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Rubio Long Snapping Lessons Weekend of March 12 -13

March 9, 2016 By rlswpadmin

Left: Rubio Long Snapping Senior Instructor, Casey Hales, holds lessons on the west coast.

As you know, Rubio Long Snapping has staff members all over the country running lessons. The objective is to get Long Snappers ready for upcoming Rubio Long Snapping camps. They teach the Rubio way by getting Long Snappers ready mentally as well as physically while still having fun.

With several upcoming Spring camps and our National Vegas event happening in May (VEGAS XXVIII) now is the time to utilize the instructors in your area. To find out more about upcoming events click HERE.

Here is what you can expect to see every WEDNESDAY!

For more detailed information on lessons, please contact Samantha@RubioLongSnapping.com

Arkansas (Ryan Eustace will be available by appointment in the Jonesboro area)
California – Bay Area (Casey Hales will be holding lessons)
California – Laguna Hills area (Matt Wigley will be holding private lessons on Saturday from 8am – 12 and a group session at 12:30-1:30pm)
California – Santa Monica area (Jason Bertoni will be holding group lessons on Saturday from 9am – 11am)
California – San Diego area (Drew Ferris will be available by appointment)
Florida (Ryan Farr will be available by appointment in the Gainesville area)
Illinois (Nolan Owen will be running sessions in the St. Charles area on
- Wednesday, yes tonight, from 7-8pm for solo and 8-10pm for group
- Friday from 6-7pm & 9-10pm for solo and 7-9pm for group
- Sunday from 1-2:00pm, 4-5:00pm & 7-8:00pm for solo and 11:00am-1:00pm, 2:00-4:00pm & 5:00-7:00pm for groups.
- Monday from 7-8pm, 8-9pm, and 9-10pm for solo
Indiana (Josh Appel will be available by appointment in the Terre Haute area)
Louisiana (Blake Ferguson is available by appointment in the Baton Rouge area)
Maryland (Matt Fortin will be available by appointment in the D.C. area)
Missouri (Nick Monaghan will be available by appointment in the Columbia area)
New Mexico (Steven Romero will be available by appointment in the Albuquerque area)
South Carolina (Danny LaMontagne will be available by appointment in the Greenville area)
Tennessee (Derrick Lopez will be available by appointment)
Texas – Houston area (Chris Roberson & Kevin Ballinger will be available by appointment)
Utah (Matt Foley will be available by appointment in the Provo area)
Virginia (Matt Fortin will be available by appointment in the D.C. area)

*All of the gentlemen listed are Rubio Long Snapping Senior Instructors or Staff Members.

For more detailed information on lessons, please contact Samantha@RubioLongSnapping.com

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Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world. Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 12 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 300 Long Snappers earning FULL SCHOLARSHIPS to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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Rubio Long Snapping Lessons Weekend of March 5th-6th

March 2, 2016 By rlswpadmin

(Back): Rubio Long Snapping Instructor, Jason Bertoni, leads a Sunday session in CA.

Here is what you can expect to see every WEDNESDAY!

For more detailed information on lessons, please contact Samantha@RubioLongSnapping.com

Arkansas (Ryan Eustace will be available by appointment in the Jonesboro area)
California – Laguna Hills area (Matt Wigley will be holding private lessons on Saturday from 8am – 12 and a group session at 12:30-1:30pm)
California – Santa Monica area (Jason Bertoni will be holding group lessons on Saturday from 9am – 11am)
Florida (Ryan Farr will be available by appointment in the Gainesville area)
Georgia – Atlanta area (Jeff Abraham will be holding group sessions and will also be available for private lessons)
Illinois (Nolan Owen will be running sessions in the St. Charles area on
- Wednesday, yes tonight, from 7-8pm for solo and 8-10pm for group
- Friday from 6-7pm & 9-10pm for solo and 7-9pm for group
- Sunday from 1-2:00pm, 4-5:00pm & 7-8:00pm for solo and 11:00am-1:00pm, 2:00-4:00pm & 5:00-7:00pm for groups.
- Monday from 7-8pm, 8-9pm, and 9-10pm for solo
Indiana (Josh Appel will be available by appointment in the Terre Haute area)
Louisiana (Blake Ferguson is available by appointment in the Baton Rouge area)
Maryland (Matt Fortin will be available by appointment in the D.C. area)
Missouri (Nick Monaghan will be available by appointment in the Columbia area)
New Mexico (Steven Romero will be available by appointment in the Albuquerque area)
North Carolina (Tyler Griffiths will be holding lessons Saturday starting at 10am)(Casey Hales will be holding lessons in Charlotte this weekend)
South Carolina (Danny LaMontagne will be available by appointment in the Greenville area)
Tennessee (Derrick Lopez will be available by appointment)
Texas – Houston area (Chris Roberson & Kevin Ballinger will be available by appointment)
Utah (Matt Foley will be available by appointment in the Provo area)
Virginia (Matt Fortin will be available by appointment in the D.C. area)

*All of the gentlemen listed are Rubio Long Snapping Senior Instructors or Staff Members.

