EVENT ELITE MEMBER #10

Congratulations to Johnny Den Bleyker (CA, ’16) on being selected to the 2014 Event Elite!

Here was your clue…. EVENT ELITE member: guy who embraced self inflicting pain then where close groups hang then a person who likes baked goods but can’t spell

1st part:  EVENT ELITE member: guy who embraced self inflicting pain  (JOHNNY Knoxville is the guy)

2nd part: where close groups hang (a DEN is where families hang out)

3rd part: a person who likes baked goods but can’t spell (a baker likes to bake goods but if he couldn’t spell it would be a BLEYKER)

Congratulations to Johnny Den Bleyker on being invited to the 2014 TOP 12 and EVENT ELITE camp where only the best of the best Long Snappers in the country will be competing and learning!

Den Bleyker, Johnny

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EVENT ELITE MEMBER #9

Congratulations to Cody Block (AZ, ’JC) on being selected to the 2014 Event Elite!

Here was your clue: EVENT ELITE member: often this city is located in the coldest state then a splash of the nickname for a round headed fellow from a lady

1st part:  EVENT ELITE member: often this city is located in the coldest state  (continuous cold state would be Wyoming and the city would be CODY, WY)

2nd part: a splash of the nickname for a round headed fellow from a lady (A roundheaded fellow would be Charlie Brown and he was often called a BLOCKhead by Lucy)

Congratulations to Cody Block on being invited to the 2014 TOP 12 and EVENT ELITE camp where only the best of the best Long Snappers in the country will be competing and learning!

Block, Cody

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EVENT ELITE MEMBER #8

Congratulations to Nick Cox (FL, ’15) on being selected to the 2014 Event Elite!

Here was your clue: EVENT ELITE member: 1st is an actor in a movie that was leaving the event location and 2nd sounds like what it looks like Sloth chewed on1st is an actor in a movie that was leaving the event location

1st part:  EVENT ELITE member: 1st is an actor in a movie that was leaving the event location (NICK Cage was in Leaving Las Vegas)

2nd part: sounds like what it looks like Sloth chewed on (Sloth, from the classic Goonies, looked like he had been chewing on rocks, and that sounds like COX)

Congratulations to Nick Cox on being invited to the 2014 TOP 12 and EVENT ELITE camp where only the best of the best Long Snappers in the country will be competing and learning!

Cox, Nick

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EVENT ELITE MEMBER #7

Congratulations to John Aloma (CA, ’16) on being selected to the 2014 Event Elite!

Here was your clue: EVENT ELITE member: he might have to go to social media court for this one to be adjusted and legal.

1st part:  EVENT ELITE member: he might have to go to social media court for this one to be adjusted and legal. (Aloma’s Twitter handle has been @Future_Top_12 for SEVERAL years  and now that he is part of it, he might have to adjust it since it is no longer the future but the now)

Congratulations to John Aloma on being invited to the 2014 TOP 12 and EVENT ELITE camp where only the best of the best Long Snappers in the country will be competing and learning!

Aloma, John

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College Camp

Every year, Chris Sailer Kicking and Rubio Long Snapping hold a college camp for all the kickers, punters and Long Snappers that are currently playing in college and/or headed to play in college. This summer, we simply could not find a suitable time to run one SO we are coming up with this plan….

any kicker, punter and/or Long Snapper that is currently in college and/or headed to college can come to any of our personal camps (IL, GA, NC, TX, CA, Underclassmen Invite Event) for free to learn and assist with younger specialists. This is a great way to knock off the rust, get ready for the season and inspire the next generation. You will get all of the instruction throughout the day, but simply won’t be able to partake in the competitions. Plus, it will require less travel, this summer, for the college athletes.

We will definitely try to create a block of time next summer for the College Camp but, until then, just contact Chris Sailer or myself prior to the camp and consider it done.

Rubio Long Snapping

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EVENT ELITE MEMBER 6

Congratulations to Tyler Griffiths (NC, 15)on being selected to the 2014 Event Elite!

