Schwartz, the top LS prospect in the state was able to choose between a few off the downstate areas top schools and headed to LIU Schwartz was named a 4-star prospects by Rubio Long Snapping and was one of the only LS prospects in NY to continue playing at the Division 1 level.

The last specialists to make our final eval from the event is actually a long snapper. Schwartz was an absolute technician throwing it back to place holders. In fact, how consistently he got the ball back reminded me of the machine in the batting cages. All of Schwartz’s snaps went straight back, in a hurry, with a tight spiral. Sometimes the snaps were simply too hot to handle for some holders; however, this was not the fault of Schwartz since his snaps were practically in the same location each and every time – the ball was just coming in hot. Rarely does anyone scout long snappers, but Schwartz is a purebred and I can certainly see him finding his niche in college snapping if he so chooses.

Special teams in this weather was a big time challenge. But Schwartz showed that he can snap in any type of weather. He looked great as a long snapper in the rainstorm he was up against. He had plenty of velocity behind his snaps as he snapped the ball quickly whether it was for field goals or for punts throughout his opportunities.