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TOP 12 NAPLES FL 40 YARD DASH RESULTS

July 26, 2023 By Chastity Alexander

Here are the results of all Long Snappers running the 40 yard dash. Each Long Snapper was timed by three instructors and ran a minimum of two times.

The TOP 12 fastest were:

Marhsall Box
Tyson Trim
Nick Curry
Jack Florentine
Robby Belmarez
Jace Eastlick
Jacob Poff
Gunnar Yocum
Caleb Schlater
Keaton McNutt
Benjamin Blanton
Morrow Evans

Here are the 40 times for each long snapper:

Last, First	40 YRD AVG
Beal, Landon	5.18
Belmarez, Robby	4.99
Benjamin, Ryan	5.22
Blankenship, Caleb	5.16
Blanton, Benjamin	5.13
Box, Marshall	4.82
Boylan, Nathan	5.33
Browne, Thomas	5.16
Buckner, J.R.	5.80
Connelly, John	5.38
Curry, Nick	4.95
Dietz, Tate	5.40
Eastlick, Jace	4.99
Engstrand, Jaxon	5.17
Evans, Gray	5.27
Evans, Morrow	5.15
Fernandez, Jayden	5.61
Florentine, Jack	4.95
Gorby, Braeden Dean	5.58
Gunderson, Brock	–
Ingram, Charlie	–
Johnson, Bode	5.32
Koonce, Isaiah	5.65
Leonard, Bradford	5.53
Martinez, Jared	5.37
McNutt, Keaton	5.12
Mills, Grant	5.39
Molen, Broden	5.18
Nazworth, Brandon	5.40
Owen, Carter	5.31
Poff, Jacob	5.05
Riggs, Jake	5.32
Rubinoff, Wyatt	5.57
Schlater, Caleb	5.11
Sutton, Kellan	5.54
Thompson, Jax	5.29
Trim, Tyson	4.94
Vinci, Joseph	5.35
Walker, Cole	5.32
Weeks, Conor	5.93
Yocum, Gunnar	5.06

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 17 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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WA Spring Camp Results (April 30th, 2023)

May 2, 2023 By Rubio

Champion Jace Eastlick!

Rubio Long Snapping’s final stop of the spring tour was in Washington with a great camp overflowing with talent. Next stop for Rubio Long Snapping is VEGAS XLII on May 6-7th.

The finalists with the top RSIs were: Jace Eastlick, Brock Fleming, Darren Lewis, Owen Edwards, Ben Laurin, Edward Sisso.

The overall champion was Jace Eastlick (ID, 2024).

As you know, at every Rubio Long Snapping camp, the Long Snappers are tested to receive an RSI score. This is the most accurate and fair way to test a Long Snapper. Here are the RSI Scores from the WA Spring Camp….

Abendroth, Patrick	–
Bates, Nathan	–
Bunn, Garrett	–
Cantor, Wesley	9.57
Eastlick, Jace	32.14
Edwards, Owen	19.35
Fleming, Brock	24.49
Glasman, Easton	9.47
Gonzales, Lucas	9
Hamilton, Liam	17.05
Harman, Gunnar	–
Herbst, Jakob	3
Holland, Riggs	–
Hudnall, Jonas	3.13
Jacques, Owen	8.91
Landes, Bryce	6.67
Laurin, Ben	18
Lewis, Darren	23.3
Lientz, Gage	–
Matheny, Jax	8.57
Pestar, Joseph	13.39
Rainville, Ryan	10.59
Riley, Matthew	–
Sage, Braydyn	17.65
Sharp, Grady	2.68
Sisso, Edden	17.86
Smith, Kaesen	9.57
Waldon, Joseph	9.09
Witter, Charles “Chaz”	8.65
Wright, Justin	10.26
Weeks, Colby	9.78
Costanti, Joseph	17.24
Souter, Tacen	–
Carter, Luca	–

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Virtual Online Rankings

July 29, 2020 By Rubio

After countless requests, Rubio Long Snapping will be now be offering virtual rankings. Due to the lockdowns, camps and travel have been limited, so this will provide the perfect opportunity for any Long Snapper (you do not have to have attended a Rubio Long Snapping Camp) to get ranked from their own home.

Each time a Long Snapper completes a virtual ranking, they will be ranked (you can get ranked virtually once or fifteen times, it all depends on how many times you register for this service). If a Long Snapper is being reranked, their ranking will either stay the same or improve. A Long Snapper’s star ranking will NEVER go down. For example, if a Long Snapper is a 4 Star, he/she will never drop to a 3.5 Star. On that note, a Long Snapper can be jumped by another Long Snapper in the rankings. As more Long Snappers take advantage of this new virtual ranking option, the more difficult it will be to maintain your ranking.

REGISTER HERE

Here is how it will work:

First off, NEVER cut the tape…..EVER.
You will provide Rubio Long Snapping with two video links on your own time. You want to do it asap or in ten weeks, that is on you.
The first will be strictly Long Snapping, and the second will be athleticism.
You will upload your video to YouTube and send me the links. If you are “tech-y” enough to combine the Long Snapping Section and the Athleticism Section videos, that is beyond acceptable. Yes, I know there will be a cut in the video, but it will be the only one.
At the very beginning of the video, you will need to introduce yourself by saying the following “Your Name, State, Grad Year, Height, Weight, GPA.” Speak loud and be clear. Do NOT cut the tape if you mess up.
Right after your intro, please have whomever is assisting in your video get a tape measure out and measure you from the ground to the top of your head. Make sure the person is a good distance from you to see all of you when you are speaking and then zooms into the tape measure to see the numbers. After this is complete, you will go immediately into Snapping.
The video link can be private or public, that is completely up to you.
All videos will be uncut and unedited. All video needs to be continuous. Take your time, do not rush, and do NOT stop the video! If it takes some time to get the Long Snapper back and rested, that is perfectly fine. Take your time, do not rush and do NOT stop the film.
Do NOT worry about the length of the video. If there is down time on the video, I can simply fast-forward it.
These videos can be shot simply with a smartphone and, if you have one, I would highly recommend a tripod so the footage is not unstable.

PART #1 – Long Snapping Section
*You need to be on a lined football field.

SHORT SNAPS (15 Total Snaps):

1. The person catching the ball (the holder) will need to be seated exactly 7 ½ yards from the ball. The holder will spread their legs out, lift their knees, place their elbows inside their knees and reach out to where the ball will be snapped. This will ensure the holder can’t reach out for the ball and will allow the ball to come to them. This also allows me to be able to see the position of the laces.
2. The Long Snapper will snap eight consecutive balls. Please position the camera angle to show 8 yards from the front (4 from the left “A gap” and 4 from the right “A gap”). Take your time, do not rush, and do NOT stop the video.
  
  3. The Long Snapper will snap seven consecutive balls. Please position the camera angle directly above the holder’s head so that I can see the trajectory of the ball and see the laces when the ball hits the holder’s hands. Please make sure the Long Snapper is in the frame as well. Take your time, do not rush and do NOT stop the film.

PUNTS (26 total snaps):

The Long Snapper will snap ten consecutive balls for 15 yards. For this, the holder will back up to the punter’s position (15 yards from the Long Snapper). The holder will put their heels on the yard line that is 15 yards from the Long Snapper. Please position the camera angle from the front and a bit off the one side or the other. The sun should be BEHIND the camera in order to avoid glare. Basically, THIS is the angle I would like to see for the Long Snapper. Take your time, do not rush and do NOT stop the film.
After the original ten snaps, the Long Snapper will then snap three balls at 15 yards and block left, then snap three balls at 15 yards and block right.
When the Long Snapper is blocking, I would like the camera angle to be from the opposite side of his/her block so that I can see the ball hit the punter AND see the block. (i.e. if you’re blocking right, have the camera on the left. If you’re blocking left, have the camera on the right.) Remember, do NOT stop the film. If it takes some time to get the ball back, that is perfectly fine. Take your time, do not rush and do NOT stop the film.

SNAP & RELEASE:

The Long Snapper will snap a total of ten balls. The first eight snaps will be snapping to the punter/holder from 15 yards (remember, heels of the holder should be on the 15 yard marker). For the first 8 snaps, the Long Snapper will snap and release as quickly as possible. The release only needs to be approximately five yards. The camera can be on the either side in the front as long as the sun is behind the camera, and I can see the snap, the ball, the holder, and the release. The camera person will have to back up a bit in order to cover the full area. Moving the camera with the Long Snapper is fine AS LONG AS I can see the ball hitting the holder as well. Bottom line, I don’t want to see the Long Snapper releasing without actually seeing the snap. I need to see both. Remember, do NOT stop the film. If it takes some time to get the ball back, that is perfectly fine. Take your time, do not rush and do NOT stop the film.
The last two snaps will be full 15 yard snaps and then a full release of 40 yards. The camera should be in front of the Long Snapper on the same angle as above with the sun behind the camera. The camera should back up slightly to see the Long Snapper, the flight of the ball, the holder, and then follow the Long Snapper (just turn the camera, no need to run after them) all the way through the 40 yard marker. Remember, do NOT stop the film. If it takes some time to get the Long Snapper back, that is perfectly fine. Take your time, do not rush and do NOT stop the film.

PART #3 Athleticism Section
*You need to be on a lined football field.

The Long Snapper will have to be on a football field so that I can see the actual yardage. Once the camera starts, do NOT stop it for any reason. Do NOT worry about the length of the video. If there is down time on the video, I can simply fast-forward it.

The first part of the athleticism section will have the Long Snapper run three consecutive 40 yard sprints. The camera will have to be to the left or to the right of the Long Snapper. The camera will have to be far enough away that I can see the full length of the 40 yard sprint without moving the camera. The camera should be at the 20 yard marker but off to the side. For example, imagine the Long Snapper running down the middle of the field while the camera is on the sideline or even in the bleachers. Remember, do NOT stop the film. If it takes some time to get the Long Snapper back and rested, that is perfectly fine. Take your time, do not rush and do NOT stop the film.
The second part of the athleticism section will consist of the Long Snapper doing a defensive back drill called the Speed Turn Drill. The Long Snapper will have to do it three times to the left and three times to the right. The camera should be directly in front of the Long Snapper about two yards in front of them. The sun should be behind the camera person. Remember, do NOT stop the film. If it takes some time to get the Long Snapper back and rested, that is perfectly fine. Take your time, do not rush and do NOT stop the film.
The final part of the athleticism section will consist the NFL L Drill. The Long Snapper will have to do it three times. The camera should be towards the start of the drill so that I can see the beginning and the end from the same angle. Please keep the sun behind the camera. Remember, do NOT stop the film. If it takes some time to get the Long Snapper back and rested, that is perfectly fine. Take your time, do not rush and do NOT stop the film.

You will upload this film to YouTube and send me the link. If you are “tech-y” enough to combine the Long Snapping Section and the Athleticism Section videos, that is beyond acceptable. Yes, I know there will be a cut in the video, but it will be the only one. The video link can be private or public, that is completely up to you.

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*Please note: this service may or may not be continued once the lockdowns are lifted….

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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 14 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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From a Rubio Long Snapping Parent…..

August 22, 2018 By Rubio

A long time Rubio Long Snapping parent asked me if they could write a blog for everyone to read. Here it is….

I have wanted to write about our experience with Rubio Long Snapping for years because there are things that I wish someone had pointed out/told me when we were first getting started.

Our son is a Rubio Long Snapper. He isn’t just a long snapper he is a Rubio Long Snapper and he is now playing Divison 1 college football on full scholarship.

From the time our son was in 1st grade he had 3 goals:

He wanted to make the Varsity Football Team at his high school as a sophomore – we are a 6A school so making Varsity as a sophomore is a big deal. (He achieved this goal)
He wanted to play Division 1 college football (He achieved this goal)
He wanted a full scholarship (He achieved this goal)
He wanted to play in the NFL (He is working toward this goal)

We have always encouraged his passion for the game and sent him to all different types of camps – full contact as well as skills and we have had him in sports performance training since 4th grade.

He started long snapping in 7th grade. His head football coach asked anyone who thought they could snap a ball to try out for the position and he won it. While we “knew” that he snapped the ball for punts, extra points and field goals, we really didn’t have any idea it was an actual “position” so to speak. We thought it was just “something extra” he did in addition to playing Linebacker and Fullback.

The summer before his freshman year in high school he came and asked us to go to a long snapping camp and my husband and I were like – a what??? What in the heck is that? We were in the process of signing him up with a college recruiting service and I asked the representative if he knew of any long snapping camps and he recommended Rubio. The college recruiting service cost us a lot of money and didn’t end up doing anything for us in terms of recruiting BUT it will forever be worth the money because of their recommendation of Rubio Long Snapping.

I got on the computer and found out that Rubio was doing fall camps in various locations but the one closest to us was already set up. I emailed Rubio and was able to get our son on the waiting list and – eventually – into the camp.

This camp was our first exposure to the ins and outs of long snapping and to Rubio. While at the camp, my husband saw another father there that he knew. The father

wanted to share all of his knowledge with us and informed us that we shouldn’t limit ourselves to doing only Rubio camps – we should do ALL of the different ranking camps and get our son out there so he could have as much exposure as possible. Basically he was saying not to put all of our eggs in one basket. We listened politely to everything he said but at the end of the camp I told my husband that I didn’t agree – that I really liked this Rubio guy and how he ran his camp and our son seemed to respond to him and that was that. We never looked back and never put him anywhere else and have never been sorry about that. Interestingly enough, this other long snapper never ended up playing college ball and his father approached my husband here in town after our son received his scholarship to tell us how wrong he had been and if he had it to do over again, he would’ve stuck with Rubio like we did. He spent so much time running from one camp to the other that his son never had any consistency in terms of critique or what he needed to do to be the best that he could be.

SO WHY NOT PUT YOUR KID AT ALL THE DIFFERENT RANKING CAMPS?

Well, there are several reasons for this in my opinion. First, they are extensions of Kicking Camps – not really long snapping camps per se and it is not always the same person doing the evaluations and/or rankings so there is no consistency in what your son is being told to do and/or work on to improve.