Here was your clue: EVENT ELITE member: 1st name of an interesting/angry/mythical character in a movie about a group & plural of a great spot to see stars in CA

1st part:  1st name of an interesting/angry/mythical character in a movie about a group (TYLER Durden was the main character in Fight Club)
2nd part: plural of a great spot to see stars in CA (GRIFFITHS Observatory is a place to see the stars in the sky in CA)

Congratulations to Tyler Griffiths on being invited to the 2014 TOP 12 and EVENT ELITE camp where only the best of the best Long Snappers in the country will be competing and learning!

Griffiths, Tyler

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Recap Article and Video of the 12th Annual Spring Event in Las Vegas

Long Snappers came out on May 10-11 to attend the Rubio Long Snapping Camp in Las Vegas from from over half of the USA to get the best  Long Snapping instruction and exposure in the country for Long Snappers. Long Snappers, and their parents/guardians, were instructed on the field on Satuday with competition on Sunday. Each Long Snapper was filmed and will have a player profile provided for them on RubioLongSnapping.com.

The overall winner of the camp was Jordan Ober (NV, ’15). Ober was exceptional all weekend in Vegas. The hometown hero snapped a great, accurate ball throughout the two days. He is snapping with confidence and dips into the D1 range. Incredible accuracy and has been improving a great amount in a very short amount of time. Excellent attitude.

The 12 Long Snappers that made the finals round on Sunday due to their exceptional RSI (Rubio Standard Index – score divided by speed with bonus points for more speed) were….Jordan Ober, AJ Carty, George Madden, Grant Gluhaich, Jake Knight, Tommy Bancroft, Liam McCullough, John Aloma, Harrison Goebel, Darren Diffee, Logan Hamilton & Michael Poujol. All were great but Ober just outlasted them all.

TOP 2014/JC Long Snappers (to see any profiles, simply go to RubioLongSnapping.com under Player Rankings)….

 

  • Wesley Bertoni looked exceptional all weekend. Body is strong and his form is perfect. AMAZING improvement in the last year
  • Cody Block did extremely well over the weekend in Vegas. He is transfer from Nevada and looks to being easily able to snap at the next level. The harder he snaps, the better he does.
  • Nick Avantino was snapping hard all weekend and moves well on his feet. Great attitude.
  • Elijah Richardson was throwing heat in Vegas and is built very well. Strong Long Snapper with a ton of upside.
  • Bobby Daggett looked poised and confident. Coming along very nicely.
  • Nathan Lucas looked very smooth and accurate all weekend in Vegas.

TOP 2015 Long Snappers (to see any profiles, simply go to RubioLongSnapping.com under Player Rankings)…

  • Blake Ferguson continues to dominate the art of Long Snapping. He looks like a full grown man and is snapping like one as well. Ball is very smooth, accurate and fast. Said it once and I will say it again, LSU got lucky grabbing him early.
  • Liam McCullough made it into the finals against Ober and could have easily taken the title. Kid is massive and snaps a nice ball that jumps out at you. Four scholarships and counting…and all well deserved.
  • Garrett Wilson  has been putting on some very good weight and that has helped him snapping immensely. Kid is on fire and was performing so well, I invited him to the Event Elite, right on the spot.
  • Ryan Simmons is another Long Snapper that was so impressive that he was selected to Event Elite right on the spot. Great accuracy and was snapping hard all weekend.
  • AJ Carty was ripping the ball back to the punter and snapping the ball with a ton of confidence.
  • Grant Gluhaich was ON FIRE all weekend in Vegas. Kid can snap as anyone in the country…easily. The bigger he gets, the better he will be.
  • Wes Farnsworth is as athletic a Long Snapper as you could ever hope for in life. Kid flies like the wind and rips the ball back to the punter.
  • George Madden is built like a college linebacker and snaps like a college Long Snapper.
  • Nick Cox performed very well and was excellent for his first Rubio Long Snapping camp.
  • Michael Poujol might have the most upside of any Long Snapper in the country.