For more detailed information on lessons, please contact Samantha@RubioLongSnapping.com

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Filed Under: Article Archives, Deep Snapper, Long Snapper Tagged With: Albuquerque, Arkansas, Atlanta, Baton Rouge, Bay Area, Blake Ferguson, California, Casey Hales, Chris Roberson, Dallas Fort Worth, Danny Lamontagne, Derrick Lopez, Exposure, Florida, Georgia, Greenville, Houston, Illinois, Indiana, Jason Bertoni, Jeff Abraham, John Finch, Jonesboro, Josh Appel, Kevin Ballinger, Laguna Hills, Lessons, Louisiana, Maryland, Matt FOley, Matt Fortin, Matt Wigley, Missouri, New Mexico, Nick Monaghan Columbia, Nolan Owen, North Carolina, Provo, Rubio long snapping, Ryan Eustace, Ryan Farr, Santa Monica, South Carolina, Steven Romero, Tennessee, Terre Haute, Texas, training, Tyler Griffiths, Utah, Virginia, Washington D.C.

Rubio Long Snapping Lessons Weekend of February 27-28

February 24, 2016 By rlswpadmin

Center: Rubio Long Snapping Instructor, John Finch, holds lessons in the South.

As you know, Rubio Long Snapping has staff members all over the country running
lessons. The objective is to get Long Snappers ready for upcoming Rubio Long Snapping camps. They teach the Rubio way by getting Long Snappers ready mentally as well as physically while still having fun.

Here is what you can expect to see every WEDNESDAY!

For more detailed information on lessons, please contact Samantha@RubioLongSnapping.com

Arkansas (Ryan Eustace will be available by appointment in the Jonesboro area)
California – Bay Area (Casey Hales will be holding lessons)
California – Laguna Hills area (Matt Wigley will be holding private lessons on Saturday from 8am – 12 and a group session at 12:30-1:30pm)
California – Santa Monica area (Jason Bertoni will be holding group lessons on Sunday from 9am – 11am)
Florida (Ryan Farr will be available by appointment in the Gainesville area)
Georgia – Atlanta area (Jeff Abraham will be holding group sessions and will also be available for private lessons)(Harrison Elliott will be available upon request)
Illinois (Nolan Owen will be running sessions in the St. Charles area on
- Wednesday, yes tonight, from 7-8pm for solo and 8-10pm for group
- Friday from 6-7pm & 9-10pm for solo and 7-9pm for group
- Sunday from 1-2:00pm, 4-5:00pm & 7-8:00pm for solo and 11:00am-1:00pm, 2:00-4:00pm & 5:00-7:00pm for groups.
- Monday from 7-8pm, 8-9pm, and 9-10pm for solo
Indiana (Josh Appel will be available by appointment in the Terre Haute area)
Louisiana (Blake Ferguson is available by appointment in the Baton Rouge area)
Maryland (Matt Fortin will be available by appointment in the D.C. area)
Missouri (Nick Monaghan will be available by appointment in the Columbia area)
New Jersey (Alan Lucy will be available upon request)
New Mexico (Steven Romero will be available by appointment in the Albuquerque area)
North Carolina (Tyler Griffiths will be holding lessons Saturday starting at 10am)
South Carolina (Danny LaMontagne will be available by appointment in the Greenville area)
Tennessee (Derrick Lopez will be available by appointment)
Texas – Houston area (Chris Roberson & Kevin Ballinger will be available by appointment)
Utah (Matt Foley will be available by appointment in the Provo area)
Virginia (Matt Fortin will be available by appointment in the D.C. area)

*All of the gentlemen listed are Rubio Long Snapping Senior Instructors or Staff Members.

For more detailed information on lessons, please contact Samantha@RubioLongSnapping.com

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Rubio Long Snapping Lessons Weekend of February 20 – 21

February 17, 2016 By rlswpadmin

(Center): Rubio Long Snapping Instructor, Jeff Abraham, leads lessons in the South.

As you know, Rubio Long Snapping has staff members all over the country running
lessons. The objective is to get Long Snappers ready for upcoming Rubio Long Snapping camps. They teach the Rubio way by getting Long Snappers ready mentally as well as physically while still having fun.

Here is what you can expect to see every WEDNESDAY!