Over the years, I can’t even count how many times our son has been approached to train with these other companies or attend their “invite only” camps. They have stalked him on social media, private messages and at different college camps he was attending that they happened to be running. The invited him to their regional camps and their “invitation only” camps (which is pretty much anyone that will pay for it). What they REALLY wanted to do was recruit a Rubio Long Snapper. They will pretty much tell you anything/everything you want to hear to get you to go to their camps but they really don’t do anything for you and your son in the long run – oh yeah – big talk and all but very little contacts and actions. If you look across the board in college football – the vast majority of long snappers come out of Rubio Long Snapping. I’m not telling you that there aren’t some from other companies but – overall – the college coaches trust and rely on Rubio and his evaluations. It doesn’t really matter if you are the #4 ranked long snapper in your class on their site if they are only ranking 30 kids. What, exactly, does that tell a college coach? That you invested your time and money with a company that doesn’t see enough long snappers to truly be an expert in the art form that really is long snapping.

I’ve seen kids go with other companies in addition to Rubio and think that they are somehow going to be chosen for a bowl game that way. That.Isn’t.Going.To.Happen. Let me repeat that – That.Isn’t.Going.To.Happen. Look back through their choices over the years and you can bet that their choices are never kids that train elsewhere. They TELL you that your kid is amazing and has a shot at it just to get your money and have your kid at that camp. Rubio now chooses snappers for 2 different bowl games and that isn’t an accident – he really is the foremost authority on long snappers.

If a “coach” from another long snapping company only tells you and your son how amazing he is and how much this company could do with/for them, they are likely blowing smoke up his (and your) butt. The truth is that every long snapper has things that can be improved. Our son continues to train with Rubio privately once a year and with Finch as many times as we can manage it when he is home for any period of time and he attends the college camp. And guess what? There are still things Rubio has him working on in order to go to the next level – the NFL.

Regardless of which college team is your favorite I don’t think that there is any doubt in anyones mind that Nick Saban is one of the best coaches in college football history. There is a reason that he only uses Rubio Long Snappers – think about that!

RANKINGS AND HOW TO DEAL WITH THEM

This is a tricky one and I will be the first to admit that I didn’t (and still don’t) always agree with Rubio in whoever was ranked above my kid. Now, I didn’t question the STAR rankings of the kids involved, but if there were several kids with the same number of stars – I didn’t always think that the person/people he ranked above my son were better than him. Sometimes I did agree and sometimes I didn’t but what I always DID agree with is whatever he critiqued our son on needing to work on so that is where we put our focus. Concentrating on that is what made our son the long snapper he is today.

If you and your kid don’t like where he is ranked, work on what Rubio says he needs to work on and improve that and then the next time Rubio sees him he will likely move up in the rankings because he fixed, or at the very least improved, that situation.

Or you can go coach shopping and find another company to tell you what you want to hear because they want your money. If they are telling you how awesome you are when Rubio is telling you what you need to work on then I would question their knowledge level. The way I look at it is this – wouldn’t it be “easier” for Rubio to just tell every kid how amazing he is and then write that up after every camp? He doesn’t do

that – he actually pays attention to the kid AT the camp and then goes back and watches their film and gives you detailed information – and he balances that – giving positive affirmations as well as things that need to improve. Ask yourself which “review” a college coach is going to trust – one that only tells you how amazing this kid is or one that is honest and straightforward? I personally prefer to hear the bottom line truth and so does our son. What about you?

AND ANOTHER THING ABOUT RANKINGS

I’ve heard a lot of people complain that their kid should be ranked higher or have more stars when their kid hasn’t been at camps. They complain that Rubio only wants them at the camps so that he can make more money. Two things here:

Rubio can only rank the kid if he SEES the kid. So even if you think your kid is better than John X right now, if your kid isn’t at the camp and John X is and John X is better NOW than the last time Rubio saw your kid then John X is going to jump your kid in the rankings because he can only compare John X NOW to your kid the last time he saw him. This isn’t Rubio moving your kid down in the rankings at all – it is about another kids improvement since the last time he saw him and since he hasn’t seen your kid since then…..well you see how that is?
This is Rubio’s business – his livelihood, his way to support his family so absolutely there is a financial aspect to him doing this. But – I have never been involved with an organization where the owner gives so much back to the kids. If you or your kid texts Rubio, he answers, if you comment on one of his posts on social media – he answers. He is encouraging and funny and supportive of everyone that is part of the Rubio Family – parents and kids and he doesn’t charge a dime for any of that “extra” support. My son started as a true college freshman and his first game was an away game and it was supposed to rain. Although my son was confident in his abilities he was a bit nervous and got in touch with Rubio and guess what Rubio did? He answered him right away and took the time to talk him through everything that needed to happen for our son to be successful. He set him at ease and helped him get out of his head in that minute when it truly mattered. I don’t know any other “long snapping” companies that are that accessible in that way and would’ve taken that time – after business hours – to do that. Do you?

RUBIO FAMILY

Our particular high school class of long snappers was an exceptionally close class and I have heard people from other classes complain that they don’t have that bond that we

had – parents and kids. ANY class can have that bond but you have to have one or more families who are invested in making things happen – lunch together during camps, dinners together after camps staying the same hotel in Vegas and regional camps, etc. Guess what that means? Someone has to step up to the plate and coordinate it all – meaning do the research and keep in contact with everyone. If no one does that then it doesn’t happen.

The other thing I noticed is that all the families in our class were supportive of ALL the boys. There wasn’t any competition EXCEPT on the field. These kids have had a group chat going since they were Event Elite together summer before their Junior Year in high school and Top 12 the summer before their Senior Year and they are going into their (academic) Junior Year in college now and still chatting via group text. If someone was going to turn down an offer, they told the others in their group chat so that the rest of them could reach out to the coach if they were interested in playing for that college. No one “hoarded” that information – they shared contact information for coaches so that they could all achieve their dreams. They were all doing exactly what Rubio taught them to do – building each other up rather than tearing each other down.

Whenever I’ve seen issues between kids in the same class (not friendly competition), you can bet that some adults is egging that on and so if you stop any of that, then you can all have the same closeness up and down the rankings that we had. I can honestly tell you that out of the 5 Start Snappers in our class any one of them could’ve been #1 in the class on any given day. And, out of the parents in our class – we are still close to many of them and keep in touch and keep rooting for each others kids.

Rubio actively encourages these kids to not only be great long snappers but also to be great human beings.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

If your son genuinely wants to play college football don’t be laser focused on whether it is a scholarship or a PWO. I mean, I get it – they all want a full ride but there are still some schools that simply will not bring in a long snapper on scholarship as a true freshman. Don’t make your son feel like a failure that he “only” received PWOs. Long Snapping isn’t like playing QB or RB where the school is going to take at least one player in that position every single year. If they don’t need a long snapper, it doesn’t matter how good your kid is – they aren’t going to take them.

We constantly told our son that he could play where HE wanted to play whether it was a PWO or scholly (and he multiple offers of each type). Ultimately he chose a school

that offered him a full ride but – for him – it was more about the actual University then it was about anything else.

CONTINUED TRAINING

This is a mistake I’ve seen families make. Our son got the offer so we are done with training. The difference between high school football and college football is the difference between driving on the Interstates here in the US and driving on the autobahn in Germany and you want your son to keep honing his skills for his entire college – and NFL – career.

We highly recommend starting private lessons with Rubio in high school and continuing these at least yearly – through college and beyond. Also, be sure you have your kid training at least sometimes during the year with a RUBIO instructor (Samantha can tell you where the closest RUBIO instructor is to you) and if you aren’t near one then go with Virtual Lessons. We started private lessons with Finch as soon as we started with Rubio and that made a huge difference. We didn’t have the option of virtual lessons at that time so we drove quite a distance on a regular basis so that our son could improve. With the option of virtual lessons, the sky is truly the limit in terms of improvement.

The one “regret” that I have is that we didn’t start private lessons with Rubio in Idaho sooner than we did. It is definitely an investment but having Rubio completely and utterly focused on your son for a period of time truly is priceless and every time we have gone up there it has taken our son to the next level. So, as soon as you can afford that – do it – you won’t regret it.

We also recommend attending January and May Vegas if at all possible. It gives your son invaluable experience.

THOUGHTS TO TAKE AWAY

To sum all of this up, our son worked very hard and daily to achieve his goal of playing college football and continues to work his butt off to be the best that he can be but none of this would’ve been possible without Rubio.

Rubio wasn’t easy on him. He set goals for him that were sometimes difficult for our son to achieve but he worked as hard as he did because Rubio expected it of him and challenged him to never settle for less. People rise to the level of expectation that are

placed upon them and we believe that Rubio set him up for success by expecting these things from him.

So I will end this the way I started it…..Our son is a Rubio Long Snapper. He isn’t just a long snapper, he is a Rubio Long Snapper and we are very proud of that distinction.

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

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Rubio Long Snapping Year Round Package

August 2, 2017 By Rubio

Rubio Long Snapping has always been about the athletes above everything else, the unmistakable #1 priority. Our mission is to deliver the very best technical training to fuel growth and development as a Long Snapper, and secondly to provide and the best possible exposure to NCAA and NFL Football Coaches and Staffs.

It is a rather simple formula. We provide the framework for athletes to grow their Long Snapping skill through drills and exercises that translate into technique, accuracy, and speed over time. The more frequently we have the opportunity to work with Long Snappers at Regional and National Camps the faster we see the development typically. However merely attending camps alone will not work, it is the dedication to hard work in between camps that will pay the greatest dividend. As the athlete grows and develops, Rubio Long Snapping creates awareness and exposure to NCAA and NFL Coaches through our personal relationships, our website, and via Social Media better than any other Long Snapping instructor. Camp attendance is the basis for us being able to document growth and development through video, competition results, and rank athletes within each class. Rankings are based solely on how the athletes at every camp perform and compete with their peers, those who attend more frequently give themselves the most chances succeed and thereby climb the rankings.

That being said, Rubio Long Snapping fully understands the enormous commitment that it takes to get your athlete to Regional and National Camps. It is a huge commitment and investment of time and money. And while Rubio Long Snapping is in fact a business, it has always been about the athletes first and foremost. So in an attempt to help provide athletes and their families with the greatest possible access to Regional and National Events we would like to announce the 2017 / 2018 Rubio Long Snapping All Access Program.

Starting with our 2017 Fall Camp Schedule, our Rubio Long Snapping Families will be able to pay one flat cost per year for their athletes to attend all of the Regional and National Camps they would like for one fee. This new program will cover Fall, Spring, and Summer Camps (in any city / state) and both the January and May Las Vegas Events. The Rubio Long Snapping All Access Program will start with the Fall 2017 Camps and run through the Summer 2018 Camps. The only camps this program will not include are The Top 12 Camp and the Underclassmen Invitational, those camps will be separate costs to attend. This program is a direct result of feedback from our Rubio Long Snapping Families, and we are thrilled to offer it. We hope it is an accurate reflection of how we feel about having most opportunities to develop Long Snappers in the coming year.

To access this program, please click HERE

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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 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 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 Virtual Lessons!

May 11, 2017 By Rubio

As many of you have noticed at camps, on social media, and through conversation, Rubio Long Snapping is improving every time you see us. We add new drills, new online interviews, change up the TOP 12 format, and market our private instruction all in the efforts to create MAXIMUM exposure for the Rubio Long Snapping family.

Well, we’re improving….AGAIN!

Starting in June, Rubio Long Snapping will be launching Rubio Virtual Lessons which will exclusively be run by long-time senior staff member, John Finch. Over the past eight years, Finch has been my top private instructor (other than yours truly, of course) and he wants to help Long Snappers from all around the world, at every level. Finch has worked privately with over 30 Rubio Long Snappers that have taken their career to the collegiate level including seven TOP 12 Long Snappers in the past three years.

The goal for Rubio Long Snapping is for every Long Snapper to have the opportunity to snap in college and the NFL. Private instruction is a great way to make that happen and we know that not every member of the Rubio family lives near a private instructor. Rubio Virtual Lessons changes that and opens up private instruction to all….no matter the Long Snapper’s location!

You will be able to sign up for online private instruction with Finch through the Rubio Long Snapping registration page. Think of these lessons as the regional camp film session but one on one with just the Long Snapper, the parents and Finch (and possibly even Rubio at times). You will submit film from ten snaps to Finch and he will go through them one by one with each snapper via video chat. He will then give each Long Snapper specific drills to work on before their next session. Every single lesson will be one on one and completely tailored to what the Long Snapper needs. Each Long Snapper will be able to have a top notch private lesson with Rubio Long Snapping!

Packages will be laid out in multiple options and you can register for them HERE….

Solo Lesson
4-pack (1 lesson per week for 1 month – 10% overall savings)
8-pack (2 lessons per week for 1 month – 15% overall savings)
12-pack (1 lesson per week for 3 months – 20% overall savings)
24-pack (2 lessons per week for 3 months – 25% overall savings)

Be on the lookout for more information regarding the Rubio Virtual Lessons coming soon and be sure to contact Finch asap to reserve spots as he is only taking a limited number at the beginning of the Rubio Virtual Lessons.

Feel free to reach out to Finch@RubioLongSnapping.com with questions.

Rubio Virtual Lessons does not take place of a private lesson with Rubio or a certified Rubio instructor and will not allow a Long Snapper to be reranked. Only attending a camp and/or a private lesson with Rubio will do that for a Long Snapper. For more information on a private lesson with Rubio, please email Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com

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

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The Journey of Rubio Long Snapper Damon Johnson

December 27, 2016 By Rubio

I wanted to tell you a quick story, that very few of you actually know about, regarding Rubio Long Snapper Damon Johnson.

Damon, a 2016 Five Star Rubio Long Snapper from CA, was offered a full scholarship to West Virginia back in June heading into his senior year. He took his trip there during the fall, fell in love with it and committed to be their next Long Snapper in October of his senior year.