Other notable 2015 Long Snappers…Tommy Bancroft, Marco Cadavieco, Peter Comaroto, Darren Diffee, Ryan Farr, Matt Foley, Harrison Goebel, Caleb Hendrix, Logan Hamilton, Matt Keller, Jake Knight, Brendan Lowery, Chris Lutzel,  Chaska Moon, Ryan Parris, Hayden Sak, Chase Urbach, Richard Wilcox and Hunter Womac.

Top 2016 Long Snappers  (to see any profiles, simply go to RubioLongSnapping.com under Player Rankings)…

  • John Shannon, yet again, separated himself as a man amongst boys with his overall ability at the Vegas Event. He easily snaps at the D1 level right now and looks ripe to get a scholarship soon.
  • John Aloma was the only sophomore to make it to the finals round and it was well deserved. He came to Vegas with a strong mindset and really dominated from start to finish.
  • Harrison Freeman is a massive man with the most potential in his class. Kid could jump and take the top spot soon.
  • Johnny Den Bleyker could be the most athletic Long Snapper in his class. Tons of talent on this Long Snapper.
  • Connor Kirkegaard was excellent all weekend in Vegas. He is starting to snap with a lot of confidence. The more consistent he gets, the better he will be.
  • Donald Reiter was really solid in Vegas. Large man that is strong and does a great job on his spiral. Love his attitude.

Other notable 2016 Long Snappers…Geron Eatherly, Damon Johnson, Jake Munoz, Anthony Ratliff, Koby Walsh and Steven Wirtel.

Top 2017/2018 Long Snappers  (to see any profiles, simply go to RubioLongSnapping.com under Player Rankings)….

  • Mitch Hall looked great, as always, out in Vegas. It is like he is older and snapping with youngsters. Very good form and attitude.
  • Shiloh Mast has a wonderful attitude and just rips the ball back to the punter. Very impressive pop for his age.
  • Thomas Fletcher is coming along very nicely with solid form and a laid back attitude. All the tools to be a great one. Size will be next hurdle for him.
  • Nate Durham is gaining confidence and he is snapping well. Watch him

Other notable 2017/2018 Long Snappers: Joe Calcagno, Javier King, Caleb Lawver, Dan Cantrell, Colin Scott and Enzo Anthony.

Rubio Long Snapping will next travel to Seattle, WA (May 16-17) for their FBU Camp. After that, several more Rubio Long Snapping camps will be coming up and can be seen at RubioLongSnapping.com

For more rankings, evaluations & future camp dates visit RubioLongSnapping.com or email Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com. Be sure to follow @TheChrisRubio and find Rubio Long Snapping on Facebook and Instagram for updates.

Rubio Long Snapping is an official partner of FBU, the U.S. Army All-America Bowl, and East Bay All-America Games.  The Road to the U.S. All-America Bowl & East Bay All-American Games begins now.

 Rubio Long Snapping at FBU Camps: Seattle, WA (May 16-17), Los Angeles, CA (May 30-31), Central Ohio (July 11-12).  Email Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com to inquire about an invitation to these prestigious camps.

Now feel free to watch the full video recap below…

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Rubio Long Snappers Getting Shots in the NFL!

Rubio Long Snapping not only dominated the weekend in Las Vegas, it also dominated it across the country.

It turns out that five Rubio Long Snappers impressed the scouts enough on their pro days to get invited to camps across the country. I couldn’t be more proud of these guys and I know everyone is cheering them on.

  • Chris Maikranz (Lamar University) is headed to camp with the Houston Texans
  • Drew Howell (Oregon) is headed to camp with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • JR Carr (Tennessee) is headed to camp with the Washington Redskins
  • Trevor Gillette (Rice) is headed to camp with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
  • Ryan Iverson (Colorado) is headed to camp with the Detroit Lions.

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RSI from the Vegas Event

Here are the R.S.I. scores from The Rubio Target at the 12th Annual National Snapping Spring Event in Las Vegas

The R.S.I. (Rubio Standard Index) is the score divided by the average speed. You may obtain 2 bonus points for av average time 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.

The top 12 RSI scores moved onto the finals on Sunday afternoon.