For more detailed information on lessons, please contact Samantha@RubioLongSnapping.com

Arkansas (Ryan Eustace will be available by appointment in the Jonesboro area)
California – Bay Area (Casey Hales will be holding lessons)
California – Laguna Hills area (Matt Wigley will be holding private lessons on Saturday from 3 – 7pm and a group session at 7pm)
California – Santa Monica area (Jason Bertoni will be holding group lessons on Sunday from 9am – 11am)
Florida (Ryan Farr will be available by appointment in the Gainesville area)
Georgia – Atlanta area (Jeff Abraham will be holding group sessions and will also be available for private lessons)(Harrison Elliott will be available upon request)
Illinois (Nolan Owen will be running sessions in the St. Charles area on
- Wednesday, yes tonight, from 7-8pm for solo and 8-10pm for group
- Friday from 6-7pm & 9-10pm for solo and 7-9pm for group
- Sunday from 1-2:00pm, 4-5:00pm & 7-8:00pm for solo and 11:00am-1:00pm, 2:00-4:00pm & 5:00-7:00pm for groups.
- Monday from 7-8pm, 8-9pm, and 9-10pm for solo
Indiana (Josh Appel will be available by appointment in the Terre Haute area)
Maryland (Matt Fortin will be available by appointment in the D.C. area)
Missouri (Nick Monaghan will be available by appointment in the Columbia area)
Nevada (Matt Wigley will be holding private lessons on Sunday from 9am – 7pm in Las Vegas)
New Jersey (Alan Lucy will be available upon request)
New Mexico (Steven Romero will be available by appointment in the Albuquerque area)
North Carolina (Tyler Griffiths will be available by appointment)
South Carolina (Danny LaMontagne will be available by appointment in the Greenville area)
Tennessee (Derrick Lopez will be available by appointment)
Texas – Dallas/Fort Worth area (John Finch will be holding group lessons Sunday)
Texas – Houston area (Chris Roberson & Kevin Ballinger will be available by appointment)
Utah (Matt Foley will be available by appointment in the Provo area)
Virginia (Matt Fortin will be available by appointment in the D.C. area)

*All of the gentlemen listed are Rubio Long Snapping Senior Instructors or Staff Members.

For more detailed information on lessons, please contact Samantha@RubioLongSnapping.com

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Filed Under: Article Archives, Long Snapper, Uncategorized Tagged With: Alan Lucy, Albuquerque, Arkansas, Atlanta, Bay Area, California, Casey Hales, Chris Roberson, Dallas Fort Worth, Danny Lamontagne, Derrick Lopez, Drew Ferris, Exposure, Florida, Georgia, Greenville, Harrison Elliott, Houston, Illinois, Indiana, Jason Bertoni, Jeff Abraham, John Finch, Jonesboro, Josh Appel, Kevin Ballinger, Laguna Hills, Las Vegas, Lessons, Maryland, Matt FOley, Matt Fortin, Matt Wigley, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nick Monaghan Columbia, Nolan Owen, North Carolina, Provo, Rubio long snapping, Ryan Eustace, Ryan Farr, San Diego, Santa Monica, South Carolina, Steven Romero, Tennessee, Terre Haute, Texas, training, Tyler Griffiths, Utah, Virginia, Washington D.C.

Rubio Long Snapping Lessons Weekend of January 30-31

January 27, 2016 By rlswpadmin

RLS Staff Member, Jason Bertoni, leading group sessions on the West Coast. #TeamRubio

Rubio Long Snapping Staff Member, Jason Bertoni, leading groups sessions on the West Coast. #TeamRubio

As you know, Rubio Long Snapping has staff members all over the country running
lessons. The objective is to get Long Snappers ready for upcoming Rubio Long Snapping camps. They teach the Rubio way by getting Long Snappers ready mentally as well as physically while still having fun.

Here is what you can expect to see every WEDNESDAY!

For more detailed information on lessons, please contact Samantha@RubioLongSnapping.com

Arkansas (Ryan Eustace will be available by appointment in the Jonesboro area)
California – Laguna Hills Area (Matt Wigley will be holding lessons on Saturday & Sunday)
California- San Diego Area (Drew Ferris will be available by appointment)
California – San Francisco Area ( Casey Hales will be running lessons on Saturday and Sunday from 8-10am & 10-12pm with weekday sessions available upon request)
California – Santa Monica Area (Jason Bertoni will be holding a session Sunday from 9-11am with private lessons available upon request)
Georgia (Jeff Abraham will be holding a group session from 9am-10:15am on Saturday. He will also be available for private lessons Saturday)
Illinois (Nolan Owen, will be running sessions in the St. Charles area on
- Wednesday, yes tonight, from 7-8pm for solo and 8-10pm for groups
- Friday from 6-7pm & 9-10pm for solo and 7-9pm for groups
- Sunday from 10:30-11:30am, 1:30-2:30pm & 2:30-3:30pm for solo and 11:30am-1:30pm & 3:30-5:30pm for groups.
- Monday from 7-8pm, 8-9pm, and 9-10pm for solo.
Indiana (Josh Appel will be available by appointment in the Terre Haute area)
New Mexico (Steven Romero will be available by appointment in the Albuquerque area)
North Carolina (Danny LaMontagne will be available by appointment in the northern part of the state)
Texas (Chris Roberson will be available by appointment in the Houston area)
Utah (Matt Foley will be available by appointment in the central & northern area of the state)

*All of the gentlemen listed are Rubio Long Snapping Senior Instructors or Staff Members.

