UW-Stout Prospect Camp: Nate's Hog Molly Standouts

Last but not least, we finish our standouts series from the UW-Stout Prospect Camp last Sunday afternoon in the offensive trenches with the hog mollies that caught our eyes. We dished our obvious OL MVP plus a handful of more prospects that should be senior bloomers looking ahead at their final seasons of high school football.    We talk about hidden gems a lot across the Midwest for Prep Redzone, and the biggest one we found in the offensive line group on Sunday afternoon was Colby 2027 offenisve linemen Colt Reynolds. One of the biggest offensive line prospects that was in attendance on Sunday, Cole had no problem showing off the violent physicality at the point of attack in the reps I was able to watch. An area that I thought was even more impressive was just how fluid this kid was coming out of his first step as what I saw on Sunday shows that similar foot fire that you see on his limited tape that is out there. Colt shows very quickly that he can not only be a bully and get to the second level, but does so with good pad-level as another skillset I liked about this young man was how coachable he was. A small town XL offensive line prospect that has got to get more tape out there, as he's one that I feel could surley impress some college coaches at the next level.     Eli was an offensive linemen at the UW-Stout Prospect Camp that I can recall from our Prep Redzone Minnesota Showcase and one that I can say has surely grown since I got his last live eval. The 6'2 225 pound has no doubt added to his frame in the weight room and won himself a handful of reps against the defensive line group on Sunday afternoon in Menomonie. He's grown a bunch since the fall season showing off more quickness with his first step and I felt showed off a quicker base with his hands than you saw from 6-8 months ago. He surely looks like a offensive line prospect that can play on Saturdays and one that surely can keep adding to his frame in a college weight room     OL MVP   Anyone that was in attendance at the UW-Stout prospect camp would tell you there wasn't much doubt on who the OL MVP was in everyone's eyes, as it was La Crosse Aquinas [player_tooltip player_id='1690167' first='Chase' last='Schams']. The 6'2 285 pounder was also a standout last summer at the UND Flagship Camp that I got onto my radar and he surely has taken even more steps forward as we start up summer camp season. Not only was Chase extremely violent with his hands, but he also had excellent pad-level that got several defensive linemen way off balance and quickly with his great leverage he showed off on every rep. This young man is certified mauler that was one of the most pure finishers I saw in the offensive line group as there's no doubt that Chase has the blue-collar work ethic you want in your offensive trenches. There's a reason why he's picked up a a handful of offers in the last few days and surely is going to be one that gets even more attention at camps this summer as I would expect plenty more attention to come his way.

Last but not least, we finish our standouts series from the UW-Stout Prospect Camp last Sunday afternoon in the offensive trenches with the hog mollies that caught our eyes. We dished our obvious OL MVP plus a handful of more prospects that should be senior bloomers looking ahead at their final seasons of high school football.