Name RSI
Avantino, Nick 16.5
Alexander, Dylan 13.96
Aloma, John 38.47
Anderson, Koltin 10.05
Anthony, Enzo 4.90
Ashworth, Jeremy 18.90
Atkins, Connor 4.65
Badgley, Ryne 11.22
Bale, JT 27.54
Bancroft, Tommy 38.85
Becker, Hunter 0
Bertoni, Wesley 30
Block, Cody 30.96
Cadavieco, Marco 23.73
Calcagno, Joe 2.15
Cameron, Brandt 14.81
Cantrell, Dan 12.24
Carty, AJ 42.02
Cawley, Kendall  24
Charles DeRosier  2
Comaroto, Peter 29.41
Conrad, Kyle 17.70
Cox, Nick 17.98
Crum, Grant 22.59
Daggett, Bobby 12.42
Dalton Masters 15.55
Davidson, Callen 7.35
Davis, Kyle 11.53
Den Bleyker, Johnny 22.36
Diffee, Darren 37.20
Dilley, Fletcher 24.87
Dixon, Jack 12.5
Dorsett, Evan ——–
Drzik, Hunter 14.57
Durham, Nate 13.17
Eatherly, Geron 24.66
Epley, Tristan 26.77
Farnsworth, Wes 35.11
Farr, Ryan 27.16
Ferguson, Blake 33.22
Flethcer, Thomas 5.73
Foley, Matt 26.97
Freeman, Harrison 31.77
Freund, Fowler ——–
Gluhaich, Grant 41.03
Goebel, Harrison 37.61
Grant, Zac 18.86
Griffiths, Tyler 30.72
Hall, Mitch 24.73
Hamilton, Logan 37.33
Haney, Jack 13.55
Heidebreder, Cole 11.11
Hendrix, Caleb 16.26
Henley, Parker 7.29
Hernandez, Curtis 11.28
Hess, Jake 29.83
Hoffman, Harrison 20.43
Jacob Bettis 8.72
Jaffe, Grant 21.05
Jeronimo, Jesse 11.36
Johnson, Damon 20.07
Juelfs, Kael  
Kashner, Cole 17.44
Keller, Matt 29.67
King, Javier 7.55
Kirkegaard, Conner 26.90
Knight, Jake 39.37
Krause, Logan 10.40
Lawson, Erik 9.6
Lawver, Caleb  
Letter, Jon 12.08
Lloyd, Parker 5.06
Lowery, Brendan 12.90
Luavai, Ian 8.4
Lucas, Nathan 10.46
Lutzel, Chris 22.72
Madden, George 41.33
Magness, John 15.38
Mahorney, Jackson 21.59
Makowski, Ben 21.81
Manship, Cole 1
Marker, Jordan 4.08
Mast, Shiloh 18.31
McCaffrey, Chris 0
McCracken, Drew 24.60
McCullough, Liam 38.83
McMurry, Elias 18.45
Merickel, Tommy 29.40
Mesa, Jr, Paul 24.58
Meyer, Scott 25.82
Miller, Joe 2.06
Miller, Kenny 13.75
Mimoun, Jacob 10.50
Moon, Chaska 15.92
Morales, Steven 7.77
Munoz, Jake 25.79
Murguia, Melvin 15.59
Murphy, Christopher 18.09
Newberg, Thomas 13.01
Newton, Roderic 2
O’Connor, Kyle 9.97
Ober, Jordan 49.47
Oliviera, Matt 21.95
Ortega, Adrian 9.58
Parris, Ryan 13.40
Petrucci, Kyle 1.88
Phillips, Riley 28.28
Poujol, Michael 36.80
Propst, Jack 19.83
Ratliff Anthony 7.12
Reiter Donald 4.9
Richardson, Bodie 7.82
Richardson, Elijah 16.5
Richins, Kole 12.20
Riddle, Campbell 3.84
Roberts, Austin  
Robertson, Tanner 16.10
Robinson, Bradley 6.55
Royal, Greg 5.43
Sablan, Spencer 5.32
Sak, Hayden 23.23
Schoenberger, Zach 16.25
Scott, Colin 3
Shaffer, Corey 0
Shannon, John 28.72
Siegel, Sam 9.77
Simmons, Ryan 33.33
Slupski, Cain 8.60
Smith, Hunter 3.06
Smith, Nate 18.51
Somers, Sean 1
Song, Henry 12.34
Soto, Mike 25.67
Spence, Austin 20.46
Stotts, Garrett 20.85
Stubbs, Hayden 15.11
Taylor, Michael 21.89
Thompson, Tristan 4.77
Toothman, Andrew 8.33
Turner, Aaron 2.22
Urbach, Chase 12.40
Varga, Hunter 26.22
Vaughn, Jacob 3.11
Vera, Jr, Alonso 17.89
Walker, Nate 8.72
Walker, Ryan 4.26
Walsh, Koby 23.02
Walsh, Scott 6.07
Watkins, Bradley 8.39
White, Morgan 9.38
Whitehouse, Harley 17.40
Wilcox, Richard 9.39
Wilson, Garrett 10.86
Wirtel, Steven 26.97
Womac, Hunter 16.12
Wood, Camren 5.37
Workman, James  
Wright, Hunter 35.14

