USF Prospect Camp: Nate's IA and NE Standouts

We start off our content from our second camp of late last week as we made the three hour drive down to Sioux Falls for the USF Prospect Camp. The Coo had over 100 athletes to watch as their camp as become a yearly stop, as one of the most heavily attended July camps in the NSIC over the last handful of years we've been at Bob Young Field. We start off with the Iowa and Nebraska names that cuaght our attention under the Friday night lights.   Nebraska:    The first look I got from a Nebraska prospevt in attendance at the USF Prospect Camp was Lincoln Northwest 2027 [player_tooltip player_id='1845146' first='Sammy' last='Jurgens']. The 5'10 165 pounder showed off the athletic traits recording a 4.25 pro agility in Sioux Falls on Friday night. Although not the biggest quarterback you might have seen in attendance, Sammy showed off the quick release that had some success on the intermediate routes I watched him throw on. He also showed off good and growing poise with some fo the throws I watched in Sioux Falls inside the pocket. One that I feel you go outside the measurables threshold for at the QB position as Sammy looks like a Saturday prospect in my eyes.    Iowa:    The first name that I had logged in my notebook out of Iowa and Nebraska was Indianola 2028 defensive back Lullmann, who is a new name to our PRZ Iowa radar. He showed off the straight line speed you wanted to see while watching hisw 20-yard sprint which was recorded as a 2.75 for the 5'11 180 pounder. Gavin was a defensive back that caught my attention in the later reps as well as he was one of the more physical defensive backs as a ball-tracker out of this region that I took in at the USF Prospect Camp and showed he's a relentless fighter for the ball upon it's arrival. He has some explosive traits still to develop, but a good first look was shown in Sioux Falls on Friday night.     Michael is surprisely a new name to our Prep Redzone Iowa radar and from his first look he was a 2027 RB prospect out of Central Lyon that oozed with speed. Sometimes there are prospects that standout from a far, as I wasn't even watching Michael in testing but after turning my head, I saw the unreal 20-yard sprint time that the 5'9 197 pounder showed off. He was well-rounded across the board too in testing as there isn't one testing number that didn't wow me out of Michael. He showed off as a 2027 RB prospect that you don't want to give space to in the open field from the reps I saw in Coo Falls. Surely a sleeper to know out of Central Lyon that was made a big-time impact on Friday night.     Raif is a linebacker that surely you can tell is starting to pick up steam a little bit more as we enter Mid-July, as he was one of my favorite IA/NE linebackers in attendance at the USF Prospect Camp. You could not miss on this kid from a motor perspective, as he had one of the bigger ones I saw in the LB group when I watched his reps. The 5'11 204 pounder out of Clear Lake also showed off the explosive traits you want to see with his broad jump number which had to be one of the higher numbers amongst the linebacker group at the USF Prospect Camp. It was also evident with his twitch that Raif can change directions and clamp down to the ball quickly when he gets downhill. Only holds one NAIA offer thus far surprisely.     Reece was one of the only Iowa quarterbacks I got my eyes on from the USF Prospect Camp, as one that has been on my radar since he was a freshmen on the 7v7 circuit with Iowa Flex. Reece was one of the quarterbacks in the QB group that I thought progressed the quickest watching his reps as you could tell pretty quickly how coachable this young man has become. He sure has gained from a poise perspective since I last got a solid live eval on him and he surely excelled with his throws at the finish of camp with his ball-placement. He logged nearly 2500 yards as a junior for Iowa City West with over a 5/1 touchdown to interception ratio. Surely a bright senior season upcoming for Reece. Just one Division III offer thus far, but I feel more attention was gained from coaches in attendance from the state of Iowa that were in attendance in Sioux Falls.     Jeremiah was second in the state of Iowa last year for interceptions and after seeing him at the USF Prospect Camp it's easy to understand why that is. The 5'8 175 pounder from Dowling Catholic showed off the agile tightness I wanted to see during the agility drills and the later reps showed off even more explosive traits. Jeremiah tested a   mongst the during camp in the vertical camp for his size and was also top-tier in the broad jump. He's an impressive ball-tracker for his size that can be a difference-maker on all three levels with how agile he can be especially when he cuts back on short and intermediate routes. Great ball-tracker with sound footwork yet somehow just has one Division III offer thus far.     One of the highest ranked 2027 prospects in the state of Iowa that was in attendance at the USF Prospect Camp under the lights at Bob Young Field on Friday night was LeMars offensive linemen [player_tooltip player_id='1674573' first='Josh' last='Adol']. Josh was another one amongst Iowa prospects in attendance that I felt showed off one of the quicker development curves from watching his reps from start to finish at camp, which tells me that the college programs that have already offered surely see the upside. Surely projects as a DT at the next-level as watching the intensity he has with his hands and the authority he got off with during the reps I watched show off a DT that is the grinder-type you want in your DL room on Saturdays.     WR MVP   Talk about a wide receiver that was hard to miss at the USF Prospect Camp as that is why I gave [player_tooltip player_id='1656865' first='Eli' last='Fuller'] my nod for WR MVP at the Coo on at their Friday Night Lights Camp. He surely showed off the athleticism you wanted to see with his vertical on Friday night from the reps I watched as from the reps I watched, Eli made the tough catches in high-traffic areas look more routine than the rest of the WR group I saw. The other skillset that I really liked out of Eli, was this kid's work ethic on every route he showed off, as he was relentless in his ball-tracking ability regardless of where the throws came in from. A great eval by the Cougars, as Eli picked up his first offer from Sioux Falls after camp on Friday.    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/EliFuller2027/status/2076419824998031573 </div></figure>

We start off our content from our second camp of late last week as we made the three hour drive down to Sioux Falls for the USF Prospect Camp. The Coo had over 100 athletes to watch as their camp as become a yearly stop, as one of the most heavily attended July camps in the NSIC over the last handful of years we've been at Bob Young Field. We start off with the Iowa and Nebraska names that cuaght our attention under the Friday night lights.