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DESCRIPTION:
The National High School ExposureShowcase and Future 4 features the nation’s best high school quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, defensive backs, linebackers and offensive and defensive lineman. All are set to compete on Football Hotbed’s national stage to measure their growth during the off-season and to compete against the best in the country. Day 1 is July 15th college tours to FCS and Division II Schools (optional) and Day 2 is July 16th features our 7v7 tournament consisting of a drafted teams taken from our camp participants. All ‘Exposure Showcase’ events will take place in Atlanta, GA at Denmark High School located at 645 Mullinax Road in Alpharetta, GA 30004. TO REGISTER, SCROLL DOWN TO THE VERY BOTTOM.
Derek Wingo, University of Florida
Edwin Rhodes, Tenn. State (FCS)
Curt Casteel Harvard (Ivy)
Lineman Group 2016 HS Exposure Showcase
Team Money, First ever HS Exposure Showcase Winners
University of West Georgia Recruiting Hotbed athletes
Clark Atlanta University Recruiting Hotbed athletes
Kemoni Brown, Tulsa
HS Exposure Showcase 2020 (Covid-19 year)
Demario Tolan, LSU Signee
Michael Garcia, Valdosta State (D II)
Will Fowles, 2023 Under Armour All-American
WHATS DIFFERENT ABOUT US?
The National High School Exposure and Future 4 is an off-season showcase designed to help get high school athletes to college. Increasingly, these off-season evaluations and camps are being weighed heavier in the recruiting process. It’s like taking a standardized academic test. While they aren’t the true measure of ability, they are a good indication and colleges, recruiting services and scouts are using them to draw conclusions about your athlete. During our first-ever middle school Future 4, 2019 QB Spencer Rattler (AZ) and 2019 QB Brian Mauer (FL) both finished in the top 5 in Middle School. In the summer of 2018 during THE OPENING, the nation’s premier High School Event, Rattler and Mauer both made the finals and Rattler walked away as the Elite 11 winner and overall MVP. Both kickstarted their careers at the National Middle School Invitational Showcase. Our High School Showcase is no different.
Running back T.J. Brooks, a two-time High School Exposure Showcase MVP used his performances on our platform to pad his resume. He was completely unrecruited until the very end of his senior season. Eventually, he signed with Charleston Southern University. The accolades and article exposure that he received participating on our platform helped him accomplish his goals.
ARE YOU SLEPT ON? Class of 2022, do you feel slept on? A kid who answered this question last spring came to our HS exposure showcase 2X. He was a 2X MVP. He had no offers. His senior year he earned a scholarship to Charleston Southern. #TheProcess#hotbedworld@ShockDoctorpic.twitter.com/30lwVh3eRO
The biggest difference is having actually college coaches on the field at our showcase. We are inviting Division II & NAIA coaches from across the country and they will be on hand to watch workouts. It’s a chance to get ahead in the recruiting process and improve your standing with schools that may not even know who you are. During the pandemic, many students will lose opportunities and to combat this, we’re hosting our fourth annual Exposure Showcase. Please keep in mind, Division I and FCS coaches ARE NOT ALLOWED to attend our showcase but everything we do is recorded. So, because of this, a great camp can lead to many additional exposure opportunities via the Hudl film you will receive as a participant in this showcase.
Secondly, the opportunity to compete with some of the best athletes in your high school graduation class and earn the title of best at your position is a resume-boosting experience that can empower young athletes with confidence. In the past, winners of this event have gone on to receive significant attention from colleges and even offers. For example, in 2017 DB Nigel Bethel, II ran a 4.38 40 yard dash time at our first-ever showcase and he eventually signed with the University of Miami and later transferred to the University of Colorado.
Since 2014, Football Hotbed has created four national showcase platforms with youth football athletes in mind. The goal is to provide exposure, empower each athlete with metrics of their performance ability and create a competitive environment that produces improvement and provides a measuring stick for future success. We film our showcases and put them on Hudl as a part of camp registration. We do so the give every athlete the opportunity to gain the maximum exposure from our events.