On the Friday of VEGAS XXVII in January (several months after his commitment), Damon was packing the car for the weekend and was contacted by a Graduate Assistant from West Virginia.The G.A. informed Damon that West Virginia was not going to honor their commitment to Damon and there would be no scholarship for him as they were going to give it to another position. (I have been working with Long Snappers for well over a decade and this is the first time I have ever seen something like this happen. First time.)

Damon was beyond dumbfounded and completely thrown for a loop. Down in the dumps would be the biggest understatement in the history of mankind. This is a kid, who is very quiet and doesn’t show much emotion, having to deal with a major ordeal before one of the biggest weekends of his life. Damon who was so loyal to West Virginia that he told many schools (North Carolina, Memphis, Portland State and BYU) that he was done with his recruiting to get ready for the Mountaineers.

Imagine heading to a Rubio Long Snapping Vegas competition with a full scholarship under your belt, knowing you could breathe a little easier and having it taken from you (out of your control) at the very last second. 99.9% of the Long Snappers and their families would have not shown up or been a visual mess. With the Johnson family, you would never be able to tell anything was even wrong. I am still amazed at how well they handled it all.

I told him and his family to simply relax and that EVERYTHING HAPPENS FOR A REASON. I knew we could be headed for an uphill battle, but even I didn’t realize just how much of a fight it would entail.

After a call, USC immediately jumped on the Damon bandwagon and wanted him asap. A top tier Rubio Long Snapper is not always around after signing day and one had just appeared. Damon began communication with the Trojans but soon found out his English score on the SAT was simply too low to be a preferred walk-on at USC. This is where Damon goes from a boy, to a man.

Damon was told he would have to go to a JC, maintain a 3.5 GPA, take eight classes from summer through fall, and if he received a C or lower, he would disqualify himself. The eight classes had to be core classes (fluff elective classes would NOT be accepted).

This is a BIG reach for Damon. He is (was) not, let’s say, a very motivated and/or highly academic student….in the past. School was something Damon simply tolerated in order to play football and hang out with his friends. His entire mindset would have to change.

He stuck his head in the books, camped out in the library and hired any tutors he could find to help him TRY to achieve his goal of getting to USC. In the summer, he took English, History and Art History. In the fall, he took English, Biology with a lab, Sociology, History and Criminal Justice. He studied and studied and studied and studied and studied….well, you get my point.

About one week ago, Damon received his final grades from Citrus Junior College and found he had done it! USC already knew and congratulated him on his accomplishment. He would be able to get into USC and play football for them. To put even more icing on the cake, the Trojans presented Damon with a four year college scholarship to USC instead of a preferred walk-on!

Damon accepted, signed right away and will be enrolling at USC on January 4th.

I am EXTREMELY proud of Damon and his family. I really don’t think Damon, or his family, even believed he could do it. There were many calls, texts, emails between us all. Damon, and his family, have traveled an incredible emotional journey over the past year. His story is one that I will tell countless times as I am sure he and his family will as well.

Remember, recruiting is never easy and no two stories are the same. Patience is a key virtue throughout and, never forget, everything happens for a reason.

Congratulations once again to Rubio Long Snapper Damon Johnson! YOU DID IT….on the field and, more importantly, off the field as well.

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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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Top 2019 Long Snappers by Region

October 20, 2016 By Rubio

Here is a look at the TOP 2019 Long Snapper in each region of the country.

NORTHWEST (States of Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Alaska)
Mike Zahara, WA
Super laid back kid. Didn’t get overly worked up about anything. Kept his cool and took instruction well. Thought it was a great sign from a kid of his age, not getting frazzled or frustrated. Really good form. Has long frame that can fill out nicely. Once he puts on some muscle and snaps hard, he will be great.

PACIFIC (California, Nevada, Arizona and Hawaii)
Simon Samarzich, CA
Simon had a good weekend at the Rubio Long Snapping VEGAS XXVIII Event on May 21-22, 2016. He is a true athlete that can be as good, or great, as he chooses to be with his Long Snapping. Once he fully dedicates himself to snapping, he could easily take the top spot and run with it. Accuracy is solid and his form is excellent for his age. Handles pressure well and could have actually won the whole thing in the desert. Like to see some more speed on the ball and that will come with consistency of snapping motion and size. Tremendous potential on Simon.

SOUTHWEST (New Mexico and Texas)
Hayden Hood, TX
Hood was excellent at the Rubio Long Snapping summer camp in TX on July 7, 2016. He is one of the most athletic Long Snappers in his class and showed no mercy in TX. His confidence is starting to come along VERY nicely and I love it. Needs to make sure he is focus on gaining some size as that will assist him in blocking, getting down field and the overall speed of the ball. Kid is very good and just looks to get better. Keep a very close eye on him this fall and definitely at VEGAS XXIX.

NORTH CENTRAL (North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Nebraska)
Tyler Shaw, WI
Really liked what I saw out of Tyler at the Rubio Long Snapping summer camp in IL on July 9, 2016. He is a long athlete that is snapping with good power and confidence. Love to see him focus on leaning back more so he goes towards the punter and not up/forward. Falling forward will cause the ball to rise a bit and lose some accuracy. Kid has tremendous upside and can easily be one of the top Long Snappers in his class. WATCH HIM at VEGAS XXIX.

SOUTH CENTRAL (Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana)
Caden Bolz, KS
Caden did well at the Rubio Long Snapping summer camp in TX on July 7, 2016. He is a thick and strong Long Snapper with good power in his hands. Ball is quick and he has no problem hovering in the .8s at all times. By VEGAS XXIX, I want to make sure he is getting his eyes/head all the way through as this will greatly increase the overall speed of the ball AND the accuracy. Kid is dripping with potential.

MID AMERICA (Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky)
Jude Pedrozo, OH
Jude continues to impress me and didn’t let up at the Rubio Long Snapping summer camp in IL on July 9, 2016. He can pass an eyeball test quickly and is snapping with a great deal of confidence. The upside on this kid is off the charts and he could make the TOP 12 in January if he continues to snap well. Overall accuracy and consistency is what I will be focused on seeing at VEGAS XXIX. He needs to know he can be one of the greats.

NORTHEAST (Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, New York, Connecticut and Rhode Island)
Austin Sullivan, NY
I liked what I saw out of Austin at the Rubio Long Snapping VEGAS XXVIII Event on May 21-22, 2016. He is very large Long Snapper for his age and has a good snapping motion. Very fluid Long Snapper. I like his form and I want him to trust it. If he was to trust his form and really let the ball fly, he will be able to get well under .90 by fall and definitely by XXIX in January. TONS OF POTENTIAL on Austin and when his legs get fully locked and timed up, he will dominate. LOVE HIS ATTITUDE.

ATLANTIC (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Washington D.C., Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia)
Dominic Serapiglia, PA
Dominic did really well at the Rubio Long Snapping summer camp in NC on July 11, 2016. He is a thick and strong Long Snapper with good overall form. Ball is tight and he is showing some good accuracy. Like to see him increase the speed of his legs as they are just a tad behind his very quick hands. If he can get his timing locked down, he will be snapping under .77 by VEGAS XXIX…easily. Increasing his athleticism will push him way up the rankings as well. Good upside and always improving.

SOUTHEAST (Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Florida)
Quentin Skinner, GA
Skinner, AKA Mad Dog, had a solid weekend at the Rubio Long Snapping VEGAS XXVIII Event on May 21-22, 2016. He can EASILY snap a D1 ball right now when he is on. Every once in awhile, he will forget to follow through and the ball will die. If he can fix that, and I know he can, he can be a 5 Star Rubio Long Snapper by next Vegas if not sooner. CONSISTENCY will be his biggest thing to focus on.

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Top 2018 Long Snappers by Region

October 19, 2016 By Rubio

Here is a look at the TOP 2018 Long Snappers in each region of the country.

NORTHWEST (States of Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Alaska)
Spencer Luce, WA
Spencer showed me some good things at the Rubio Long Snapping spring camp in WA on April 24, 2016. He is a Long Snapper with nice, large frame and has the ability to snap the ball with excellent power. I REALLY need to see him snap the ball with a tight spiral. Ball comes back quick and hard BUT if there is no spiral, it will be very tricky to catch for the punters. Spiral is going to be key. He locks it down and he moves way up the charts.

PACIFIC (California, Nevada, Arizona and Hawaii)
Ross Reiter, AZ
Reiter did really well at the TOP 12 & EVENT ELITE Camp at the IMG Academy in FL. I purposely put him under a lot of pressure situations and he dominated all of them. Ball is beyond crisp and just gorgeous to watch. He always does an excellent job of making sure he accomplished what you want him to do. Ask Reiter to do something and just consider it done. Built strong and tough. He is very close to a 5 Star Rubio Long Snapper.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN (Montana, Wyoming, Utah and Colorado)
Jesse Hooper, UT
Hooper showed me some great things at the Rubio Long Snapping VEGAS XXVIII Event on May 21-22, 2016. He moves with good aggression on his feet. Like to see him increase his 40 time a bit but the kid moves with passion and rage….I love it. Love to see him focus on locking down his spiral and leading with his elbows to create more whip. With as much power as he snaps with, he should EASILY be under .80 but the lack of spiral really crushed the speed. TONS of upside and he is right on the cusp. Keep a very close eye on this kid.

SOUTHWEST (New Mexico and Texas)
Karsten Battles, TX
Battles did really well at the Rubio Long Snapping summer camp in TX on July 7, 2016. He is a Long Snapper with good athleticism that can be a factor going downfield on punt coverage. He can pass an eyeball test quickly and already looks the part of a college athlete. Love to see him focus on really getting set and making sure he doesn’t rush the process. Tends to jump the gun a bit and that will play with his spiral and accuracy. Kid is dripping with potential and can easily be one of the best in his class. Watch him at VEGAS XXIX.

NORTH CENTRAL (North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Nebraska)
Ross Hinders, IA
Hinders did really well at the TOP 12 & EVENT ELITE Camp at the IMG Academy in FL. He is a very athletic Long Snapper that moves well on his feet. Starting form is solid and he does a good job of getting his lower half fully involved in the snapping process. Like to see him lean back a bit more to make sure he doesn’t fall forward which can impact his accuracy and consistency. Getting fully set and leaning back while continuing to put on size will move him up. Quiet and deadly with his snaps.

SOUTH CENTRAL (Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana)
Evan Gibson, LA
Evan did really well at the Rubio Long Snapping summer camp in TX on July 7, 2016 and at the Underclassmen Invitational at the IMG Academy in FL. Body is looking very solid and he is built strong. Mature for his age. He has some very quick hands that really get the ball out of the gate quickly. Love to see him focus on slow motion drills to make sure he gets his lower half fully involved to gain more speed on the ball. With his frame and form, he could easily be under .8 by XXIX.

MID AMERICA (Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky)
Roen McCullough, OH
Roen did well at the TOP 12 & EVENT ELITE Camp at the IMG Academy in FL. Body is great and, when he is on, he can put a hole in the punter. He can easily be the fastest Long Snapper in the country for his age or the year above him. Making sure he is not over-gripping the ball so his spiral stays perfect and handling pressure will be the two biggest factors I check for this fall and at VEGAS XXIX in January. The ball is in Roen’s court and I know he can do it. When it clicks, he will take the top spot and it won’t be close.

NORTHEAST (Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, New York, Connecticut and Rhode Island)
Matthew Aloni, NY
Big jump in the rankings and well deserved for Aloni after watching him at the Rubio Long Snapping summer camp in NC on July 11, 2016. Snaps are crisp, clean and very catchable. Form is solid and his body is able to pass an eyeball test quickly. Very good upside on Aloni. Love to see him focus on snapping with total CONFIDENCE and making sure he is whipping his arms through to create more overall speed on the ball. Like to see him under .78 by this fall and VEGAS XXIX.

ATLANTIC (Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Washington D.C., Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia)
Michael Vojvodich, VA
Michael did really well at the Rubio Long Snapping summer camp in NC. He is a VERY athletic Long Snapper that can fly downfield. Absolute factor on punt coverage and can be a game changer in coverage. Form is solid and he snaps with good power. Love to see him focus on completely locking down his spiral by VEGAS XXIX and making sure he is always going back instead of up and back, at times. Massive upside and I love what I see from Michael. Keep a close eye on him….TOP 12?????

SOUTHEAST (Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Florida)
Oscar Shadley, FL, Offer to Marshall!
Shadley did really well at the TOP 12 & EVENT ELITE Camp at the IMG Academy in FL. First off, his frame is excellent for his age…he practically looks like he could play in college right now. Upside on him at this point is off the charts. Ball is accurate, he has good speed and he handles pressure well. Locking down the spiral and making sure he is fully in control of his consistency moves him into the top spot by XXIX in January.

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VEGAS XXVIII – SNAP TIMES

May 31, 2016 By Rubio

Here are the average snap times for each Long Snapper that participated at the VEGAS XXVIII Event

These snap times were done by Rubio and were done at 15 yards.

