Expert: Thom Brooks - 5/15/2010

Question
Hi, I was wondering on which combine I should attend? I've looked both up and I'm not sure which is actually better. The first one is National Underclassmen (or NUC) and it costs about $85. they do all the standardized combine things such as 1 on 1s, 40, bench press, etc. While Football University (or FBU) it costs about $500 but it's over a 3 day period. they basically do the same thing except the bench press. Both combines have a thing where if you excel at the combine you get invited back for an elite one. College scouts look at both of them but I was wondering which one would get me more exposure?
Thanks,
John.

Answer
John, hello!

I cannot answer your question but if the scouts review both results, I would go to the one for lesser money.  If you can research the results of either from people that have attended, then you can base your decisions on their Reviews.  If you are a gifted athlete, getting any kind of exposure will draw the attention of the people you seek to get notice from!

Sorry I couldn't help.


I have attached a lot of websites for you to explore.  I'm certain some of them can give you a definite advantage and disadvantage.






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