CONFIRMED COLLEGES
University of West Georgia (Gulf South Conference) Carrollton, GA [NCAA Division II]
Clark Atlanta University (SIAC) Atlanta, GA [NCAA Division II]
Morehouse University (SIAC) Atlanta, GA [NCAA Division II]
Edward Waters College (SIAC) [NCAA Division II]
EVENT
Athletes will participate in the following: SEE MEDIA SECTION BELOW FOR VIDEO COVERAGE OF THE EVENT
SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Day 1
College Visits TBA
Day 2
Schedule
QBS
SKILLS
Linemen
Check in
12 PM
12 PM
12:00 PM
On Field Warm Up
1 PM
12:15 PM
12:15 PM
Individuals
& 1 v 1s
1:15 PM
1:00 PM
1 PM Individuals & Lineman Challenge (1)
Draft
2:30 PM
1:30 PM
2 PM Break
Pool Game 1
3 PM
2:00 PM
Pool Game 2
3:30 PM
2:30 PM
Pool Game 3
4 PM
30min Break
Semi Finals
High v. Low Seed
4:30 PM
4 PM
3:30 PM Awards & Dismissal
Finals
5 PM
5:30 PM
Winners/Awards
Winners/Awards
6 PM
Dismissal
Your OFFICIAL INVITE serves as an ‘offer of invitation’.
HOW DOES THAT WORK?
The same way college offers work. They are committable as long as your spot is available. To accept your offer, pay your registration fees to attend the event. If the offer is not accepted, the spot in the competition will be offered to other deserving athletes. Space is limited and once the numbers are reached, the competition will be closed, even for athletes who have previously been offered invitations.
TO REGISTER scroll down below…
All payments must be complete by Apirl 31, 2022 afterward increase fees may apply.
There are NO REFUNDS. Please be sure to check the dates, time off from work and school and other events before accepting an invite and registering to attend.
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.elementor-widget-text-editor.elementor-drop-cap-view-stacked .elementor-drop-cap{background-color:#69727d;color:#fff}.elementor-widget-text-editor.elementor-drop-cap-view-framed .elementor-drop-cap{color:#69727d;border:3px solid;background-color:transparent}.elementor-widget-text-editor:not(.elementor-drop-cap-view-default) .elementor-drop-cap{margin-top:8px}.elementor-widget-text-editor:not(.elementor-drop-cap-view-default) .elementor-drop-cap-letter{width:1em;height:1em}.elementor-widget-text-editor .elementor-drop-cap{float:left;text-align:center;line-height:1;font-size:50px}.elementor-widget-text-editor .elementor-drop-cap-letter{display:inline-block} Coral Gables, FL— The 10th Annual National Middle School Invitational Showcase presented by Football Hotbed was an amazing display of talent that led to four players being offered by the University of Miami football staff via Football Hotbed. The two-day event held each summer at a college or university in division one NCAA football features invited athletes across the United States all looking to compete at a high level and test their mettle against some of the top talents in their high school graduating classes. The 2024 event marked the fourth time the event had been held at the University of Miami. Last year, the event was held at the University of Arizona where future five-star tight end Judah Lancaster took home MVP honors overall. The year prior two years, the event was held at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, GA.This year’s 10th Annual event featured the classes of 2028 (rising freshman), 2029 and 2030 and quarterbacks in the class of 2031. Football Hotbed has an annual Middle School All-American during the first weekend of each year and allows 5th grade quarterbacks to compete in the middle school showcase to ensure that an elite-level talent is always taking snaps in the game, one who had previously proven their worth on the Middle School Showcase platform.About 120 athletes from 15 states participated in the event on June 13th and 14th. Day one was hosted by the University of Miami in their indoor facility, while day two was at the Betty T. Ferguson Center Complex in Miami Gardens. That’s just across the street from the Miami Dolphins practice facility and Hard Rock Stadium where both the Dolphins and Hurricanes both play their home games.Here are the final results:
