Bull7788

I have a freshman. We attended Best of Midwest Combine recently. It was a great experience. A few college coaches showed up. Regardless, this camp allowed my young player to see what its going to take to get to the next level. We also attended the Midwest Football Academy in Evansville recently. It was good to get a different perspective from other coaches. Taking more reps and being around other kids and coaches that love the game was worth the money we spent to attend. It's a big advantage to attend these camps and get some great experience before you go to a more important college invite camp. Most kids going to these camps are not going to be D1 kids. However, there are lots of opportunities for D2, D3, NAIA. Yes, these camps sell the dream of being recruited. Yes, its a business. But most of the guys, including Coach Schnur, do it for the love of the game and passion for helping kids. $110 is actually a really good price compated to many I have seen recently. Keep up the good work Coach Schnur.