LAS VEGAS NV EVENT RECAP

Courtesy: Matt Yanofsky / National Underclassmen Football Combine
          Release: 07/29/2010
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                   8th-10th graders on Display in Vegas!

Vince Lombardi famous quipped it's not the size of the dog in the fight but the size of fight in the dog. The Las Vegas combine was once again one of the smallest, but after witnessing each and every athlete bust their tail throughout the event, the effort put forth made this session one to remember.

Louis McMorris of Legacy HS was the top performer of the combine, taking home the Sophomore MVP. McMorris was a terrific athlete (with a 34.5 inch vertical, 9'7 broad jump, 4.30 shuttle run and 4.55 40 to boot) and did a tremendous job during 1 on 1's This 5'7.5 139 lb RB was explosive, quick and had a great football IQ. McMorris definitely needs to put on some weight but the talent is there.

Cheyenne HS' Mark Lewis II displayed how the safety position should be played. Lewis, 6'0 164, shut down the WR's during the 1 on 1's, using good judgment, movement and technique to cause frustrations for the offense. Lewis is also a respectable athlete, as his 8'9 broad jump and 4.51 shuttle only add fuel to his fire.

From a lineman standpoint, PJ Taeao of Liberty HS was in a class of his own. A mammoth 6'1 293 lb sophomore, Taeao was a man amongst boys, taking home the OL MVP along with the strongest man award. He bench pressed 185 lbs 19 times and was thoroughly dominant during the individual period. His size and strength are definitely a problem for opposing linemen.

Bear Creek HS' Justin Tadlock was the epitome of an athlete on the football field. He had an 8'8 broad jump, ran a 4.38 shuttle, 4.50 40 and bench pressed 155 lbs 18 time. He also did a good job during the individual period, using his aforementioned athleticism to his advantage. Combine King? You bet!

Finally, Myloe Lewis, the Freshman MVP and fastest man, has tremendous upside. The 5'7.5 1460 lb standout from Cheyenne HS was smooth, had good hands, and solid quickness during 1 on 1's. He also impressed coaches with his athleticism, as a 31.5 inch vertical and 9'0 broad jump were terrific for a 9th grader.

Impressive to say the least.

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