Final @Future4QB class of 2031 rankings. Congratulations to all the finalist and all QBs on a great showcase. #hotbedworld https://t.co/i8z52ylbYg— Football Hotbed (@FootballHotbed) June 18, 2024
Final @Future4QB class of 2030 rankings. Congratulations to all the finalist and all QBs on a great showcase. #hotbedworld https://t.co/JoGvr6nCNW— Football Hotbed (@FootballHotbed) June 18, 2024
Final @Future4QB class of 2029 rankings. Congratulations to all the finalist and all QBs on a great showcase. #hotbedworld https://t.co/JGYDbt0VbA— Football Hotbed (@FootballHotbed) June 18, 2024
Final @Future4QB class of 2028 Rankings. Congratulations to all the finalist and all QBs on a great showcase. #hotbedworld https://t.co/p3QDySt1iB— Football Hotbed (@FootballHotbed) June 18, 2024
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2028 Future 4
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2031 Future 4 finalist
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The summer is full of off season and developing and unearthing potential elite talents. One such talent is a familiar name across South Florida, Miami Northwestern’s sophomore running back Elijah ‘Just Chill’ Hardy. The rising junior is far from an under-the-radar prospect but one thing that took place during the 2023 season is his return to the running back position where he garnered wide-spread acclaim as a youth player.
The name ‘Just Chill’ is well known to all youth community of South Florida as the Miami Northwestern Bull running back made a big name beginning with the Scott Lake Vikings and transitioned to the Miami Gardens Chiefs where he took center stage.
Hardy’s combination of speed and vision makes him elite. And he’s so talented that he joined a loaded Miami Northwestern roster as a freshman and made the transition to wide receiver in order to get onto the field, though, much of his experience coming into high school was in the backfield; only proving just how versatile he is.
In 2023, you saw his emergence as a gamebreaker as he returned to his natural home, behind the line of scrimmage. So its time everyone take notice, once again of one of the premier running backs in South Florida who had a strong spring and will look to take the next step behind first year head coach and offensive coordinator, NFL veteran, Teddy Bridgewater.
Blessed and honor to receive an offer from Appalachian State University ⛰️!! @CoachFrankPonce @mnw_fb @ChadSimmons_ @lukechaney247 pic.twitter.com/n3I4XNKjtF— Elijah hardy (@Elijahhardy_1) May 17, 2024
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There has been a tremendous amount of excitement across South Florida the past several weeks as teams have begun wrapping up spring practices and having inter-squad scrimmages and spring games. These scrimmages and games are an early indicator of the skill and talent level each school will look to display come the fall. Once again, South Florida took the majority of the state’s football championships at the Metro Division level that is now defunct. Columbus, St. Thomas Aquinas and Chaminade won the 4M, 3M and 1M titles respectively. Miami Norland finished as the runner up to Tampa’s Berkley Catholic High School.
This spring, established coaches like Southridge’s Pierre Senatus are upbeat about their program’s potential after having a few seasons under his belt. In juxtaposition, Miami Northwestern’s first year head coach, NFL Veteran Teddy Bridgewater, is working out the kinks after his first intersquad scrimmage and spring game. Stay with Footballhotbed.com for the developments of this off season across the Southeast.
SPRING PRACTICE: Caught up with head coach Pierre Senatus @LifeCoachPierre on the first day of spring practice in year three of his tenure, fresh off a deep playoff run. #hotbedworld @Brandon_Odoi pic.twitter.com/z0u6AQzqjh— Football Hotbed (@FootballHotbed) April 30, 2024
Coach @teddyb_h2o 🗣️NFL Veteran QB Teddy Bridgewater in his first appearance as head coach at Miami Northwestern during his school's first spring scrimmage talks organization and effort. #hotbedworld pic.twitter.com/r7oOKmiew7— Football Hotbed (@FootballHotbed) May 5, 2024
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