Abrell, Erik	.85
Aguilar, Ryan	.76
Allen, Daniel	.89
Aloni, Matthew	.85
Anderson, Koltin	.85
Appio, Zach	.74
Assel, Brock	.96
Baldeck, Matthew	.79
Baty, Ramsey	.98
Becker, Hunter	.90
Bedell, Derrick	.96
Bentley, Brendan.	.82
Biby, Blake	.77
Black, Dylan	.76
Blankenship, Reeves	.82
Bond, Jackson	.94
Bouwens, Bryce	.89
Burson, Hunter	1.00
Calcagno, Joe	.72
Caldwell, Noah	.78
Campbell, Gavin	.85
Castro, Dylan	.80
Cervantes, Gabe	.86
Christian, Joe	.84
Clements, Cody	.82
Clore, Chris	.85
Coluzzi, Marshall	.77
Combs, Kanyon	.74
Corley, Trey	.86
Cotton, Joseph	.79
Covan, AJ	.86
Crabtree, Kevin	.74
Culbertson, Ryan	.83
Daniel, Gunner	.83
Davis, John	.78
Davis, Kyle	.70
Derosier, Charles	.87
Dhabalt, Trevor	.64
Drevno, Zach	.82
Durham, Nate	.77
Dvorchick, Evan	.82
Eckelberg, Kyle	.83
Edwards, Zachary	.82
Eldrige, Donte	1.01
England, Zach	.79
Estrada, Aaron	0.86
Finnicum, Connor	.85
Fletcher, Thomas	.63
Fuentes, Johnny	.79
Gabe Hantz	.78
Gable, Trey	.90
Gaines, Ronald	.80
Garcia, Matt	.91
Battles, Karsten	.74
Gean, Austin	.86
George, Brad	1.02
Gibbs, Kyle	.70
Gibson, Jake	.80
Gill, Tucker	.81
Golden, Maddie	.76
Grant, Zac	0.77
Green, Steven	.83
Hadley, Jack	.77
Haina, Keith	.82
Hall, Mitch	.70
Hall, Spencer	.90
Halper, Jack	.87
Hankins, Justyce	.83
HATHOOT, JUSTIN	0.83
Haugh, Doug	.84
Hawkins, Kameron	.99
Hayes, Dillon	.84
Helfrich, Paul	0.86
Hembrough, Matt	.76
Hobson, Andrew	1.06
Hood, Hayden	.86
Hooper, Jesse	.80
Imrem, Kuper	.90
Jacobson, Jarrod	0
Jenkins, Eli	.87
Jennings, Evan	.91
Jeronimo, Jesse	.97
Kallerup, Nick	.89
Key, Jarrett	.76
Kobs, Joshua	.83
Kozachecnko, James	.78
Kresovich, Nikola	.82
Lacilento, Michael	.89
Lang, Cameron	.87
Langan, Ryan	.78
Lau, Dean	.92
Lawless, Paul	.82
Lawver, Caleb	.77
Lindsay, JJ	1.01
Little, Drew	90
Long, Cade	75
Low, Nick	81
Maldonado, Michael	85
Mast, Shiloh	82
McCardel, Dylan	88
McCracken, Zane	93
McCulley, TJ	98
McCullough, Roen	74
McKee, Caleb	83
McMullen, Eli	81
Michaelsen, Alex	77
Miller, Joe	87
Miller, Luke	90
Mimoun, Jacob	80
Mitchell, Will	112
Montoya, Jacob	99
Mullis, Tucker	82
Nieland, Max	83
Noth, Devin	80
O’Connor, Kyle	72
O’Donnel, Tim	85
Pagel, Jake	69
Palmer, Dallas	84
Pedrozo, Jude	73
Peterson, Ty	91
Petrucci, Kyle	88
Phillips, Crewe	93
Pighetti, Connor	81
Potter, Jacob	76
Raines, John	77
Reeves, Austin	80
Reiter, Ross	72
Riddle, Campbell	89
Riggs, Austin	93
Rios, George	86
Rizzo, Luke	90
Robertson, Corbin	.81
Rockwell, Ryan	91
Rodrigues, Mario	74
Rodriguez-Trammell, Noah	77
Rosenberry, James	78
Rossback, Nolan	118
Rovetti, Nick	97
Rubenstein, Jacob	82
Rubio, Tre	89
Ruff, Ryan	88
Sablan, Trevor	97
Samarzich, Simon	82
Satnan, Chaz	74
Shadley, Oscar	72
Shottenkirk, Kaleb	131
Sivore, Timothy	90
Skinner, Quentin	78
Sleeper, Landon	85
Smith, Derek	80
Smith, Matthew “Smitty”	75
Snodgrass, Peter	85
Springer, Collin	88
Stephenson, Quinn	82
Stewart, Cole	79
Stover, William	75
Sullivan, Austin	90
Tamborello, Trevor	99
Taylor, Billy	75
Taylor, Steven	77
Tebbets, Carson	85
Thomas, Karson	82
Tibbets, Nick	82
Tokos, Matt	84
Toothman, Andrew	74
Townsend, James	83
Turner, Noah	72
Twining, Jake	93
Vega, JC	77
Walsh, Scott	103
Waneta, Nathan	80
Watson, Brenden	75
Wise, Drew	79
Wojciechowski, Mike	96
Worthen, Jackson	92
Yanagi, Peyton	80
Yester, Slade	89

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VEGAS XXVIII – Target Scores

May 31, 2016 By Rubio

Here are the scores from The Target at the Rubio Long Snapping VEGAS XXVIII Event on January 21-22, 2016.

Each Long Snapper was given 12 punt snaps and 12 pat snaps. Highest possible score is a 48. Cade Long (TN, ’18) broke the past record of a 35 with a 38!

Abrell, Erik	12
Aguilar, Ryan	16
Allen, Daniel	9
Aloni, Matthew	14
Anderson, Koltin	19
Appio, Zach	21
Assel, Brock	19
Baldeck, Matthew	17
Battles, Karsten	8
Baty, Ramsey	3
Becker, Hunter	13
Bedell, Derek	10
Bentley, Brendan	11
Biby, Blake	8
Black, Dylan	14
Blankenship, Reeves	24
Bond, Jackson	8
Bouwens, Bryce	9
Burson, Hunter	9
Calcagno, Joe	19
Caldwell, Noah	20
Campbell, Gavin	16
Castro, Dylan	17
Cervantes, Gabe	10
Christian, Joe	10
Clements, Cody	14
Clore, Chris	10
Coluzzi, Marshall	29
Combs, Kanyon	15
Corley, Trey	15
Cotton, Joseph	6
Covan, AJ	34
Crabtree, Kevin	22
Culbertson, Ryan	26
Daniel, Gunner	20
Davis, John	17
Davis, Kyle	23
DeRosier, Charles	25
Dhabalt, Trevor	17
Drevno, Zach	20
Durham, Nate	15
Dvorchick, Evan	11
Eckelberg, Kyle	9
Edwards, Zachary	16
Eldredge, Donte	15
England, Zach	11
Estrada, Aaron	12
Finnicum, Connor	20
Fletcher, Thomas	31
Fuentes, Johnny	18
Gable, Trey	5
Gaines, Ronald	11
Gambs, Charlie
Garcia, Matt	6
Gean, Austin	8
George, Brad	15
Gibbs, Kyle	15
Gibson, Jake	11
Gill, Tucker	18
Golden, Maddie	12
Grant, Zac	21
Green, Steven	21
Hadley, Jack	23
Haina, Keith	25
Hall, Mitch	25
Hall, Spencer	3
Halper, Jack	17
Hankins, Justyce	11
Hantz, Gabe	17
Hathoot, Justin	20
Haugh, Doug	9
Hawkins, Kameron	8
Hayes, Dillon	27
Helfrich, Paul	15
Hembrough, Matt	14
Hobson, Andrew	10
Hood, Hayden	13
Hooper, Jesse	14
Imrem, Kuper	9
Jacobson, Jarrod	21
Jenkins, Eli	13
Jennings, Evan	9
Jeronimo, Jesse	24
Kallerup, Nick	12
Key, Jarrett	11
Kobs, Joshua	9
Kozachecnko, James	13
Kresovich, Nikola	2
Lacilento, Michael	7
Lang, Cameron	14
Langan, Ryan	7
Lau, Dean	6
Lawless, Paul	16
Lawver, Caleb	18
Lindsay, JJ	5
Little, Drew	19
Long, Cade	38
Low, Nick	14
Maldonado, Michael	7
Mast, Shiloh	26
Mayo, Darryl
McCardel, Dylan	14
McCracken, Zane	11
McCulley, TJ	18
McCullough, Roen	26
McKee, Caleb	4
McMullen, Eli	15
Michaelsen, Alex	16
Miller, Joe	14
Miller, Luke	17
Mimoun, Jacob	19
Mitchell, Will	9
Montoya, Jacob	15
Mullis, Tucker	9
Nieland, Max	32
Noth, Devin	24
O’Connor, Kyle	12
O’Donnel, Tim	14
Pagel, Jake	19
Palmer, Dallas	12
Pedrozo, Jude	29
Peterson, Ty	11
Petrucci, Kyle	16
Phillips, Crewe	5
Pighetti, Connor	11
Potter, Jacob	22
Raines, John	26
Reeves, Austin	23
Reiter, Ross	33
Riddle, Campbell	8
Riggs, Austin	5
Rios, George	9
Rizzo, Luke	24
Robertson, Corbin	12
Rockwell, Ryan	4
Rodrigues, Mario	18
Rodriguez-Trammell, Noah	19
Rosenberry, James	25
Rossback, Nolan	7
Rovetti, Nick	16
Rubenstein, Jacob	24
Rubio, Tre	25
Ruff, Ryan	7
Sablan, Trevor	10
Samarzich, Simon	27
Satnan, Chaz	21
Shadley, Oscar	13
Shottenkirk, Kaleb	3
Sivore, Timothy	15
Skinner, Quentin	19
Sleeper, Landon	6
Smith, Derek	4
Smith, Matthew	20
Snodgrass, Peter	14
Springer, Collin	21
Stephenson, Quinn	23
Stewart, Cole	11
Stover, William	16
Sullivan, Austin	13
Suter, Rhys
Tamborello, Trevor	6
Taylor, Billy	21
Taylor, Steven	31
Tebbetts, Carson	20
Thomas, Karson	21
Tibbets, Nick	13
Tokos, Matt	13
Toothman, Andrew	17
Townsend, James	16
Turner, Noah	33
Twining, Jake	5
Vega, JC	17
Walsh, Scott	21
Weneta, Nathan	24
Watson, Brenden	15
Westrich, Nate
Wise, Drew	17
Wojciechowski, Mike	4
Worthen, Jackson	10
Yanagi, Peyton	18
Yester, Slade	4

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VEGAS XXVIII – 40 Times

May 27, 2016 By Rubio

Here are the 40 yard dash times from the Rubio Long Snapping VEGAS XXVIII Event on May 21-22, 2016.

Abrell, Erik	5.54
Aguilar, Ryan	5.3
Allen, Daniel	5.53
Aloni, Matthew	5.7
Anderson, Koltin	5.59
Appio, Zach	5.2
Assel, Brock	6.29
Baldeck, Matthew	5.31
Battles, Karsten	5.32
Baty, Ramsey	5.17
Becker, Hunter	6.6
Bedell, Derek	5.79
Bentley, Brendan	5.74
Biby, Blake	5.36
Black, Dylan	5.27
Blankenship, Reeves	5.6
Bond, Jackson	5.35
Bouwens, Bryce	5.77
Burson, Hunter	5.62
Calcagno, Joe	5.51
Caldwell, Noah	5.5
Campbell, Gavin	5.19
Castro, Dylan	6.13
Cervantes, Gabe	5.5
Christian, Joe	5.21
Clements, Cody	5.99
Clore, Chris	5.6
Coluzzi, Marshall	5.27
Combs, Kanyon	5.45
Corley, Trey	5.27
Cotton, Joseph	5.02
Covan, AJ	5.72
Crabtree, Kevin	5.4
Culbertson, Ryan	4.99
Daniel, Gunner	5.58
Davis, John	5.33
Davis, Kyle	5.43
DeRosier, Charles	6.05
Dhabalt, Trevor	5.03
Drevno, Zach	5.62
Durham, Nate	5.57
Dvorchick, Evan	5.48
Eckelberg, Kyle	5.8
Edwards, Zachary	5.04
Eldredge, Donte	5.72
England, Zach	5.33
Estrada, Aaron	5.47
Finnicum, Connor	5.14
Fletcher, Thomas	5.1
Fuentes, Johnny	5.6
Gabe Hantz	5.68
Gable, Trey	5.32
Gaines, Ronald	6.89
Gambs, Charlie	NO TIME
Garcia, Matt	5.74
Gean, Austin	5.01
George, Brad	5.67
Gibbs, Kyle	4.92
Gibson, Jake	5.33
Gill, Tucker	5.65
Golden, Maddie	5.08
Grant, Zac	5.39
Green, Steven	5.14
Hadley, Jack	5.91
Haina, Keith	5.25
Hall, Mitch	5.37
Hall, Spencer	5.29
Halper, Jack	5.02
Hankins, Justyce	5.32
Hathoot, Justin	5.2
Haugh, Doug	5.12
Hawkins, Kameron	6.86
Hayes, Dillon	5.63
Helfrich, Paul	5.97
Hembrough, Matt	5.14
Hobson, Andrew	5.31
Hood, Hayden	5.29
Hooper, Jesse	5.52
Imrem, Kuper	5.82
Jacobson, Jarrod	5.35
Jenkins, Eli	NO TIME
Jennings, Evan	6.07
Jeronimo, Jesse	5.66
Kallerup, Nick	5.36
Key, Jarrett	5.78
Kobs, Joshua	5.11
Kozachecnko, James	5.13
Kresovich, Nikola	5.57
Lacilento, Michael	5.68
Lang, Cameron	4.82
Langan, Ryan	5.08
Lau, Dean	4.99
Lawless, Paul	5.37
Lawver, Caleb	5.63
Lindsay, JJ	6.51
Little, Drew	5.7
Long, Cade	5.15
Low, Nick	5.66
Maldonado, Michael	5.3
Mast, Shiloh	5.45
Mayo, Darryl	NO TIME
McCardel, Dylan	5.45
McCracken, Zane	5.5
McCulley, TJ	5.33
McCullough, Roen	5.44
McKee, Caleb	5.02
McMullen, Eli	5.19
Michaelsen, Alex	NO TIME
Miller, Joe	5.78
Miller, Luke	5.07
Mimoun, Jacob	5.31
Mitchell, Will	6
Montoya, Jacob	5.32
Mullis, Tucker	5.32
Nieland, Max	5.57
Noth, Devin	5.19
O’Connor, Kyle	5.49
O’Donnel, Tim	4.94
Pagel, Jake	5.19
Palmer, Dallas	5.38
Pedrozo, Jude	5.13
Peterson, Ty	5.37
Petrucci, Kyle	5.95
Phillips, Crewe	5.63
Pighetti, Connor	5.7
Potter, Jacob	5.81
Raines, John	6.28
Reeves, Austin	5.09
Reiter, Ross	5.63
Riddle, Campbell	5.58
Riggs, Austin	5.34
Rios, George	5.18
Rizzo, Luke	5.72
Robertson, Corbin	6.24
Rockwell, Ryan	4.83
Rodrigues, Mario	5.08
Rodriguez-Trammell, Noah	5.23
Rosenberry, James	5.33
Rossback, Nolan	6.58
Rovetti, Nick	5.64
Rubenstein, Jacob	5.72
Rubio, Tre	6.24
Ruff, Ryan	5.38
Sablan, Trevor	5.85
Samarzich, Simon	5.48
Satnan, Chaz	5.56
Shadley, Oscar	5.29
Shottenkirk, Kaleb	6.66
Sivore, Timothy	5.85
Skinner, Quentin	5.47
Sleeper, Landon	5.39
Smith, Derek	5.43
Smith, Matthew	4.97
Snodgrass, Peter	4.98
Springer, Collin	5.48
Stephenson, Quinn	5.01
Stewart, Cole	5.19
Stover, William	5.19
Sullivan, Austin	5.59
Suter, Rhys	NO TIME
Tamborello, Trevor	5.13
Taylor, Billy	5.13
Taylor, Steven	5.19
Tebbetts, Carson	5.53
Thomas, Karson	5.47
Tibbets, Nick	5.04
Tokos, Matt	5.72
Toothman, Andrew	6.11
Townsend, James	5.28
Turner, Noah	5.46
Twining, Jake	5.22
Vega, JC	4.91
Walsh, Scott	5.56
Waneta, Nathan	4.9
Watson, Brenden	5.47
Westrich, Nate	NO TIME
Wise, Drew	5.14
Wojciechowski, Mike	5.82
Worthen, Jackson	5.74
Yanagi, Peyton	5.54
Yester, Slade	5.29

Be ready, it will be here in just over 230 days!!!!