For more detailed information on lessons, please contact Samantha@RubioLongSnapping.com

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Filed Under: Article Archives, Long Snapper, Motivation, Uncategorized Tagged With: Casey Hales, Chris Roberson, Danny Lamontagne, Drew Ferris, Exposure, Jason Bertoni, Jeff Abraham, Josh Appel, Matt FOley, Matt Wigley, Nolan Owen, RLS, Rubio long snapping, Ryan Eustace, Staff Member, Steven Romero, TEAM RUBIO, training

Why Rubio Long Snapping?

April 10, 2015 By Rubio

EXPOSURE – Rubio Long Snapping has been featured in Sports Illustrated, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Deadspin, The Los Angeles Times, Good Morning America, Phil Steele Magazine and countless others. No one can even come close to giving you the exposure that Rubio Long Snapping can give a Long Snapper.

RESULTS – Rubio Long Snapping has the absolute most, and it’s not even close, Long Snappers go off to college, and the NFL, year in and year out. For the class of 2015 ALONE, Rubio Long Snapping has had over 110 Long Snappers commit to playing at the next level. College coaches go off my rankings for a couple of reasons: I teach the proper way, I see the most Long Snappers, I am brutally honest with my rankings. It is a simple formula that leads to Rubio Long Snappers getting the most scholarships and preferred walk-on positions every single year.

TRAINING – Rubio Long Snapping has official Rubio Staff Members in Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Indiana, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah and Washington. These are all instructors that have been PERSONALLY taught from Rubio. These are not just people I have hired to represent me. Only a select few have the right to call themselves a certified Rubio Long Snapping instructor.

FAMILY – Rubio Long Snapping is not just a company, it’s a family. With the hashtags #TeamRubio and #RubioFamily going strong, Rubio Long Snapping has brought families together from across the country and made the Long Snapping community what it is today. Please, check testimonials and see what families all over the USA have to say. You will not be disappointed and truly understand what it means to be a part of the Rubio Long Snapping family.

PERSONALIZATION – Rubio Long Snapping is run by, well, Rubio. Rubio controls all aspects of it. Every. Single. Thing. From the Twitter feed, to the blog, to Instagram, to Linkedin, to Facebook, to Pinterest, to the YouTube Channel, it is all run by Rubio. Therefore, it is not stagnant. It is not computer controlled. It is real and it is always evolving.

VALUE – Rubio Long Snapping offers instruction, evaluation, video review, recruiting seminars and YouTube filming at all camps. Plus, each Long Snapper receives a profile page at no extra charge. Not to mention the fact that Rubio Long Snapping is the number one resource for coaches in the country for Long Snappers. There is no other option.

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Filed Under: Article Archives, Coaches, Deep Snapper, Featured Posts, Long Snapper, Maturity, Motivation, YouTube Tagged With: Exposure, Family, LongSnapper, LongSnapping, results, Rubio Long Snapping Camp, training

Rubio Long Snapper Commits to McNeese St of Full Scholarship

December 3, 2014 By Rubio

Rubio Long Snapper Grant Merka (TX, ’15) has picked up an offer from McNeese St and has committed!

Merka is an excellent Long Snapper with tremendous form that moves well on his feet and delivers a crisp, clean ball.

Merka sent me this message this morning, “I just wanted to thank you for everything you have done the past three years to make me the long snapper I am today. Coach _______ from McNeese saw me on your website about 6 months ago. I couldn’t have done it without your exposure, thank you once again!”

Congratulations to him and his family!

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Filed Under: Article Archives, College, Deep Snapper, High School, Long Snapper, Motivation, Recruiting Tagged With: Chris Rubio, Exposure, Grant Merka, LongSnapper, LongSnapping, McNeese St, Rubio Long Snapper, Rubio long snapping, Scholarship, Texas Long Snapping camp

8 Things Every Parent Can do to Help with Recruiting

October 9, 2014 By Rubio

Follow these easy steps to make your son and/or daughter a more recruitable athlete…

Do NOT overstep your bounds. If I have said it once, I have said it a hundred times….the coach will be recruiting your son and/or daughter, NOT you.
Be very supportive of your son and/or daughter. I know they are going through their teenage years and this one can be tough, but remember, you were once a teenager (even if they don’t acknowledge) and times can be tough.
Make sure your son and/or daughter will actually have a chance to go to college. There are tons of hoops to jump through nowadays, and you want to make sure your child has them all covered.
Create a nice, clean highlight tape that is available on YouTube. Remember, you do NOT have to be an award winning director to create a great video.
Review possible questions that a coach might ask your son and/or daughter. Role play if you will. Make sure your child speaks clearly, slowly and is looking you in the eyes.
Do research on schools and try as hard as you can to take some trips to the schools on NON sports days. Sure, every school looks amazing on game day, but that is not reality. It will only look like that about six weekends per year. Go to the campus on a Tuesday, see what is really like. Go during different seasons so you can truthfully understand the different weather the area might have.
Be sure your son is getting the right type of exposure from the right people. Just because someone tells you something, doesn’t mean it is true. Ask around, ask other parents. Do your homework.
Allow your kid to be on social media, but make sure they know you are monitoring them. Nothing personal to the athletes, but they are young and they are dumb (sorry, it’s true and the reason I know it’s true is because every single adult was also, you guessed it, young AND dumb once as well) and they will make mistakes. The only difference is that when an adult used to be young and dumb, only the people that saw them do something ignorant knew about it. Now, with the onslaught of social media, the world can know about it in less than a second. Even saying that, there are so many benefits to social media for them to be off of it (one of the first questions a coach will ask me, “is the kid on Facebook? Have him friend me so I can contact him”).

