thrown his way, he showed the ability to react with perfect timing to break up the pass. Steron currently holds an offer from Eastern Kentucky and I expect more to come his way as he is a Division I caliber defensive back prospect.

This past Sunday, our Prep Redzone Stock Up Showcase tour made a stop in Elizabethtown, KY. It was a great camp with a ton of talent on display from the class of 2025-28. However, some players did stand out above the rest as the coaches selected one player from each position as their top performer. With that being said, here are our MVPs from Sunday's camp.