Earl Chambers Football Camps

Senior Showcase & Prospect Showcase

EARL CHAMBERS PROSPECT SHOWCASE BENEFITS

• Direct instruction from college coaches attending the event.
• Immediate feedback on football techniques, performance, and measurable data.
• Opportunities for athletes to ask questions about their skills and build relationships with college coaches in attendance.
• Small-group instruction to ensure personalized coaching and high-quality development.
• Family involvement is encouraged—parents can ask questions and are welcome to take photos and videos.
• Discussion of the NCAA recruiting process, including key rules, regulations, and what prospects need to know.
• Scholarship opportunities, both academic and athletic, may be explored and discussed.

WHY IS IT A CAMP & SHOWCASE?

It's the best of both worlds. Athletes will showcase their skills to college coaches while also learning directly from them. Coaches want to evaluate a player's current abilities so they can provide the proper instruction—just like they do with their own athletes.

Players will receive immediate feedback, similar to a real college practice environment. Coaches are also observing how players respond to new techniques, handle coaching, and interact with peers and staff. Any measurable metrics taken during the camp will be shared with players right away.

OUR GOAL

We strive for a player-to-coach ratio of 8:1 and will not exceed 10:1. This ensures that every athlete receives meaningful instruction and personal attention.

A smaller ratio allows coaches to interact with prospects in both small-group and one-on-one settings, creating an actual developmental experience.

Depending on the number of registrations, two camp sessions may be offered. If this becomes necessary, all participants will be notified in advance.

GENERAL ITINERARY 

• 8:25 AM | Check-In → Players are encouraged to interact with coaches during this time.
• 9:00 AM | Warm-Up
• 9:15 AM | Metric Stations → 40-Yard Dash, Pro Agility, Broad Jump
• 10:30 AM | Position-Specific Drills → Athletes rotate through drills for their primary position.
• 11:00 AM | 1-on-1 Competition → DB/WR, RB/LB, OL/DL
• 11:30 AM | 7-on-7 & OL/DL Competition
• 12:00 PM | Recruiting Discussion → Overview of NCAA rules, regulations, and recruiting expectations.
• 12:30 PM | End of Camp

WHAT TO BRING

All campers should bring football cleats and any additional equipment they would normally use to compete in a game, such as mouthpieces, gloves, towels, and hydration.

Helmets and pads are not required as the camp is non-contact.

Quarterbacks must bring their own football.

SENIORS AND TRANSFERS

Graduating seniors and transfer athletes are strongly encouraged to bring their academic transcripts and any additional documents that help verify their eligibility.

REFUND POLICY

No refunds

For More Information Contact:
Earl Chambers
Cell: 706-206-8997
Email: earl.chambers@kysu.edu