10U 24k Black Footage and Notes, Post PRZ Central Florida Charge

<p>The video posted below captures offensive reps from the 24K Black 10U squad, and I'll be honest, what I saw on Saturday exceeded every expectation I walked in with. At 10U, you anticipate flashes, raw athleticism, and the occasional big play. What this group showed was far more than that. There was structure. There was timing. There was confidence. From quarterback command to route discipline to how they moved in space, the level of polish and natural talent on display was impressive well beyond their years. It's always important to remember the age group when evaluating, but in this case, the recording speaks loudly on its own. I truly appreciate 24K for pulling up and competing, not just this team, but the entire organization for showing up and bringing energy across the board. Their presence made an impact throughout the weekend. I was only able to record on Saturday, so this footage reflects that window, but even in that limited snapshot, the talent and upside within this group were impossible to ignore.</p>   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-video is-provider-youtube wp-block-embed-youtube wp-embed-aspect-16-9 wp-has-aspect-ratio"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://youtu.be/wiZEKuS0MxM </div></figure>   <p>Two minutes worth of reps in the video above. </p>    <p class="text-gray-700">One of the few 10U players I watched early Saturday morning that created a bit of a buzz between field managers, coaches, and media alike. You can see this young man's nuance and tech level based on the vide above. Catching away from his body, attention to detail in his routes, a two-way player, Johnson was vocal all the way through the event as well. Johnson is going to likely be a name in the area as he continues to develop in both skill and technique. Excited for this young man's future. </p>    <p>King Billington was the QB in the video above, I applaud his ability to run the huddle and speak/communicate with his teammates. More than anything else, I was impressed with Billington's understanding of sets thrown his way. I can tell this program came prepared, and that sets were of course practiced beforehand. I still applaud Billington for running sets/plays correctly in real time. Always tough at this age. I was impressed with Dallas Jones, #5 and #2 as well. I wasn't able to get #5 and #2s names, yet you can see how well they performed during day One in the video above. I appreciate the program for coming through!</p>

The video posted below captures offensive reps from the 24K Black 10U squad, and I'll be honest, what I saw on Saturday exceeded every expectation I walked in with. At 10U, you anticipate flashes, raw athleticism, and the occasional big play. What this group showed was far more than that. There was structure. There was timing. There was confidence. From quarterback command to route discipline to how they moved in space, the level of polish and natural talent on display was impressive well beyond their years. It's always important to remember the age group when evaluating, but in this case, the recording speaks loudly on its own. I truly appreciate 24K for pulling up and competing, not just this team, but the entire organization for showing up and bringing energy across the board. Their presence made an impact throughout the weekend. I was only able to record on Saturday, so this footage reflects that window, but even in that limited snapshot, the talent and upside within this group were impossible to ignore.