Here are some camp dates of D1 programs. I'd appreciate updates from other interested parties as well.

 

OSU

 

OhioStateBuckeyes.com - The Official Athletic site of The Ohio State University - Camps 6/18 - 6/19

 

UC

UC Football Camps - Home Info not yet updated.

 

UK

Kentucky Football Camps 2012 - Kentucky Wildcats Official Athletic Site Info not updated.

 

UL

 

Louisville Cardinals Official Athletic Site - Camps 6/11 - 6/13

 

Miami of Ohio

 

Home Info not updated.

 

West Virginia

 

WVU Athletics Camps - WVU Athletics Info not updated.

 

Tennesse

 

https://tennesseesportcamps.com/football/camps.php Info not updated.

 

IU

 

https://www.hoosiersportscamps.com/index.php?pageId=150&eventTypeId=20

Local NUC Combine Schedule :

 

Kentucky - Lexington

3/16/13 - 3/17/13

 

Bryan Station HS, Lexington, KY

Kentucky - Louisville

4/6/13 - 4/7/13

Doss HS, Louisville, KY

 

Ohio - Cincinnati

4/21/13

Hill HS, Cincinnati, OH

 

2013 National Underclassmen Football Combine Schedule - National Underclassmen | Football Combines | Football Recruiting | Football Camp & High School Football Showcase

When would be a good time for kids to attend these camps?

When would be a good time for kids to attend these camps?

 

If your objective is to get better, then I would enter the combines starting in 7th grade. Most of the College Camps start with incoming freshmen (Current 8th graders), although many have youth camps as well. This is a crucial activity for a high school athlete looking to get recruited.

If your objective is to get better, then I would enter the combines starting in 7th grade. Most of the College Camps start with incoming freshmen (Current 8th graders), although many have youth camps as well. This is a crucial activity for a high school athlete looking to get recruited.

 

I'd say if you go before your sophomore year you will get noticed if you can play.

When would be a good time for kids to attend these camps?

I've been told you should definately attend between your soph and junior years, also to attend a camp that has the greatest number of college staffs working the camp as you want to have as many sets of eyes on you as possible.

I've been told you should definately attend between your soph and junior years, also to attend a camp that has the greatest number of college staffs working the camp as you want to have as many sets of eyes on you as possible.

 

So if you live in N Ky- does it stand to reason that you should attend the Cinti NUC camp? or Lexington/ Louisville? Or both?

So if you live in N Ky- does it stand to reason that you should attend the Cinti NUC camp? or Lexington/ Louisville? Or both?

 

The NUC combines are of some benefit, but they can be somewhat redundant. You really don't need to go through the combine again unless you have had enough time to train between combines. I would say minimum of 3 months between events.

 

The position specific instruction is useful, but is on the same day as the combine. The lineman challenge on Sunday is good and worth repeating at different locations just to get exposure to different competition.

The NUC combines are of some benefit, but they can be somewhat redundant. You really don't need to go through the combine again unless you have had enough time to train between combines. I would say minimum of 3 months between events.

 

The position specific instruction is useful, but is on the same day as the combine. The lineman challenge on Sunday is good and worth repeating at different locations just to get exposure to different competition.

 

So again, for the N Ky kids- is it more beneficial to have them attend the Cinti combine or one of either Lexington or Louisville- or does it matter?

So again, for the N Ky kids- is it more beneficial to have them attend the Cinti combine or one of either Lexington or Louisville- or does it matter?

 

Compelled to make a choice, I would attend the Cincinnati Camp. You will see stronger competition there.