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Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the biggest and best resource for Long Snappers in the country. Rubio has been featured in the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the USA Today, Deadspin and countless other publications.

Offering the best instruction and most exposure in the world, Rubio Long Snapping can help you to become the best snapper you can be!

In just 15 years, Chris Rubio, President and Owner of Rubio Long Snapping, has become the #1 Long Snapping instructor in the country and the go-to man when a college coach needs a Long Snapper. Colleges from across the country rely on “Rubio’s” word day in and day out on who the best Long Snappers are in the country. Rubio Long Snapping has assisted in over 1,000 Long Snappers earning full scholarships and preferred walk-on opportunities to major colleges and universities just for Long Snapping and many into the NFL as well.

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Filed Under: Admissions, Article Archives, Coaches, College, Long Snapper, Maturity, Parenting, Recruiting, S.A.T., Twitter, YouTube Tagged With: Coach, coaches, college, Exposure, Facebook, highlight film, highlight tape, long snapper, Parents, recruiting, Recrutiing, Rubio long snapping, Social Media, Twitter, YouTube

Rubio Long Snapping In The News (Continuously Updated)

March 13, 2014 By Rubio

Here are articles that mention Rubio Long Snapping specifically. You want exposure, go through RubioLongSnapping.com

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Nate Adams and his commitment to Maryland

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Alan Lucy and his commitment to Rutgers on scholarship

Click HERE to read a story about Phil Steele All-American and Rubio Long Snapper Scott Thompson of NC State

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Wyatt Smith and his scholarship

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Drew Howell at Oregon

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Aaron Golub

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Blake Ferguson and LSU

Click HERE to read a story on Rubio in the New York Times!

Click HERE to read a story on Rubio Long Snappers Kelly Mason and Seth Combs

Click HERE to read a story on Rubio Long Snapper Chris Fitzpatrick of Northwestern

Click HERE to read a story on Rubio Long Snapper Bryce Haynes of Ohio St.

Click HERE to read a story on Rubio Long Snapper Zach Wade committing to Auburn

Click HERE to read a story on Rubio Long Snapper Hunter Varga

Click HERE to read a Scout.com story on the spring Texas camp

Click HERE to read a story on Rubio Long Snapper Dallas Noriega

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Bobby Daggett

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Jerred Sonneborn

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Adonis Smith

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Cole Mazza

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Jerred Sonneborn

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Cole Mazza

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Drew Ferris of the Florida Gators

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Chase McIntyre and his commitment to Appalachian St.

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Jeff Overbaugh of San Diego St.

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Evan Jacobsen of New Mexico

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Jeff Overbaugh of San Diego St

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Patrick Greene of the Utah Utes

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Aaron Brewer of the Denver Broncos

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Jacob Hummel (CA, ’13)

Click HERE to read a story on the Nike Fall Camp in NC

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Ryan Parris (AL, ’15)

Click HERE to read a story on Rubio Long Snapper Tommy Sullivan (IL, 2014)

Click HERE to read a Scout.com story on the Nike Fall Camp in IL

Click HERE to read a Scout.com story on Rubio Long Snapper Gabe Miller and his visit to Nebraska

Click HERE to read a story on Rubio Long Snapper Emmett Odegard (CT, ’13)

Click HERE to read a Scout.com story on the Nike Fall Camp in CA

Click HERE to read and watch a story about Rubio Long Snappers Jeff Palmer & Drew Howell of the Oregon Ducks

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Jerred Sonneborn

Click HERE to read a Scout.com article on a couple Rubio Long Snappers

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Taybor Pepper of Michigan St.

