6 Watch List Prospects Locked In for the WV Exposure Series

The Exposure Series Camp is returning to WV on May 17th at The Bridge Sports Complex in Bridgeport, WV! Code WV26RDZExpo10 will give you a discount when you register <a href="https://events.prepredzone.com/e/2239/register/exposure-series-west-virginia-session-1">HERE</a>!   The WV Exposure Series always brings together a few prospects capable of forcing their way onto the radar, and this year's watch list group has plenty of players with that kind of opportunity ahead of them. Some are newer names still building recognition, while others have quietly developed behind the scenes and now get a chance to prove they belong in the rankings conversation. Camp settings like this are important because strong performances against quality competition can quickly change how a prospect is viewed moving into the offseason. This group brings a lot of upside, and a standout day on May 17th could be enough to push several of these players firmly into the mix when future rankings are updated.    2028 Martinsburg TE/DL Kylan McDonald-Gibson is one of the more intriguing developmental prospects heading into the WV Exposure Series. He's currently signed up as a TE, but there's definitely interest in seeing what he can do on the defensive line as well because the athletic tools translate to both spots. McDonald-Gibson already picked up some varsity and JV experience as a sophomore for a Martinsburg team that made a run to the state title game, and his role should continue expanding heading into his junior season. There's a good athletic background in the family, and the upside is there as he keeps developing physically and adding more quality film. A strong camp showing could put McDonald-Gibson firmly on the radar as a name to know moving forward.     2028 OL/DL Miles Kidder heads into the WV Exposure Series as an interesting evaluation piece in the group because there's still a lot to learn about him. The East Fairmont lineman has limited tape available right now, but the flashes on film and video are enough to create some intrigue heading into camp. There are raw tools to work with, especially in the way Kidder moves for his size and carries himself during drills. With opportunities potentially opening up at East Fairmont this fall, he's a player who could work his way into a varsity role as a junior. This setting should give a much clearer look at where Kidder is developmentally and how his athletic traits translate against stronger competition.     2028 Musselman OL/DL Deacon Nguyen returns for the WV Exposure Series as a player we've had the chance to evaluate before, which makes this a good opportunity to see how far his game has come. Musselman found ways to get him involved on varsity as a sophomore, including using him as an extra offensive lineman in their single-wing attack, where his size and physicality could make an impact. Nguyen already brings good strength to the table and moves well for a bigger body, which gives him some intriguing upside on either side of the line. This camp should offer a strong look at how his development is progressing and where he stacks up against a solid trench group.     2027 LB Cameron Webb heads into the WV Exposure Series with a real opportunity to force his way into the rankings conversation. Hedgesville went through a difficult season as a team, but Webb still managed to flash some intriguing ability and make plays in multiple roles on defense. There's versatility to his game that stands out when watching him because he's comfortable moving around and handling different responsibilities. Size will naturally be part of the evaluation at linebacker, which makes this camp an important setting for Webb to show off his athleticism and movement skills. If those traits pop the way they can in drills and 1-on-1s, he could leave the event as one of the bigger stock-up names from the watch list group.     2028 Morgantown DL Gabriel Fuller brings a lot of long-term intrigue to the WV Exposure Series because prospects with his size and length are hard to ignore. At 6'6, the Morgantown defensive lineman already has a frame that immediately stands out, even though there's still plenty of room to continue adding weight and strength. Fuller spent last season on the JV level, but there's a path for him to push into varsity reps as a junior if the development keeps trending upward. Right now, the biggest thing is learning how to consistently use that length to his advantage while continuing to refine technique. Fuller feels like the type of developmental prospect that could make a big jump over the next couple of years as everything starts coming together.     2027 QB/ATH Myles Clark enters the WV Exposure Series with an important offseason ahead as he competes for an opening at quarterback for Shady Spring this season. Size will naturally be part of the conversation with Clark, which makes this camp a valuable opportunity to see how the overall athletic profile stacks up in testing and drills. There's interest in evaluating him as a passer, but also in seeing whether his movement skills could translate to other positions at the next level and expand his long-term options. A strong testing performance would go a long way in helping Clark's projection as a college prospect.

The Exposure Series Camp is returning to WV on May 17th at The Bridge Sports Complex in Bridgeport, WV! Code WV26RDZExpo10 will give you a discount when you register HERE!