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Questions Regarding the College Camps

May 12, 2016 By Rubio

As you know, hopefully, Chris Sailer and I have posted the schedule of college camps we will be running this summer. Trust me when I tell you, we could have run another 30 of them for the coaches that asked us, but we simply don’t have time.

BIGGEST THING TO KNOW ABOUT COLLEGE CAMPS is to NOT wear yourself out by trying to hit all of them. As a Long Snapper, you should hit about three. Think of yourself like a pitcher in baseball…you have a pitch count. The more you snap, the worse you will do. One bad performance can crush you in recruiting as all coaches speak to each other. DO NOT waste your time and money by hitting too many camps.

Here are the top five questions regarding the college camps (Alabama, Texas A&M, LSU, Oregon, Cal, Miami, Georgia, Washington, Cincinnati)….

How do you get invited? You don’t. They are open to all 8th graders – JC. Some schools might be a tad different so check on their respective site. Younger Long Snappers should focus on the regional Rubio Long Snapping camps and FBU.
How do I sign up for the camp(s)? You go to their football site and register. You can also call the football office.
At what age do you recommend my son goes to a college camp? The time to shine will be in between his junior and senior summer (unless you are a freak, in a good way, and then I would highly recommend dominating between sophomore and junior year). However, I personally recommend going as early as possible to cut the jitters. It can be very stressful snapping in front of a high profile coach and you want to get the feeling out of the way early, when they most likely won’t be paying attention to you.
Will the camp(s) be run like your personal camps? Not really. I am hired to run their camp so I am on their schedule. If they want 40 minutes of blocking, that’s what we will be doing. If a coach wants to see John Smith snap thirty in a row, that’s what they get. These camps are more showcases. PLEASE NOTE: I will NOT, under any circumstances, have my Long Snappers just snap to snap. I know that is ignorant and I won’t stand for it. DOUBLE PLEASE NOTE: if you are at a college camp that Rubio Long Snapping is not running, godspeed.
Will you be ranking from the college camps? No. Per NCAA rules, I am not allowed to rank and/or evaluate from the college camps. You could be absolutely phenomenal and I would not be able to rank you or invite to the TOP 12 and EVENT ELITE Camp. If you are at a college camp and someone does invite you to their “invite only” camp, they are breaking a very big rule.

If you any other questions, please feel free to comment on this blog so I can answer it and maybe clear up someone else’s confusion as well.

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What Do You Get at a Rubio Long Snapping Camp?

March 22, 2016 By Rubio

INSTRUCTION – There is simply no doubt that you will receive the best instruction in the country at a Rubio Long Snapping camp. It is unprecedented and known by college and NFL coaches throughout the country. When you sign up for a Rubio Long Snapping camp, you get perfection. I am there, my senior staff is there, on time and we don’t leave early.

EXPOSURE – Every camp that Rubio Long Snapping run offers the most exposure possible for Long Snappers. I bombard several avenues to make sure my Long Snappers are visible to all. The Rubio Long Snapping YouTube Channel has over 970,000 views (this is all just for Long Snapper….NO kickers are on the page). RubiosBlog.com has been viewed well over 1,000,000 times. @TheChrisRubio on Twitter has over 5,750 followers (many of which are coaches) and the Rubio Long Snapping Facebook Page has over 5,600 followers (many of which are coaches) and stories in publications all over the world make Rubio Long Snapping the one stop shop for the most exposure in the country.

PLAYER PROFILE PAGE – As soon as you perform in a camp in the fall (or after) of your freshman year, you get a PLAYER PROFILE PAGE….for free! This player profile page is controlled by me and it can have any information you wanted added to it at anytime. You can use it for your recruiting purposes throughout high school.

RANKINGS – As soon as you perform in a camp in the fall (or after) of your freshman year, you get a ranking. I don’t rank off a target. I don’t rank off a formula. That would be ignorant. I rank off of THIS blog that describes what makes a Long Snapper great. That ranking can be adjusted anytime I see you live. Coaches look to these rankings religiously in their recruiting of Long Snappers.

YOUTUBE VIDEO – At every single Rubio Long Snapping camp you attend, you will be filmed for a YouTube video. Those videos will be placed on your free player profile page. You can use the video at your own discretion. It is yours and there is no extra charge for this service.

FILM SESSION – At Rubio Long Snapping camps, I will go in with you to a classroom and review the morning sessions. Long Snappers attend but I really want the parents/guardians to attend as well since this is when a majority of the learning will take place.

RECRUITING SEMINAR – At Rubio Long Snapping camp, Chris Sailer and I run an hour long recruiting seminar where we hit on some key topics and always open it up to a Q&A session for the specialists and parents. You will not leave without all your questions answered.

PROVEN SUCCESS – Dont’ believe me? See what others have to say HERE

RUBIO LONG SNAPPING SHIRT – You know, to wear at prom and such:)

Trust me when I tell you, I could keep this list going and going and going. Things like Friendship, Confidence, Humor are just some immediate things that pop into my head….see you soon! Remember, Not only on the field, but off. I am not your coach. I am your Rubio and I will be there for you.

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Rubio Long Snapping 2016 Summer Camps

February 18, 2016 By rlswpadmin

Here we go, you have seen what others say about Rubio Long Snapping and now is the time to get involved.

Below is a very detailed list of dates, locations, and explanations of what Rubio Long Snapping has in store for summer 2016:

INSTRUCTIONAL, EVALUATION & EXPOSURE CAMPS

Summer Long Snapping Camps are open to ALL levels Long Snappers. You do NOT have to be invited to attended any spring or summer Rubio Long Snapping Instructional Camps. These Long Snapping Camps are open to Long Snappers from 8th grade (younger with permission from Rubio) through junior college. The winners of each camp receive FREE admission to a Fall camp put on by Rubio Long Snapping (travel and accommodations excluded). Please note: these camps will sell out quickly!

These camps are one day camps that offer instruction, film and classroom session, Long Snapping Discussion, NCSA recruiting meeting, Nutritional Discussion, YouTube film and Competition. Attending these camps gives you top notch instruction and the chance to be added to the Rubio Long Snapping Player Ranking Section of the website.

Why attend? To get the best instruction and the most exposure possible in the world as a Long Snapper, to be ranked with Rubio Long Snapping, to receive a Rubio Long Snapping shirt, to be filmed for YouTube, to have the chance to win FREE admission to a Rubio Long Snapping Fall camp of your choice (travel and accommodations not included).

July 7, TX
July 9, IL
July 11, NC
July 12, GA
July 31, CA

You can register for any Rubio Long Snapping summer camps HERE

VEGAS NATIONAL EVENTS

As you know, the Vegas Events are the biggest and best Long Snapping camps in the world. They are truly a national event to see how you compete against the best in the nation, and world. The May Event, or VEGAS XXVIII, is the second largest Long Snapping camp we run (VEGAS XXVII in January was the biggest). The main difference is the weather and there are less seniors since many have already stepped onto their college campuses for their next stage of their life.

The Vegas Events are NOT an invite only camp. They are first come, first served. Long Snappers ranging from 8th grade – JC are allowed to attend.

This is the SUPER BOWL for Long Snappers. No other Long Snapping event comes close to the exposure offered by the Vegas Events. Rubio Long Snapping is, by far, the most credible recruiting source for Long Snappers in the country. The “TOP 12” and “EVENT ELITE” is the list to be on if you are seeking national exposure. From the Vegas Events, the Rubio Long Snapping Staff will select the “TOP 12” Seniors/JC & the “TOP 12” Underclassman and “Event Elite”. Over 90% of the “TOP 12” have received full ride D1A scholarships in the past. Over 99% members of the “TOP 12” have gone on to play college football. In addition the “TOP 12” Underclassman will be invited to attend an exclusive summer camp to train and compete amongst that elite group. The Competition Finals Round Winners (FG, Punt, and LS) will receive FREE Rubio Long Snapping Camps for 1 FULL YEAR. (Excludes transportation and Hotel). The Vegas Events offer the best exposure possible for Long Snappers. Rubio Long Snapping has personal relationships with over 100 D1A Universities and many more at other levels. This is your chance to get recognized on a national scale. Rubio Long Snapping works very closely with Scout.com, Rivals.com, Espn.com, etc. and have also been featured in Sports Illustrated, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, Deadspin, etc.

VEGAS XXVIII Prep Camp, May 15, TX
VEGAS XXVIII Prep Camp, May 15, GA
VEGAS XXVIII Prep Camp, May 15, CA
VEGAS XXVIII, Small Group Session, May 20, Las Vegas
VEGAS XXVIII, May 21-22, Las Vegas

You can register for any Rubio Long Snapping VEGAS EVENT HERE

FBU CAMPS

Once again, Rubio Long Snapping and Chris Sailer Kicking will be teaming up with FBU to run the specialists portion of their camps. FBU is the world’s largest football training service and has hired us to handle their Long Snapping section. It is an honor and we are proud to do it again. It is a top notch organization that benefits countless athletes across the country.

Rubio Long Snapping will be running more camps than EVER. This year I will only be at the TOP GUN CAMP. All other locations will have two Rubio Long Snapping Senior Instructors in attendance (staff members that have been with me for well over 30 camps). They will follow the same format as myself and report directly to FBU and yours truly.

Rubio Long Snapping will be choosing the two Long Snappers that will participate in the US ARMY ALL-AMERICAN BOWL at the FBU TOP GUN CAMP in South Carolina on July 14-15. Rubio Long Snapping will also be selecting the East Bay Youth All-American for the Class of 2019 (Freshman All-American Bowl) and 2020 (8th Grade All-American Bowl) at the FBU TOP GUN CAMP in South Carolina on July 14-15.

You MUST be invited to the TOP GUN camp by performing well at one of the regional camps prior to the TOP GUN Camp. Bottom line, you will have to do well at one of the camps, that our staff is in attendance at, to pick up an invite from myself and/or one of my senior instructors.

April 8-9, San Antonio, TX
April 15-16, Austin, TX
April 15-16, Miami, FL
April 22-23, Orlando, FL
April 22-23, Phoenix, AZ
April 29-30, Orange County, CA
June 3-4, Lafayette, LA
June 24-25, Los Angeles, CA
July 14-15, Rock Hill, SC, TOP GUN CAMP***

***Rubio will be in attendance.

Please register for FBU CAMPS by going to fbu.net, calling (973) 366-5027 or emailing cdecker@allamericangames.com
COLLEGE CAMPS

Rubio Long Snapping will be in charge of several university led college camps across the country. These are camps that the universities put on and have us run. Per NCAA rules, you will not be ranked at these camps. You will register through THEIR respective sites.

Here is the list, so far, as more will be added once the dates are finalized…

June 1, University of Georgia
June 3, LSU
June 4, Alabama
June 5, University of Washington**
June 6, Texas A&M
June 10, University of Cincinnati**
June 11, University of Oregon
June 12, University of California Berkeley (CAL)
June 19, University of Miami
July 24, Army

**Rubio will not be in attendance.

NFL FREE AGENT CAMP

You (the specialists) asked for it, you got it. They (NFL coaches) asked for it, they got it. As you know, Chris Sailer and myself have always run the biggest and best exposure camps for high school Long Snappers and kickers. For the second year, we are moving into the NFL realm to give the needed exposure to our college athletes.

This one day camp will be a showcase for NFL coaches. There will be little coaching (you shouldn’t need a ton if you are at this camp) as this camp will all be about exposure. NFL coaches and personnel will be on hand to personally see the Long Snappers in action.

In order to attend this camp, you must be out of college and be eligible for the NFL draft.

March 17, Las Vegas, NV

You can register for the NFL Free Agent camp HERE (spots will be limited)

COLLEGE LEVEL CAMP

This camp will be ONLY for 4 year university college Long Snappers AND Long Snappers entering into a 4 year university. 1st year JC and freshman, sophomores and juniors in high school can NOT attend this camp.

