I am wanting to know what football camps you have experience with.

What camps are truly instructional and not just publicity for the school or coach? Also, where can a kid get good exposure to a DII or NAIA school?

I took my son to several camps. Offense-Defense is the best football camp I have attended, seen, or been associated with. It was well organized, well coached, made the sport fun, and just the best over all camp I have seen. If you are looking for a instructional camp for players from 8 to 18, OD is it in my opinion. My son went to OD for five years. The only camp he ever attended more then twice.

Joe Prince at Campbellsville Univ. Will fit your bill. Haug Heaven Camp. It is also for skilled positions.

Dave Buchanan at Mason County does a great, short, affordable, camp for quarterbacks a couple of different times a year I believe.

 

In Jefferson County, for little guys at several elementary schools, Mark Catlett (who was head coach at Fairdale and Ballard) runs great instructional football camps that run once a week, for 6 or 7 weeks (also does summer week-long sessions). It's called "Football Futures."