The You Are Athlete Regional Exposure Camp Series made the fourth stop in Dallas, TX this past weekend. Some of the top prospects from Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma were in attendance.
Below are the prospects that earned an invitation to the You Are Athlete All American Showcase this upcoming May in Houston, TX.
DL
MVP - 2026 DL - Jackson Sjodin
Sjodin plays with a motor and shows strong signs physical tools, especially a first year player. Sjodin has high upside with D1 potential.
2025 DL - Z’yon Simmons
Simmons is a stout defender, with a strong base. He looked form in run defense holding down his spot.
2025 DL - Brandon Mills
Mills displayed quick hands from time to time & good get off when coming off the ball. Strong performance by Mills.
2026 DL - Cameron Gray
Gray really showed some twitch & physicality coming off the ball. He has the flexibility to hold multiple positions but should really thrive in a 4-3 scheme or the nose/tackle, especially after a year on campus.
2026 DL - MaKennie Nichols
Nichols has a strong build, plays with power & likes to physically maul his way into a backfield. Nichols could take his game to the next level incorporating a few more moves but performed well on Saturday.
2025 DL - Wyatt McKenzie
McKenzie came and played with strong effort. He made several plays getting past lineman thanks to his quickness. Good showing by the 2025 prospect.
RB
MVP - 2026 RB - Macario Dade Jr
Dade Jr is a tough runner w/ vision & reliable hands. Dade Jr is fairly built but can still add to his frame, especially heading into college camp season.
2027 RB - Julian Shepherd
Shepherd has a strong frame, top to bottom. He has suddenness & an ability to make you miss. Talented player, with two years to gain serious D1 attention.
2027 RB - Corbin Odell
The Louisiana back has good vision, an ability to separate from defenders & break tackles (when he puts the pads on). Odell is a solid 2027 RB to keep an eye on.
2025 RB - Cam’ron Bush
Bush, is a solid prospect who has a good feeling feel for the game. He made several LBs miss in 1vs1s and continued to have a strong showing all day.
2027 RB - Carter Zahm
Zahm is a strong runner who competed all day, showing his skills in the 7v7 and 1v1 session. As a rising junior, he has great promise as a high upside prospect.
2025 RB - Jarvis McCarty
McCarty is a fluid runner, he plays either tempo. He’s quick and won several matchups in his positional drills.
2028 RB - Raymond Weaver
Weaver made plays all weekend, and was one of the youngest in attendance. He attended the National Junior Showcase in May 2024 and he'll be attending the All American Showcase this year to make a statement.
OL
MVP - 2027 OL - Jackson Cook
Cook very much held his own, that said the sophomore linemen was fairly dominant playing the tackle position. That said, he's expected to camp moving forward at guard which should gain some wanted attention.
2026 OL - Drelynd Riggle
Riggle has good size and plays with passion. He had good technique & strength, which really showed in the best on best segment.
2026 OL - Khalil Sanogo
Sanogo was a highlight simply based on his size to start coming in around 6’4 1/2, 290. The rising senior already hold and offer from UNT with the chance for more down the road.
2027 DL - Beau Georges
Georges has good skills at the guard position and solid size at 6’3 280. He has a solid first step and decent strength. Could benefit from another off-season of training in the weight room.
2027 OL - Jace Mitcham
Mitcham has great control, and showcased this all day. The sophomore out of Northwest HS won Honorable Mention in District 4-6A.
WR
MVP - 2027 WR - Christopher Udom
Udom is a shifty wideout, with reliable hands, who made several defenders look silly throughout the day. A lanky WR that can add weight but overall has strong upside.
2027 WR - Jaylen Walker
Versatile wideout, display an ability to separate from defenders and make multiple contested catches. A true competitor especially for his age.
2026 WR - Aaron Edmonds
Tough, fiesty prospect. Edmonds has a good understanding of route tree, using it to his advantage to create opportunities for moving the ball.