Click HERE to read a Rivals.com article on Rubio Long Snapper Reid Ferguson of LSU

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Gabriel Miller discussing Nebraska

Click HERE to read a Los Angeles Times article on many Rubio Long Snappers

Click HERE to read a Scout.com article on the Rubio Long Snapping camp in IL

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Justin Drescher of the New Orleans Saints

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Reid Ferguson of LSU

Click HERE to watch a video form Scout.com on Rubio Long Snapper Gabriel Miller

Click HERE to watch a video from Scout.com on Rubio Long Snapper Scott Sypniewski

Click HERE to read a Scout.com review of the Rubio Long Snapping camp in IL

Click HERE to listen to an interview podcast on Rubio Long Snapping from The Football Coaching Podcast

Click HERE to read a SouthBendTribune article on Rubio Long Snapper Gabriel Miller and Nebraska

Click HERE to watch a TV interview on Rubio Long Snapper Gabriel Miller

Click HERE to read a Scout.com article on Rubio Long Snapper Mike Lizanich committing to Tulane on scholarship

Click HERE to LISTEN to a radio interview with Rubio Long Snapper Cole Mazza

Click HERE to read a BleacherReport.com article on Rubio Long Snapper Gabriel Miller committing to Nebraska

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Gabriel Miller committing to Nebraska

Click HERE to read a CBSsports.com article on Rubio Long Snapper Cole Mazza

Click HERE to read an ESPN story on Rubio Long Snapper Adonis Smith

Click HERE to read an AI.com article on Rubio Long Snapper Cole Mazza committing to Alabama

Click HERE to read a BleacherReport.com article on Rubio Long Snapper Cole Mazza committing to Alabama

Click HERE to read a CBSsports.com article on Rubio Long Snapper Scott Sypniewski committing to Michigan

Click HERE to read a LongSnap.com article on Rubio Long Snapper Cole Mazza

Click HERE to read an article on Rubio Long Snapper Scott Sypniewski committing to Michigan

Click HERE to read a Scout.com article on Rubio Long Snapper Cole Mazza being offered by Alabama

Click HERE to read a Rivals.com article on the increase of scholarships for Long Snappers.

Click HERE to read a Scout.com article on the Nike Spring camp in GA

Click HERE to read Scout.com article on the Nike Spring Camp in NC

Click HERE to read a Scout.com article on Rubio Long Snapper Cole Mazza and his decision

Click HERE to read a Scout.com article on the Nike Spring Camp in IL

Click HERE to read a Scout.com article on the Nike Spring Camp in TX

Click HERE to read a Rivals.com article about Rubio Long Snapper Jeff Overbaugh and his full ride offer to SDSU

Click HERE to read a Bakersfield paper story on Rubio Long Snapper Cole Mazza receiving his offer

Click HERE to read a Scout.com story on Rubio Long Snapper Cole Mazza picking up an offer his junior year!

Click HERE to read a story on Rubio Long Snapper Taybor Pepper committing to Michigan

Click HERE to read a Rivals.com story about Rubio Long Snapper Taybor Pepper and Michigan

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Taybor Pepper committing to Michigan

Click HERE to read a Scout.com story on the 10th Annual National Snapping Event in Las Vegas

Click HERE to read an ESPN story on Rubio Long Snapper, Chris Rubio Award Winner and Notre Dame Commit Scott Daly

Click HERE to read a Chicago Tribune story on Rubio Long Snapper, Chris Rubio Award winner & Notre Dame Commit Scott Daly

Click HERE to read an Los Angeles Times article about Rubio Long Snapper & TOP 12er Chase Dominguez

Click HERE to read a Rivals.com article about Rubio Long Snapper Jeff Overbaugh and the other specialists at San Diego St

Click HERE to read a Rivals.com article on Rubio Long Snapper Jeff Overbaugh committing to San Diego St on full ride

Click HERE to read an article about Rubio Long Snapper and TOP 12er Kameron Canaday and his scholarship

Click HERE to read a Scout.com story on Rubio Long Snapper and TOP 12er Scott Daly, his mom and Notre Dame

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper and TOP 12er Reid Ferguson heading to LSU

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Zach Koepp of Washington State

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper and TOP 12er Trent Frix committing to Air Force!

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Scott Daly winning the Long Snapper of Year Award

Click HERE to read a story about Rubio Long Snapper Brendan Lopez of Washington Huskies heading to dental school!!!

Click HERE to read a story about the dominance of Rubio Long Snappers in the state of GA.

Click HERE to read a Rivals.com article about Rubio Long Snapper and TOP 12er Reid Ferguson

Click HERE to read an interview with Michigan St Head Coach about how solid Rubio Long Snapper Matt Giampapa has been

Click HERE to read a Rivals.com article (subscription) on Rubio Long Snapper and TOP 12er Taybor Pepper

Click HERE to read a Scout.com article (subscription) on Rubio Long Snapper and TOP 12er Taybor Pepper

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RECAP: 11th Annual National Snapping Spring Event in Las Vegas

May 29, 2013 By Rubio

On May 4-5, 2013 well over 100 Long Snappers from around the globe came out to Las Vegas to participate in the 11th Annual National Snapping Spring Event in Las Vegas sponsored by Nike. The talent was excellent and so were the conditions. The staff was overflowing with one staff member per three Long Snappers so everyone was able to get the full experience throughout the weekend. Day one of the Event was all about instruction and many Long Snappers stood out immediately to make a name for themselves.

