The Difference Between University and National Football Camp in 2010
University camps are usually run by the coaching staff at that school and will feature that school’s coaches, staff, and current players. University camps are a good way to be seen by schools that you want to attend. Even if you don’t want to attend the school where the camp is being held, you can still learn valuable information and build your skills for future recruiting opportunities.
National camps will have coaches from a variety of places. Some include appearances or even clinics with NFL players, in addition to college-level coaches and players. National camps are more of an opportunity to be seen by a wide range of recruiters. Because of this, you should treat your national camp experience like a job interview. Go in with a good attitude, give your all at every practice, and you’ll make a good impression.
Remember, when you’re at a camp like this, people are always watching you and evaluating you, even when you’re not playing. You’ll want to be on your game at all times, on and off the field, to really make a good impression. A good team player with a good attitude will find themselves being looked at by more recruiters.
Most university and national camps will be available every summer. This includes camps for top-ranked university teams and national camps like the Nike camps. If you already know where you want to go, chances are they will have a camp that you can attend this summer.
Find Your Football Camp for Summer 2010
You can find a comprehensive listing of 2010 football camps in your area and around the country at SportsCampConnections.com. You can search by zip code or state to find the camp that’s best for you this summer.
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