This will be a very high level camp that will be run similarly to the TOP 12 and EVENT ELITE camp. Cost of the camp will include accommodations, transportation to the fields and the instruction, and meals. This camp is built for Long Snappers looking to dominate the college camp and get ready for the NFL.

July 15-17, IMG Academy, FL

TOP 12 & EVENT ELITE CAMP

This camp is open ONLY to those invited personally by Rubio. You are chosen to attend this camp by performing extremely well at either the January or May National Snapping Events in Las Vegas. Do NOT sign up for this camp unless you have been formally invited by Rubio. Former “TOP 12” and “EVENT ELITE” members includes countless college and NFL players, All-Americans, NFL Pro Bowlers and Super Bowl participants.

Some Long Snapping “TOP 12” Alumni: Christian Yount (Cleveland Browns), Justin Drescher (New Orleans Saints), Aaron Brewer (Denver Broncos), Jon Weeks (Houston Texans) to name a few.

The “TOP 12” is chosen after the January Event (VEGAS XXVII) and the “EVENT ELITE” is chosen after the spring Event (VEGAS XXVIII). There are obviously 12 chosen for the “TOP 12” and there is no set number for the “EVENT ELITE”. Those that deserve it and are top of their class in May, get chosen…it could be one, it could be 20.

The success rate of those we have chosen have been selected in the past that go on to play college football (most on scholarship) is over 95%.

July 18-20, IMG Academy, FL

Invites go out after each Vegas Event.

UNDERCLASSMEN INVITATIONAL

You will almost think of this INVITATIONAL as a baby TOP 12 & EVENT ELITE Camp. This two day camp that Rubio Long Snapping puts on will be completely gearing towards the athletes and their parents/guardians. This camp is meant to not only get the athletes headed in the right direction in the beginning of their high school careers, but also their parents. It will provide information regarding nutrition, social media, recruiting, film, education and, of course, on field instruction. This event is just as much for the parents/guardians as it is the athletes!

College recruiting for Long Snappers is finally getting where it needs to be. Scholarships are being offered earlier and earlier each year. Early exposure is necessary these days. The Rubio Long Snapping Underclassmen “Invite Only” Event is the perfect opportunity to make a name for yourself and solidify your national ranking at the perfect time. The middle of the summer is now the time college coaches build their underclassmen lists. You want to be on that list. This camp will get you there. It is also your first opportunity to prove that you are a “TOP 12” candidate in your class. The camp is set in July for a reason, college coaches asked us to do this. They want the inside track early. Don’t be surprised to see more and more underclassmen offered during the season in the near future.

There will be formal meetings/classroom sessions on individual topics such as: Training (what level is right for the underclassmen athlete, how often, proper techniques), Nutrition and Lifting (Good habits, bad habits), Social Media (Setting up and using the proper social media outlets – this has become a must), Filming (proper angles, techniques, times, set up), Education (the importance of it, standards, year by year plan)

July 21-22, IMG Academy, FL

Invites go out in May.

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How to Get an Unofficial Recruiting Trip

February 9, 2016 By Rubio

Ask. Seriously, that is all you have to do . Call the football office (THE PLAYER CALLS) and say the following when they answer…

“Hi, my name is ___________ and I am a Rubio Long Snapper in the class of ____. (if you want to brag about your ranking, here is where you would do it). I am very interested in going to, and being recruited by, _____(insert name of school)_____. I am looking to get put on the UNOFFICIAL RECRUIT LIST for your game vs. __________. What is the next step?”

At this point, they will most likely ask you some basic questions…(Name again, school, address, etc.). Answer them all because then you will be in their database and start getting more stuff from the school. Please note: if this is done during the off-season, you simply tell them what day(s) you will be on campus and they will do the rest. Couple Points….

The difference between an OFFICIAL RECRUITING TRIP and an UNOFFICIAL RECRUITING TRIP is that the athlete pays his way on the UNOFFICIAL RECRUITING TRIP
You can take AS MANY unofficial recruiting trips as you’d like. You are only allowed five official recruiting trips.
The bigger the game, the bigger the recruit you have to be in order to get those tickets. If you are not an absolute stud, you most likely won’t get a big time rivalry game.
You can start this process anytime, but usually sophomore year is good to let it rain.
Dress accordingly. Look clean and presentable. Rubio Long Snapping shirt or sweatshirt is always a good choice.
If you are too thin, wear thermals. If you are too heavy, wear something that fits well. If you are built well, wear something tight to show off what you got. Unofficial visits are a good way for a coach to see if you pass the eyeball test. Make sure you pass.
If parents go with the athlete, make sure the parents have a lot of taffy in their mouths so they don’t speak. Remember, the coach doesn’t want to hear from the parents. He wants to hear from the athlete.

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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National Signing Day

February 2, 2016 By Rubio

Rubio Long Snapper Cole Mazza signing with Alabama

Today is a National Signing Day for football (there are two, one in December and one in February). High school and JC football players around the country will be signing on the dotted line to play for their respective schools. It is a great time of the year for all involved. It is Signing Day. It is covered by major sports affiliates and it begins the process of which college will dominate tomorrow with the stellar high school athletes of today.

With all the hoopla, comes questions….let me clear some things up for everyone. These are all from questions I have received over the years. Here you go and be sure to reference back to THIS blog I wrote about the difference between a full ride, a preferred walk-on and a standard walk-on:

Is Signing Day the only day an athlete can sign with a college?
Absolutely not. It is just the first official day for the seniors to make their commitment official. A scholarship athlete can sign anytime on or after that day. You can literally sign the day you get on campus if you are a late pick-up for a school. The whole Signing Day is just a lot of pomp and circumstance that the media has turned it into an event.

Do Preferred Walk-Ons sign on Signing Day?
No, they do not officially sign anything. However, many schools and parents like to have a simple ceremony that represents signing. A preferred walk-on, although verbally committed to a school is NOT locked into that respective school. They have the option to change their mind to another school at any point if a scholarship comes their way. Not exactly the most kosher thing to do to a coach/program but they would most likely understand. I look at it like this, an athlete not taking a scholarship would be similar to a person not taking a free car and opting to pay for the same car.

If I sign with a college on scholarship, can I adjust after?
Sure, BUT you can transfer with the new transfer portal BUT it can be tricky. Some schools like an older transfer (already graduated from previous school) and some don’t. Think about it, why would a coach want an athlete that could not fit in at their first stop? A transfer athlete always brings up red flags…why is it going to work this time, why did he not get along with players and coaches at the first school, it is a homesick issue, is he a problem case, schooling? All are questions that a new coach is going to want to know about you. Bottom line, make your decision and stick with it. This can be a big gamble.

How do the schools get the athletes signatures?
Most athletes sign in the early morning and then fax them in to their new home (school).

Why have a Signing Day?
It is the day your verbal commitment becomes official.

Can a junior that is offered a scholarship sign early?
Nope. They must wait just like the others within his graduating class. All of this waiting around gives way to all the committing and de-committing which coaches and sports writers absolutely love (dripping with sarcasm).

Is it true that scholarships have to be renewed every year by the school?
Yes. This is one of those things that not a lot of people know about but it is true. Every single year, the staff has to renew your scholarship for the next year. Therefore, if you are not producing as an athlete, student or person, your scholarship can not be renewed. It is not very common for it to happen, but I have witnessed it occur. Usually, a social issue is the final straw in saying bye bye to your education being paid for by the school.

What can go wrong with the Signing Day process?
Several things and most involve the fax machine. If the exact form is not sent in signed properly, the deal is not sealed. Many schools have lost an athlete because the Letter of Intent was faxed upside down, backwards or just not clear. Then, when they tell the student-athlete to do it again, said athlete often takes it as an omen that it wasn’t meant to be and poof! a new school is chosen. Trust me, it does happen.

All in all, Signing Day is a great thing that should be cherished by all but definitely don’t feel as though it is the end all be all. No matter when you sign, you are still going to be on full scholarship with your school paid for, and that is the most important thing.

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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 18 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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STATS from VEGAS XXVII

February 1, 2016 By Rubio

Here are 40 times, Target scores and RSIs from the Rubio Long Snapping VEGAS XXVII Event on January 17-18, 2016.

Please Note: RSI (Rubio Standard Index): The RSI is the score divided by the average speed. You may obtain 2 bonus points for an average of .75-.79, 2 more bonus points for an average of .70-.74 and an additional 2 more bonus points if you average below .70.

If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com and I look forward to seeing you all this spring at our camps.