After it was all said and done, the winner of the camp was CJ Keller (2014, AZ). CJ handles pressure as well as anyone in the country, was snapping bullets all day and is very, very accurate and consistent. Kid is a machine and outlasted the rest of the competitors to take home the title!

Winner of the 11th Annual National Snapping Spring Event: CJ KELLER!

The 12 finalists that earned their spot through their RSI score on the Target were: Nate Adams (AZ), Wyatt “Tucker” Smith (MS), RC Brunstetter (NC), Jordan Frese (TX), Tanner Carew (CA), Justin Garza (CA), Jake Knight (MI), CJ Keller (AZ), Bryan Scanlan (IL), Blake Ferguson (GA), Jordan Ober (NV) and Chris Nieto (CA).

The Finalists from the Spring Event

Here are some of the top performers, by graduating class, from the weekend…

2013/JC

Andrew MacLean was dominant all weekend in Vegas!

Andrew MacLean was outstanding all weekend. He is built extremely well and snapping with a ton of confidence. This big Canadian has made quite a name for himself.
Jason Diffee was out in Vegas to get fine-tuned before heading off to Eastern Washington on scholarship. He did not disappoint.
Cody Block was smooth and is built well. Moves very smooth on his feet and is consistent with his snaps.

2014

Tanner Carew was dominant all weekend in Vegas.

Tanner Carew was off the charts all weekend and has taken the top spot in his class. Snaps absolute rockets, built like an athlete and has a tremendous attitude. Tell him what to do and just consider it done. TONS of upside on this already tremendous Long Snapper.
Alan Lucy continues his dominance by snapping well and really doing a great job in transforming his body into a D1 athlete.
Wyatt “Tucker” Smith is easily the top JC Long Snapper in the country. Built like a college tight end and snaps fire back to the punter.
Nate Adams has an amazing frame, a smooth snap and is very consistent. Love the way he moves and has a nice, smooth snap back to the punter and holder.
Casey Wilson is easily the smoothest Long Snapper in the country and will be purely dominant once he locks down his blocking.
Patrick Freeze is big, strong and snapping with a lot of confidence.
Curtis Billen easily snaps in the .6s and has a solid frame.
Jordan Frese is the top Long Snapper in TX and showed it all weekend. Great improvement.
Chris Nieto is built extremely long and athletic with a ton of upside. Could end up dominating his class.
Adam Vaught is massive and is snapping with power. The angrier he is is, the better he snaps.
Garrett Frum is working like a mad men and continues to improve daily.
Justin Garza was on fire all weekend. Intense Long Snapper that showed a ton of potential.
Seth Combs was snapping rockets all weekend and looked great all around.
Mitchell Hardy is big and snapping with great confidence. Tremendous attitude.
Nate Hawkins is very smooth and accurate with his Long Snapping. The more aggressive he gets, the better he will be.
Joel Baldwin has a nice long frame and a very smooth snap.
JC Everett is extremely coachable and strong. Always improving.
Christian Samarzich has a good body and is locking down his spiral. Solid all around Long Snapper.
Tommy Sullivan just continues to impress me with how he is turning his body and snapping around for greatness.
John Morrison is not the biggest man in the world but was snapping like he was. Smart Long Snapper that snaps hard.
Joe Lang has a great frame and always improves. Excellent attitude. Bright future.

2015

Blake Ferguson was dominant all weekend in Vegas!

Blake Ferguson left no doubt he was the best Long Snapper in his class. When he is on, he is easily a college level Long Snapper NOW!
AJ Carty is built like a college Long Snapper and he is only a sophomore. Sky is the limit for him.
George Madden snaps rockets and as soon as he locks down the spiral, he will dominate
Tyler Douglas is built extremely well and is snapping hard. Keep an eye on him.
Ben Makowski is snapping with a lot of confidence and built thick.
Ryan Simmons is just a machine that keeps getting better. Smart.
Jake Knight is long, lean and has tons of upside.
Tyler Griffiths did well with his strong body and quick hands. Lots and lots of potential.
Harrison Goebel was impressive to say the least. Built very well. Lots of upside.
Jordan Ober was impressive out in Vegas. Built long and has great consistency.
Grant Gluhaich might have been the most improved Long Snapper over the weekend. If he keeps growing, he will crush all.
Darren Diffee handles pressure well and is very accurate.

2016

John Shannon was phenomenal all weekend in Vegas. At times, can snap in the .6s already! Great frame. Needless to say, keep a very close eye on him.
Johnny Den Bleyker did very well out in Vegas. Moves well on his feet and is very athletic. Great attitude.
Damon Johnson looked good with his form and was snapping the ball well. The more comfortable he gets with his ability, the better he will be.
Donald Reiter was impressive out in Vegas. He snaps a tight ball and shows waves of brilliance with his speed on the ball.
Conner Kirkegaard continues to be a solid Long Snapper with great speed. The more consistent he gets, the better he will be.
Grant Crum stood out with his continued performance all weekend. Could be the sleeper of his class.

