Save your time and money

If you're a high school or football recruit and you're planning on going to camps this summer to get noticed and get college football scholarships, avoid these camps at all costs. First, if you want a free spreadsheet with 6000 college coaches emails, then DM me the word camps on Instagram and I'll send it to you for free. So everyone knows you should be going to camps to get exposure for college coaches. And you probably see guys that go to camps and then after the camps are posting offers because they got the exposure that they needed at these camps. But a common question I get asked a lot is what camps even go to in the first place, which ones are a waste of time and money. So I'm going to share with you, from my experience, the camps that are complete waste of time and money. The big one is any camp that is putting itself out there as an exposure camp. Exposure is this flashy word that people toss around. So any camp that says that is generally trying to make you think they're going to expose you to college coaches, when in reality they're probably not. Any camp that is not associated with a direct college, I think is a complete waste of time. Unless it's like the Nike opening or the Under Armour camp, where, hey, if you do really well, you might get ranked, or there's news reporters there. Those make a little.