Aloma, John

5.4

40.27

Amundsen, Erik

5.31

9.47

Anderson, Koltin

5.87

29.74

Anthony, Enzo

6.65

8.65

Appio, Zach

5.15

27.77

Armijo, Mateo

5.28

8.14

Arroyo, Ross

6.58

1.03

Arroyo, Travis

5.65

Baldeck, Matt

5.55

19.49

Bastuga, Mick

1.83

Baty, Ramsey

5.42

6.19

Baxley, Wyman

4.9

17.5

Beattie, Brendan

5.2

5.32

Bentley, Brendan

5.76

28.59

Biby, Blake

4.81

5.43

Bigler, Spencer

6.1

6.12

Black, Dylan

5.26

7.51

Blankenship, Reeves

5.58

Blaylock, Aaron

5.4

25.08

Bonish, Matt

6.17

Bourque, Phillip

1.74

Bowles, Michael

7.68

Bowling, Thomas

5.2

22.92

Boyle, Cam

5.12

29.41

Brennan, Cole

Brennan, Jack

Bridges, Dan

5.37

10.52

Bunger, Logan

5.14

14.12

Burcher, Max

5.53

13.1

Burson, Hunter

5.49

8.99

Caffrey, Connor

5.64

16.67

Calcagno, Joe

28.25

Caldwell, Noah

5.69

14.96

Campbell, Gavin

5.28

Cantrell, Caleb

5.03

13.86

Cantrell, Dan

4.99

12.5

Carr, Mike

6.59

Casillas, Mark

21.11

Cassidy, Ryan

4.86

20.78

Castro, Dylan

6.34

16.29

Caughman, Ty

5.55

15.46

Cesear, Jake

Chapman, Jack

Chason, Bryce

5.56

8.99

Ciampa, Adam

5.69

2.91

Clements, Cody

6.13

6.74

Cline, Gavin

Clore, Chris

5.91

15.56

Cognetti, Dustin

5.56

7.29

Coluzzi, Marshall

5.47

14.81

Colwell, Jack

5.35

19.05

Condarco, Gabe

5.71

Cooke, Daniel

5.79

1.96

Cord, Brennon

4.63

12.09

Corley, Trey

5.52

10.98

Costa, Chris

5.05

11.24

Cotton, Joe

4.98

9.3

Coughlin, Patrick

5.35

17.58

Covan, Austin

5.74

27.71

Crabtree, Kevin

5.38

14.66

Cuevas, Adrian

5.75

2.97

Culbertson, Ryan

5.37

32.22

Daniel, Gunner

5.53

17.73

Darby, Jack

5.49

13.37

Davidson, Callen

5.52

19.54

Davis, John

5.38

25.46

De Rosier, Charles

6.38

13.33

DeGreen, Caden

5.13

16.55

Demeter, David

5.09

20.97

Den Bleyker, Johnny

5.14

16.85

Dhabalt, Trevor

4.88

3.33

DioGuardi, Brett

Dunagan, Payton

5.54

8.79

Durham, Nate

5.66

24.58

Durr, James

5.9

Durschlag, Max

5.27

5.68

Dyer, Kellen

6.33

10.87

Easton, Dimitri

5.93

1.03

Eatherly, Geron

4.96

26.37

Eckelberg, Kyle

5.79

5.32

Edwards, Alex

5.69

19.77

Edwards, Charlie

4.95

13.33

Edwards, Zach

5.18

14.37

England, Zach

5.24

9.59

Enrico, Jared

5.34

30.53

Estrada, Aaron

5.95

6.25

Fean, Tim

5.07

19.95

Fiene, Robert

5.3

5.1

Finnicum, Connor

5.19

17.97

Fishman, Joe

5.31

8.16

Fletcher, Thomas

4.99

53.75

Freeman, Harrison

5.29

32.06

Freeman, Raymond

5.24

26.05

Fuentes, Johnny

5.45

15.29

Gambs, Charlie

6.16

4.04

Garcia, Matt

5.83

20.1

Gean, Austin

5.09

1.01

George, Brad

5.62

12.56

Gibbs, Kyle

5.19

38.34

Gibson, Evan

5.63

17.89

Gibson, Jake

5.42

31.22

Gifford, Blake

5.45

12.64

Givens, Trenton

5.12

12.5

Glenn, Andy

5.49

2.97

Goodwin, Jake

5.5

13.79

Goossen, Rex

5.76

7.29

Gormley, Benji

4.97

15.33

Grant, Zac

5.54

12.94

Gray, Jamie

5.19

14.4

Hahn, Derek

5.73

1.03

Hall, Mitch

5.46

Hall, Nate

6.57

2.52

Hall, Parker

6.02

14.14

Halper, Jack

5.05

24.02

Haney, Jack

5.05

Hantz, Gabe

5.95

4.65

Harrison, Jack

5.39

Harshey, Dereck

5.73

1.05

Hathoot, Justin

5.18

19.78

Haugh, Doug

5.04

9.64

Hawkins, Kameron

7.17

5.56

Hayes, Dillon

5.86

12.68

Hayes, Kolin

5.37

16.87

Heath, Tripp

6.47

3.3

Hembrough, Matt

5.25

25.3

Hemphill, Conner

4.88

34.63

Hernandez, Curtis

5.48

10.84

Hess, Jake

6.3

12.94

Hiett, Russ

5.36

9.3

Hinders, Ross

5.2

32.22

Holman, Jacob

5.47

22.25

Hood, Hayden

5.31

2.2

Hooper, Jesse

5.73

8.99

Hostetler, Tom

Howell, Noah

5.75

13.06

Hudson, Ethan

5.6

20.18

Imrem, Kuper

Jacobs, Zack

5.5

20.45

Jacobson, Jarrod

5.18

24.78

James, Clay

5.26

16.56

Jenkins, Eli

5.96

15.47

Jennings, Evan

6.1

3.16

John, Riley

5.47

24.67

Johnson, Damon

27.12

Kacherski, John

4.75

16.29

Kaye, Cameron

5.24

18.82

Keaton, Tyler

5.4

8.51

Kelleher, Kasey

5.28

30.76

Key, Jarrett

5.8

11.63

King, Javier

5.15

17.29

Kinniry, Collin

5.91

Kirkegaard, Connor

4.88

40.26

Klotz, Zack

6.89

3.09

Korinek, Skyler

5.35

12.05

Kozachenko, James

5.01

20.99

Kragero, Carter

5.11

36.21

LaCilento, Mike

5.55

5.05

Landes, Cameron

5.87

3.03

Landherr, Jack

5.44

4.12

Laughlin, Kevin

5.36

11.11

Lawless, Paul

5.29

9.52

Lawson, John

5.89

5.32

Lawver, Caleb

5.59

15.16

Lefton, Parker

6.47

22.64

Lipps, Alex

5.11

Little, Drew

5.92

12.98

Long, Cade

5.12

21.01

Low, Nick

5.76

17.04

Luce, Spencer

5.86

22.09

MacDonald, Logan

5.47

12.5

Maher, Calvin

5.45

18.82

Mast, Shiloh

5.57

21.8

McCauley, Jack

5.9

10.1

McCormack, Nate

7.48

4.46

McCoy, Daniel

5.05

8.82

McCullough, Roen

5.54

7.87

McDonough, Charles

5.04

22.25

McInerny, Patrick

5.48

16.05

McKean, Ben

0.88

McMullen, Eli

5.37

McNeil, Ryan

5.52

23.78

Melgarejo, Frank

5.26

12.12

Meyer, Scott

30.66

Michaelsen, Alex

5.5

22.1

Miller, Spencer

5.89

19.09

Milliron, Brennan

5.17

4.12

Mimoun, Jacob

5.51

11.36

Mitchell, Jacob

Mitchell, Will

6.4

Monaco, Paul

5.09

18.75

Montgomery, Jax

Moody, Chandler

4.99

12.77

Moore, Seth

5.92

Mullis, Tucker

5.3

9.38

Munoz, Jake

4.99

22.25

Munsey, Jack

5.67

15.66

Napper, Mason

Nieland, Max

5.52

10.99

Norman, Patrick

5.36

13.95

Noth, Devin

5.05

19.9

O’Connor, Kyle

5.73

34.03

O’Riordan, Keelan

6.43

Odum, Logan

5.45

5.81

Paez, Koby

5.17

12.39

Pagel, Jake

5.28

22.78

Palmer, Blaise

6.15

4.9

Palmer, Dallas

5.31

14.53

Paprota, Dillon

Patton, Will

5.84

7.23

Pedrozo, Jude

5.08

18.51

Petrucci, Kyle

5.92

21.71

Piatt, Colton

5.03

23.17

Picerelli, Jimmy

5.13

33.37

Pladson, Wyatt

5.73

17.19

Plattner, Randen

5.59

13.04

Potter, Jacob

5.65

31.41

Prada, Brandon

5.3

Prevette, Keaton

5.53

6.9

Quiggle, Jackson

4.95

28.66

Racina, Nate

5.53

23.25

Raines, John

Ramos, Joseph

5.97

16.74

Ratliff, Anthony

4.99

39.81

Reeves, Austin

5.22

41.08

Reiter, Donald

5.39

28.3

Reiter, Ross

5.53

27.67

Ressler, Ben

5.3

14.66

Riddle, Campbell

5.76

24.94

Riordan, Jeremiah

5.53

9.88

Robinson, Bradley

5.97

Rodriguez-Trammell, Noah

5.17

24.83

Rosenberry, James

5.7

24.5

Rovetti, Nick

5.59

8.51

Royal, Greg

Rubenstein, Jacob

5.57

26.67

Ruff, Ryan

5.23

13.04

Rumsey, Jared

5.08

26.36

Ryan, Brennan

5.67

12.5

Ryan, Eric

5.51

8.99

Sablan, Trevor

5.69

8.6

Sainsbury, Briant

5.98

19.28

Samarzich, Simon

5.39

24.59

Santa Ana, Jackson

Satnan, Chaz

5.47

12.05

Schrimpf, CJ

5.75

20.67

Scott, Collin

6.76

5.38

Scott, Roli

6.41

7.95

Seacat, IV

4.79

20.48

Serapiglia, Dom

6.17

10.52

Shackelford, Riley

5.28

27.61

Shadley, Oscar

5.33

14.81

Shirley, Ben

5.75

17.8

Short, Cooper

5.43

16.87

Simmons, Reed

5.63

Sineath, Tanner

5.32

7.69

Sivore, Tim

5.76

11.63

Skinner, Quentin

5.32

22.51

Skrobot, Gabe

5.22

15.73

Smith, Matthew

5.15

25.54

Snodgrass, Peter

5.17

14.82

Sokach-Minnick, Tristan

5.4

13.58

Solan, Nick

5.3

7.69

Somerman, Mason

5.47

Somers, Sean

Sorenson, Bradley

26.68

Stephenson, Quinn

5.4

12.05

Stevens, Greyson

5.97

0.97

Stewart, Cole

5.04

24.09

Stoll, Chris

5.07

12.22

Stover, William

5.15

9.59

Suter, Rhys

5.32

13.87

Tabel, Ethan

5.24

23.75

Tamayo, Adrian

5.48

4.85

Taylor, Billy

5.16

18.88

Tebbetts, Carson

5.5

19.67

Thomas, Phillip

5.44

26.73

Thompson, Tristan

5.82

19.75

Tokos, Matt

5.86

9.34

Toothman, Andrew

6.27

22.03

Tryon, Brooks

5.29

4.55

Tulo IV, Albert

5.9

9.64

Turner, Noah

5.25

27.41

Varela, Chris

5.96

Vea, Sam

5.49

21.48

Vega, JC

5.13

28.17

Vines, Kent

6.22

14.72

Vinson, Michael

5.89

10.61

Walker, Nate

6.38

14.44

Walker, Ryan

5.78

Wallunas, Joshua

5.25

5.49

Walsh, Koby

5.08

40.24

Walsh, Ryan

5.48

7.78

Walsh, Scott

5.54

Watkins, Ryan

5.47

8.99

Watson, Brendon

5.25

13.58

Weneta, Nathan

4.96

8.25

Wise, Drew

5.33

8.79

Wojciechowski, Mike

6.12

10.69

Wood, Camren

5.54

5.15

Workman, James

5.12

21.18

Wyatt, Ben

5.06

23.33

Yangai, Peyton

5.43

11.83

Yelich, Jake

5.22

12.2

Yester, Slade

5.31

12.94

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Filed Under: Article Archives, Recruiting, Vegas Tagged With: Aaron Bond, Aaron Fean, Adam Clements, Adrian Culbertson, Adrian Taylor, Albert Turner, Alex Edwards, Alex Little, Alex Miller, Aloma, Andrew Tryon, Andy Goodwin, Anthony Reeves, Austin Crabtree, Austin George, Austin Reiter, Ben McMullen, Ben Riddle, Ben Short, Ben Yangai, Benji Grant, Billy Tebbetts, Blaise Palmer, Blake Bigler, Blake Givens, Brad Gibbs, Bradley Rodriguez-Trammell, Bradley Stephenson, Brandon Prevette, Brendan Bentley, Brendan Biby, Brendon Weneta, Brennan Mimoun, Brennan Ryan, Brennon Corley, Brett Dunagan, Briant Samarzich, Brooks Tulo IV, Bryce Ciampa, Cade Low, Caden Demeter, Caleb Cantrell, Caleb Lefton, Callen Davis, Calvin Mast, Cam Brennan, Cameron Keaton, Cameron Landherr, Campbell Riordan, Camren Workman, Carson Thomas, Carter LaCilento, Chandler Moore, Charles DeGreen, Charles McInerny, Charlie Edwards, Charlie Garcia, Chaz Schrimpf, Chris Cognetti, Chris Cotton, Chris Stover, Chris Vea, CJ Scott, Clay Jenkins, Cody Cline, Cole Brennan, Cole Stoll, Collin Kirkegaard, Collin Scott, Colton Picerelli, Conner Hernandez, Connor Calcagno, Connor Fishman, Connor Klotz, Cooper Simmons, Curtis Hess, Dallas Paprota, Damon Kacherski, Dan Bunger, Dan Carr, Daniel Cord, Daniel McCullough, David Den Bleyker, Dereck Hathoot, Derek Hall, Devin O'Connor, Dillon Hayes, Dillon Patton, Dimitri Eatherly, Dom Shackelford, Donald Reiter, Doug Hawkins, Drew Long, Drew Wojciechowski, Dustin Coluzzi, Dylan Blankenship, Dylan Caughman, Eli Jennings, Eli McNeil, Enzo Appio, Eric Sablan, Erik Anderson, Ethan Imrem, Ethan Tamayo, Evan Gibson, Evan John, Frank Meyer, Gabe Cooke, Gabe Harrison, Gabe Smith, Gavin Cantrell, Gavin Clore, Geron Eckelberg, Greg Rubenstein, Greyson Stewart, Gunner Darby, Harrison Freeman, Hayden Hooper, Hunter Caffrey, IV Serapiglia, Jack Bridges, Jack Chason, Jack Condarco, Jack Davidson, Jack Haney, Jack Hantz, Jack Harshey, Jack Laughlin, Jack McCormack, Jack Napper, Jackson Bonish, Jackson Racina, Jackson Satnan, Jacob Hood, Jacob Mitchell, Jacob Prada, Jacob Ruff, Jake Chapman, Jake Gifford, Jake Goossen, Jake Hiett, Jake Munsey, Jake Palmer, Jake Yester, James Durschlag, James Kragero, James Rovetti, James Wyatt, Jamie Hahn, Jared Estrada, Jared Ryan, Jarrett King, Jarrod James, Jason Anderson, Javier Kinniry, Jax Moody, JC Vines, Jeremiah Robinson, Jesse Hostetler, Jimmy Pladson, Joe Caldwell, Joe Coughlin, Joe Fletcher, John Amundsen, John De Rosier, John Kaye, John Lawver, John Ramos, Johnny Dhabalt, Johnny Gambs, Joseph Ratliff, Joshua Walsh, Jude Petrucci, Justin Haugh, Kameron Hayes, Kasey Key, Keaton Quiggle, Keelan Odum, Kellen Easton, Kent Vinson, Kevin Cuevas, Kevin Lawless, Koby Pagel, Koby Walsh, Kolin Heath, Koltin Anthony, Kuper Jacobs, Kyle Edwards, Kyle Gibson, Kyle O'Riordan, Kyle Piatt, Logan Burcher, Logan Maher, Logan Paez, Mark Cassidy, Marshall Colwell, Mason Nieland, Mason Somers, Mateo Arroyo, Matt Bastuga, Matt Bourque, Matt Gean, Matt Hemphill, Matt Toothman, Matthew Snodgrass, Max Burson, Max Dyer, Max Norman, Michael Bowling, Michael Walker, Mick Baty, Mike Casillas, Mike Landes, Mike Wood, Mitch Hall, Nate Durr, Nate Hall, Nate McCoy, Nate Raines, Nate Walker, Nathan Wise, Nick Luce, Nick Royal, Nick Somerman, Noah Campbell, Noah Hudson, Noah Rosenberry, Noah Varela, Oscar Shirley, Parker Halper, Parker Lipps, Patrick Covan, Patrick McKean, Patrick Noth, Paul Lawson, Paul Montgomery, Payton Durham, Peter Sokach-Minnick, Peyton Yelich, Phillip Bowles, Phillip Thompson, Quentin Skrobot, Quinn Stevens, Ramsey Baxley, Randen Potter, Raymond Fuentes, Reed Sineath, Reeves Blaylock, Rex Gormley, Rhys Tabel, Riley Johnson, Riley Shadley, Robert Finnicum, Roen McDonough, Roli Seacat, Ross Arroyo, Ross Holman, Ross Ressler, Rubio long snapping, Russ Hinders, Ryan Castro, Ryan Daniel, Ryan Melgarejo, Ryan Rumsey, Ryan Wallunas, Ryan Walsh, Ryan Watson, Sam Vega, Scott Michaelsen, Scott Watkins, Sean Sorenson, Seth Mullis, Shiloh McCauley, Simon Santa Ana, Skyler Kozachenko, Slade, Spencer Black, Spencer MacDonald, Spencer Milliron, Tanner Sivore, Thomas Boyle, Thomas Freeman, Tim Fiene, Tim Skinner, Tom Hostetler, Tom Howell, Travis Baldeck, Trenton Glenn, Trevor DioGuardi, Trevor Sainsbury, Trey Costa, Tripp Hembrough, Tristan Solan, Tristan Tokos, Tucker Munoz, Ty Cesear, Tyler Kelleher, VEGAS XXVII, Will Monaco, Will Pedrozo, William Suter, Wyatt Plattner, Wyman Beattie, Zac Gray, Zach Armijo, Zach England, Zach Enrico, Zack Jacobson, Zack Korinek

VEGAS XXVII – SNAP SPEED RESULTS

January 29, 2016 By Rubio

Here are the results of the Long Snappers getting timed at 15 yards. Clock started when any part of their body moved in reference to the snap starting and stopped when the punter touched the snap. Any questions, feel free to contact Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com.