2026 WR - Brandon Dixon Jr
Dixon has deceptive speed that surprises defenders. Dixon also showed an ability to create plays in the 1vs1 portion, going up against some of the top competition.
2027 WR - Cohen Beach
Beach is a solid route runner with an ability to separate. Beach has sure hands and good size to help him get away from the defense. Good 2027 talent.
2026 TE - Miles Roy
Roy had a very impressive showing yesterday, making several contested catches & showing off his ability getting in/out of breaks. Roy is one of the to TE's in the #HT.
QB
MVP - 2026 QB - Brogan Sims
Solid passer, sharp throws, good feet and a winner in the 7v7 portion. Sims also showed tremendous poise from start to finish.
2027 QB - Amarian Moore
Moore has good eyes to find open spaces in the defense. He also, does a good job of setting up his offensive weapons to have success. Moore can continue to work on his footwork and filling out but he’s certainly off to a good start as a sophomore.
2027 QB - Brice McCurdy
McCurdy has good size at 6’1 180 pounds paired with his unique athleticism. McCurdy can throw from multiple angles and plays with an obvious confidence.
2027 QB - Noah Spinks
Spinks can make all the throws and he does so with touch, making it easy for his receivers to make plays. Spinks is a competitor with mobility and vision.
2026 QB - Jamion Richrardson
Richardson has solid upside at the position with his athleticism and ability to let the football fly out of his hands.
2027 QB - Cash Koertner
Koertner has a rangy frame that could benefit from adding weight this offseason. That said, Koertner put up solid numbers as a sophomore & with his arm talent he could generate interest this summer & fall.
LB
MVP - 2026 LB - Liam Mcmillan
Mcmillan is a tackle machine and it showed as he flew to the football. Mcmillan showed a tremendous motor and good vision attacking the ball.
2025 LB - Adriano Mendoza
Mendoza is a physical and likes to get his hands on offensive players whenever given the opportunity. Mendoza is smart and flies sideline to sideline, which showed in the 7v7 portion.
2028 LB - Rhyder Allison Butler
Butler is well together for his age, has good instincts and shows plenty of effort which is half the battle. Butler was solid in 1vs1 and held his own in 7v7.
2026 LB - Cale McPeek
McPeek is a rangy defender, who has a nose for the ball. He played well in coverage & made several strong tackles in 1vs1 drills.
2026 LB - Cameron Floyd
Floyd is an experienced defender who let that show over the weekend. The senior defender, was physical at the line of scrimmage and made several plays when going against the running back group.
2027 LB - Kannon Floyd
Floyd, has solid size, uses his hands well and really shows his skills when he can attack a ball carrier. Want to see Floyd flash more in his coverage but he’s already shows good awareness.
DB
MVP - 2027 DB Tyler Bush
Bush has good length & ball skills helping him attack the football when thrown his way. Bush is a competitor, who uses his speed & quickness to ride defenders helping him shut down his opposition.
2027 DB - Isaiah Udom
A bit surprising that Udom didn’t take home the overall MVP honors from the weekend based on his play. But Udom is very talented and it shows. He has a knack for the ball, has good technique & was pretty lock down all day. A
2026 DB - Owen Whistler
Whistler is a guy that just finds himself around the football and a player that won’t give up on the play. What he lacks in athleticism he makes up for in his ability to read a receiver & play the ball.
2028 DB - Desmond White
White is talented for a 2028 prospect. He uses his hands to play through the football, while showing good instincts that helped him make multiple plays.
2026 DB - Oli Oladiran
Oladiran is well put together and built for competition, just take a look at his frame. Additionally, Oladiran shows solid coverage ability & physicality when playing through the football.
2027 DB - Jaelynn Tennnison
Tennison has a rangy frame that allows him to catch up quickly even when he gets beat. Tennison also shows a knack for being where’s he supposed to be in the defensive scheme helping him and other defenders make plays.
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