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With the NCAA transitioning to a hard 105-man roster limit and effectively eliminating traditional walk-on spots, the math for the Class of 2027 is shifting drastically. From an evaluation standpoint, how is this tighter cap changing how programs view high school prospects versus the transfer portal?

​I have a question regarding the format of that exposure. Up to this point in the spring, a lot of the events have been unpadded showcases. They heavily prioritize raw athletic testing, verified metrics, and t-shirt-and-shorts 1-on-1s where speed and get-off have a massive advantage because there's no real heavy contact. ​Now that June is here, college coaches are heavily pushing these on-campus, padded prospect camps. ​For the linemen in this group, what are the biggest differences in how college coaching staffs evaluate an interior player once the shoulder pads and helmets actually come on? When you are dealing with full-contact what adjustments do we need to make to our preparation and mindset so we can dominate a padded college camp and leave with an offer?

How do you balance top-tier D2 powerhouses that are treating you like a priority number-one target right now against FBS programs that are playing the waiting game? Is it smarter to pull the trigger and run with the staff that is all-in on you from day one, or do you hold out into the summer to see how the D1 boards shake out after camp season?

Hello everyone and welcome to the Reamon Recruiting Academy. I am excited to be a part of this group. My name is Coach Brett Guminsky. I am the Head Football Coach at Madonna University which is a 4 year NAIA institution in Livonia, Michigan. I have either coached or played at every level from FBS-D3 and in the NAIA. Rather than listing all the schools I’ve been at, I’ve included a graphic below. I coached with Coach Reamon back at Christopher Newport University in 2017 where he was our recruiting coordinator. He has a wealth of knowledge and a very impressive resume in regard to talent evaluation and the process of talent acquisition from the college level and NFL ranks. I have also gotten to know Coach West who is phenomenal at understanding how to get prospective student-athletes to the next level and has first hand experience helping families navigate the recruiting process. A few things I’d like to highlight for all the prospects and parents in this group. I believe the recruiting process comes down to evaluation, exposure, timing and opportunity. Evaluation/exposure - What I would be doing as a prospect and parent is figuring out what the accurate current evaluation is, finding out what you can do to heighten that evaluation, and then deciding how to get yourself some exposure. Timing/Opportunity - In modern college football, situations are drastically changing on both ends. What I mean by this is institutional needs are constantly in flux due to the portal, commitments, flips, coaching changes and so much in between. Prospects situations are also constantly changing in reaction to the college market. I’ve seen prospects go from zero offers to now they have FCS offers and on the flip side go from FBS offers to now hoping they can get on with a D2/NAIA/D3. This is a phenomenal platform with Coach Reamon and Coach West. I look forward to witnessing this group provide a lot of prospects with invaluable information and insight.