Aloma, John .67
Amundsen, Erik 0.9
Anderson, Jason 0.79
Anderson, Koltin 0.74
Anthony, Enzo 0.95
Appio, Zach 0.74
Armijo, Mateo 0.79
Arroyo, Ross 0.92
Arroyo, Travis 0.71
Baldeck, Matt 0 .68
Bastuga, Mick 1.09
Baty, Ramsey 0.82
Baxley, Wyman .77
Beattie, Brendan 0 .76
Bentley, Brendan 0 .73
Biby, Blake 0 .75
Black, Dylan 0 .86
Blankenship, Reeves 0.79
Blaylock, Aaron 0 .82
Bond, Jackson NT
Bourque, Phillip 0 .83
Boyle, Camden .71
Bowles, Michael NT
Bowling, Thomas 0.79
Brennan, Cole 0 .71
Brennan, Jack NT
Bridges, Dan 0 .825
Bunger, Logan 0 .85
Burcher, Max 0 .84
Burson, Hunter 0.91
Caffrey, Connor 0 .74
Calcagno, Joe 0.69
Caldwell, Noah 0.84
Campbell, Gavin 0 .75
Cantrell, Caleb 0 .79
Cantrell, Dan 0 .76
Carr, Mike 1.23
Casillas, Mark 0 .91
Cassidy, Ryan 0 .78
Castro, Dylan 0 .73
Caughman, Ty 0 .9
Cesear, Jake NT
Chapman, Jack NT
Chason, Bryce 0 .84
Ciampa, Adam 1.15
Clements, Cody 0.83
Cline, Gavin NT
Clore, Chris 0 .76
Cognetti, Dustin 0 .85
Coluzzi, Marshall 0 .76
Colwell, Jack0 .75
Condarco, Gabe 1
Cooke, Daniel 1.15
Cord, Brennon 0 .68
Corley, Trey 0 .81
Costa, Chris 0 .69
Cotton, Joe 0 .74
Coughlin, Patrick 0 .75
Covan, Austin 0 .8
Crabtree, Kevin 0 .7
Cuevas, Adrian 1.01
Culbertson, Ryan 0 .72
Daniel, Gunner 0 .82
Darby, Jack 0 .86
Davidson, Callen 0 .81
Davis, John 0 .815
De Rosier, Charles 0 .86
DeGreen, Caden 0 .8
Demeter, David 0 .91
Den Bleyker, Johnny 0.69
Dhabalt, Trevor 0 .7
DioGuardi, Brett NT
Dunagan, Payton 0.9
Durham, Nate 0 .73
Durr, James 0.97
Durschlag, Max 0.745
Dyer, Kellen 0 .85
Easton, Dimitri 0 .82
Eatherly, Geron 0 .72
Eckelberg, Kyle 0.75
Edwards, Alex 0.76
Edwards, Charlie 0.8
Edwards, Zach0 .75
England, Zach0 .78
Enrico, Jared0 .76
Estrada, Aaron 0.92
Fean, Tim 0.71
Fiene, Robert 0.89
Finnicum, Connor 0.88
Fishman, Joe 0.96
Fletcher, Thomas 0.68
Freeman, Harrison 0.69
Freeman, Raymond 0.65
Fuentes, Johnny 0.81
Gambs, Charlie 0.88
Garcia, Matt 0.89
Gean, Austin 0.93
George, Brad 0.96
Gibbs, Kyle 0.69
Gibson, Evan 0.81
Gibson, Jake 0.76
Gifford, Blake 0.77
Givens, Trenton 0.96
Glenn, Andy 0.95
Goodwin, Jake 0.74
Goossen, Rex 1
Gormley, Benji0 .74
Grant, Zac 0.86
Gray, Jamie 0.78
Hahn, Derek 0.85
Hall, Mitch 0.72
Hall, Nate 1.13
Hall, Parker 0.83
Halper, Jack 0.77
Haney, Jack 0.72
Hantz, Gabe 0.82
Harrison, Jack 1.07
Harshey, Dereck 0.89
Hathoot, Justin 0.76
Haugh, Doug 0.78
Hawkins, Kameron 1.13
Hayes, Dillon 0.79
Hayes, Kolin 0.78
Heath, Tripp 0.91
Hembrough, Matt0 .775
Hemphill, Conner 0.82
Hernandez, Curtis 0.77
Hess, Jake 0.8
Hiett, Russ 0.79
Hinders, Ross 0.69
Holman, Jacob 0.84
Hood, Hayden 0.81
Hooper, Jesse 0.8
Hostetler, Tom 1.15
Howell, Noah 0.8
Hudson, Ethan0 .76
Imrem, Kuper NT
Jacobs, Zack0 .76
Jacobson, Jarrod 0.78
James, Clay 0.77
Jenkins, Eli 0.86
Jennings, Evan 0.85
John, Riley 0.8
Johnson, Damon 0.64
Kacherski, John 0.76
Kaye, Cameron 0.67
Keaton, Tyler 0.85
Kelleher, Kasey 0.70
Key, Jarrett 0.76
King, Javier 0.93
Kinniry, Collin 1.12
Kirkegaard, Connor 0.68
Klotz, Zack 1.0
Korinek, Skyler 0.8
Kozachenko, James 0.73
Kragero, Carter 0.74
LaCilento, Mike 0.79
Landes, Cameron 1
Landherr, Jack 0.84
Laughlin, Kevin 0.88
Lawless, Paul 0.76
Lawson, John 0.81
Lawver, Caleb 0.74
Lefton, Parker 0.78
Lipps, Alex 0.96
Little, Drew 0.92
Long, Cade 0.72
Low, Nick 0.74
Luce, Spencer 0.88
MacDonald, Logan 0.84
Maher, Calvin 0.8
Mast, Shiloh 0.68
McCauley, Jack 0.99
McCormack, Nate 1.3
McCoy, Daniel 0.8
McCullough, Roen 0.75
McDonough, Charles 0.79
McInerny, Patrick 0.95
McKean, Ben 0.81
McMullen, Eli 0.85
McNeil, Ryan 0.87
Melgarejo, Frank 0.77
Meyer, Scott 0.71
Michaelsen, Alex 0.79
Miller, Spencer 0.93
Milliron, Brennan 0.85
Mimoun, Jacob 0.78
Mitchell, Will 1.22
Monaco, Paul 0.74
Montgomery, Jax NT
Moody, Chandler 0.86
Moore, Seth 1.18
Mullis, Tucker 0.85
Munoz, Jake 0.6
Munsey, Jack 0.76
Napper, Mason NT
Nieland, Max 0.81
Norman, Patrick 0.83
Noth, Devin 0.69
O’Connor, Kyle 0.78
O’Riordan, Keelan 1.03
Odum, Logan 0.99
Paez, Koby 0.75
Pagel, Jake 0.72
Palmer, Blaise 0.95
Palmer, Dallas 0.83
Paprota, Dillon NT
Patton, Will 0.75
Pedrozo, Jude 0.85
Petrucci, Kyle 0.85
Piatt, Colton 0.75
Picerelli, Jimmy 0.63
Pladson, Wyatt 0.79
Plattner, Randen 0.79
Potter, Jacob 0.76
Prada, Brandon NT
Prevette, Keaton 0.825
Quiggle, Jackson 0.65
Racina, Nate 0.76
Raines, John NT
Ramos, Joseph 0.84
Ratliff, Anthony 0.69
Reeves, Austin 0.74
Reiter, Donald 0.65
Reiter, Ross 0.67
Ressler, Ben 0.79
Riddle, Campbell 0.93
Riordan, Jeremiah 0.74
Robinson, Bradley 0.79
Rodriguez-Trammell, Noah 0.74
Rosenberry, James 0.84
Rovetti, Nick 1.03
Royal, Greg NT
Rubenstein, Jacob 0.85
Ruff, Ryan 0.78
Rumsey, Jared 0.76
Ryan, Brennan 0.92
Ryan, Eric 0.88
Sablan, Trevor 0.89
Sainsbury, Briant 0.86
Samarzich, Simon 0.78
Santa Ana, Jackson NT
Satnan, Chaz 0.7
Schrimpf, CJ 0.75
Scott, Collin 0.86
Scott, Roli 0.99
Seacat, I.V. 0.76
Serapiglia, Dom 0.84
Shackelford, Riley 0.66
Shadley, Oscar 0.75
Shirley, Ben 0.92
Short, Cooper 0.76
Simmons, Reed 1.1
Sineath, Tanner 0.72
Sivore, Tim 0.76
Skinner, Quentin 0.65
Skrobot, Gabe 0.82
Smith, Matthew 0.74
Snodgrass, Peter 0.7
Sokach-Minnick, Tristan 0.7
Solan, Nick 0.99
Somerman, Mason 1
Somers, Sean NT
Sorenson, Bradley 0.77
Stephenson, Quinn 0.79
Stevens, Greyson 1.03
Stewart, Cole 0.69
Stoll, Chris 0.77
Stover, William 0.68
Suter, Rhys 0.77
Tabel, Ethan 0.76
Tamayo, Adrian 0.94
Taylor, Billy 0.7
Thomas, Phillip 0.83
Thompson, Tristan 0.88
Tibbetts, Carson 0.75
Tokos, Matt 0.76
Toothman, Andrew 0.76
Tryon, Brooks 0.81
Tulo IV, Albert 0.775
Turner, Noah 0.75
Varela, Chris 0.94
Vea, Sam 0.74
Vega, JC 0.72
Vines, Kent 0.82
Vinson, Michael 0.94
Walker, Nate 0.73
Walker, Ryan 0.88
Wallunas, Joshua 0.92
Walsh, Koby 0.67
Walsh, Ryan 0.79
Walsh, Scott 1.08
Watkins, Ryan 0.87
Watson, Brendon 0.85
Weneta, Nathan 0.87
Wise, Drew 0.73
Wojciechowski, Mike 1.03
Wood, Camren 0.86
Workman, James 0.75
Wyatt, Ben 0.68
Yangai, Peyton 0.81
Yelich, Jake 0.65
Yester, Slade 0.85

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Rubio Long Snapper Nick Umble

December 29, 2015 By Rubio

A couple months ago I received a call from a Long Snapper named Nick Umble. It was a standard phone call that I receive several times a month. He told me how he was recently very interested in Long Snapping and wanted to go full speed into it to get to the next level. He said he was very determined and would stop at nothing.

All things I had heard before.

But then he told me he was born in 1978 and was just about to RETIRE from the Army as a GREEN BERET. To say that Nick has done a TON for his country is a major understatement. He said he did what he needed to do in the Army and was ready for his next challenge.

Long Snapping was his next challenge.

Needless to say, Nick is VERY driven and will stop at nothing. I have worked with him several times and he is an absolute workhorse. He is a large, strong Long Snapper that will do EXACTLY what you tell him to do.

Colleges need to look at him seriously for his drive, dedication and for the fact that since he has already retired from the Army, his schooling will be free.

The film you see below is from his first Rubio Long Snapping camp in WA this fall. I have worked with him since and he is already MUCH improved.

He deserves a shot at the next level and he will get one.

#LetNickPlay #TeamRubio

Read below for FULL details on Nick’s incredible life over the past three decades….

I was born in Clinton, Iowa on the 20th of June 1978, to Mark and Carol Umble. I attend Mediapolis HS in Mediapolis, Iowa where I played football (4 years) and ran the 3200 meters in track (Jr, Sr Years). I enlisted in the Army on the 13th of September 1996 and attended Basic Training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. I then went on to complete Advanced Individual Training (AIT) at the Naval Construction Training Center (NCTC) in Gulfport, Mississippi for the MOS of 51 Bravo, Carpentry Masonry Specialist. I was assigned to 84th Engineer Battalion (Combat) (Heavy) on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. During my time as a vertical engineer I served as a team leader.

I attended the Special Forces Selection and Assessment Course in April of 1999 and was selected to attend the SF engineer sergeant’s course. Upon completion, I was assigned to the 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne) in September 2002. During my time with 1st Group I have been assigned to various Special Forces Operational Detachments. I was assigned to Operational Detachment Alpha (ODA) 163 as a Junior Engineer Sergeant, Operational Detachment Bravo (ODB) 160 as the Assistant Operations Sergeant, ODA 161 Senior Engineer Sergeant, 2/1 HSC Operations Sergeant, ODA 1131 Operations Sergeant, ODB 1130 Operations Sergeant, ODA 1431 Operations Sergeant, ODB 1430 Operations Sergeant in Afghanistan, Company First Sergeant for the Group Support Company, and current serving as the Advanced Skills Company Operations Sergeant.

I have deployed all over the world in support of peacetime and combat operations and is a veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom (two tours), Operation Iraqi Freedom (two tours), and Operation Enduring Freedom-Philippines (two tours), along with 20 other overseas missions to several different countries in SE Asia and the Middle East.

My awards and decorations include the Special Forces Tab, Combat Infantry Badge, Basic Parachutist Badge, Air Assault Badge, Indian Parachutist Badge, Royal Thai Parachutist Badge, Philippine Parachutist Badge, Bronze Star Medals (third award), Meritorious Service Medal (second award), Army Commendation Medal for VALOR, Joint Service Achievement Medal, Army Achievement Medal (sixth award), Army Good Conduct Medal (sixth award), National Defense Service Medal, Afghanistan Campaign Medal (w/ two stars), Iraq Campaign Medal ( w/ one star), Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, NCO Professional Development Ribbon (w/ numeral 3), Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon (w/ 2nd numeral (two overseas duty stations Hawaii, Okinawa)), NATO Medal. My unit awards include the Joint Meritorious Unit Award (second award), Meritorious Unit Citation, and the Army Superior Unit Award.

I have attended and completed the follow Military Courses; Air Assault Course, Basic Airborne course, Basic Leaders Course (WLC), Advanced Leaders Course (ALC), Special Forces Selection and Assessment Course (SFAS), SERE Training, Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC), Senior Leaders Course (SLC), Special Operations Static Line Jumpmaster Course, Special Forces Advanced Reconnaissance Target Analysis Exploitation Techniques Course (SFARTAETC), Stryker Transition Course, Joint Personnel Recovery Execution Course (PR-300), Joint Personnel Recovery Plans and Operations (PR-301), Joint Personnel Non-Conventional Assisted Recovery Plans and Operations (PR-303).

I am currently married to Mrs. Jenn Wade live in Puyallup, WA. I have one daughter Ms. Brookelyn Grace (10).

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