Rubio Long Snapping will kick off it’s summer tour with camps in TX on June 9, the TOP 12 and EVENT ELITE camp on June 21-23, the Underclassmen Invite Event on June 29-30, CA on July 11, NC on July 15, GA on July 17, the College Camp on July 19-21, MA on July 25, IL on July 27 and CA on July 29.

Rubio will also be running college specialists camps for LSU, Texas A&M, Alabama, UCLA, Oregon and Washington as well. All information can be found on RubioLongSnapping.com

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How to get Exposure as a High School Athlete

October 15, 2012 By Rubio

One of the most common questions I receive is “Rubio, how can I get exposure to the college coaches?” Great question that is easily answered once and for all here….

1. Get yourself to a reputable camp that actually has connections to the colleges.

It is very easy to make a nice looking website and claim things on the website. The problem is that many sites are simply smoke and mirrors with tons of claims and no actual facts. Do your homework, talk to coaches to see who they recommend, check testimonial pages and speak to others that have attended the camp to see if it is worth your time and, more importantly, your hard earned dollar. You should go to a camp because you know it will be good and worth it, not because it might be good and worth it.

2. Make sure your high school coach knows that you are serious about your position and getting to the next level.

Once you have decided that you will stop at nothing to make it to college, you must let your coach know. Tell them that you are going to camps, you work on your position year round and are wiling to do what ever it takes to make your dream a reality. This will impress the coach (as long as you are truly doing what you are saying) and make your name stick in his head when the colleges come knocking on his door. Please note: take your coach’s advice on recruiting to a certain extent. This becomes an issue if a coach pushes someone too high. To clarify, unless your coach is VERY familiar with your particular position, take Long Snapper for instance, don’t rely on his word too much. What this means is that quite often a high school coach will tell a player “You are the best Long Snapper I have ever coached! You are definitely going to college for snapping!” This is fantastic if the coach has actually coached several college Long Snappers. If he hasn’t, you just might be the best of the worst and yet another reason you need to attend quality camps (see #1).

3. Always be in the right place at the right time.

Let’s say you have a top tier running back on your team and college coaches are always on campus to see if he passes the eye ball test at practice. You have essentially hit the jackpot. ANYTIME a college coach is at your practice, you need to MAKE SURE you just happen to showcase your talent in front of them. If you are a Long Snapper, you should just happen to be snapping 15 yard bullets so they can see you. If you are a lineman, you should be working on your stance and steps. Make them notice you. This is your chance, do not let it pass you by simply because you were shy. You don’t want any opportunity to pass you by.

4. Create a YouTube channel.

First of all, I like the YouTube channels over other film sharing services for a couple reasons. A) You don’t need an account to view a YouTube channel and B) YouTube is such a large company there is rarely issues with their server(s). The last thing you want is to send your coach a link and either he can’t access it, it is broken or takes way too long to load. With YouTube, you are relatively safe in these matters.

Creating a YouTube channel for yourself is very easy to do, save you tons of time in the long run and always will give you a base to send coaches to see you and your improvement. To make your own YouTube channel simply…

Go to YouTube. com

Click create a YouTube account. If you already have a gmail account, you can simply use that. If you are starting fresh with this process it literally takes one minute.

Once your account is created, there is blueish profile silhouette of a person in the upper right hand corner…click on it.

A drop down menu will appear….click on MY CHANNEL and then press OK, I’M READY TO CONTINUE

You will now see a very basic version of what your page will look like. You can fluff this up anyway you want and I would recommend a solid action shot of you in uniform to show how great you are in your sport right off the bat.

At the top, just to the left of your name, click on UPLOAD and let the games begin!

You should upload practice and game footage once a week during season and approximately once per month in the off-season. If you are below average at first, that is ok and, don’t erase those videos in the end. Leave them, it shows how much you have improved over time.

5. Associate yourself with a reputable recruiting service.

Similar to #1, there are tons of services out there that create flashy websites and claim tons of things when, in actuality, they just take your money and do nothing for you. You want to find a service that can be a one stop shop for you. They should be able to do research for you about coaches and ways to contact them, send out mass email blasts for you, create a page for you, create a video for you, and have it all go to the right people. If you are true D1 athlete, that is the direction they should send your information. If you are more of a D2-D3 athlete, the majority of your blasts should be sent in that direction. You don’t want to waste your’s or the coach’s time by sending them info if you are not at their level. (Please note: I have encountered many of these companies and one of the best I have seen is NCSA).

6. Create a Twitter account and Facebook page to keep in contact.

Most already have one, if not both, of the above mentioned social media monsters and they should. The NCAA has not banned college coaches from using them yet, so it is a loop hole that should be utilized. When you begin to make contact with coaches/recruiting coordinators, let them see your personality, keep your pages clean (yes, parents feel free to monitor them as well) and be sure to send them links to your newly created YouTube channel.

Follow these six steps and you should get all of the exposure you could ever imagine. Now, the ball is in your court to put all of the exposure you will be getting to good use.

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