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Target Scores from Vegas

Here are the scores from the Rubio Target at the 12th Annual National Snapping Spring Event in Las Vegas.

Each Long Snapper received the same test (12 variable punt snaps and 12 variable pat snaps). Highest possible score is a 48.

For more information, email Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com

Name SCORE
Avantino, Nick 9
Alexander, Dylan 13
Aloma, John 29
Anderson, Koltin 9
Anthony, Enzo 5
Ashworth, Jeremy 13
Atkins, Connor 4
Badgley, Ryne 11
Bale, JT 23
Bancroft, Tommy 26
Becker, Hunter 0
Bertoni, Wesley 21
Block, Cody 17
Cadavieco, Marco 17
Calcagno, Joe 2
Cameron, Brandt 12
Cantrell, Dan 11
Carty, AJ 27
Cawley, Kendall  20
Charles DeRosier  2
Comaroto, Peter 21
Conrad, Kyle 12
Cox, Nick 10
Crum, Grant 19
Daggett, Bobby 11
Dalton Masters 13
Davidson, Callen 7
Davis, Kyle 11
Den Bleyker, Johnny 18
Diffee, Darren 27
Dilley, Fletcher 18
Dixon, Jack 10
Dorsett, Evan ——-
Drzik, Hunter 6
Durham, Nate 11
Eatherly, Geron 17
Epley, Tristan 19
Farnsworth, Wes 25
Farr, Ryan 19
Ferguson, Blake 19
Flethcer, Thomas 5
Foley, Matt 17
Freeman, Harrison 20
Freund, Fowler ——–
Gluhaich, Grant 24
Goebel, Harrison 24
Grant, Zac 16
Griffiths, Tyler 19
Hall, Mitch 21
Hamilton, Logan 23
Haney, Jack 9
Heidebreder, Cole 10
Hendrix, Caleb 9
Henley, Parker 7
Hernandez, Curtis 11
Hess, Jake 25
Hoffman, Harrison 17
Jacob Bettis 8
Jaffe, Grant 15
Jeronimo, Jesse 10
Johnson, Damon 17
Juelfs, Kael  
Kashner, Cole 15
Keller, Matt 19
King, Javier 7
Kirkegaard, Conner 19
Knight, Jake 26
Krause, Logan 9
Lawson, Erik 5
Lawver, Caleb  
Letter, Jon 11
Lloyd, Parker 4
Lowery, Brendan 12
Luavai, Ian 7
Lucas, Nathan 9
Lutzel, Chris 16
Madden, George 23
Magness, John 10
Mahorney, Jackson 19
Makowski, Ben 18
Manship, Cole 1
Marker, Jordan 4
Mast, Shiloh 15
McCaffrey, Chris 0
McCracken, Drew 20
McCullough, Liam 22
McMurry, Elias 13
Merickel, Tommy 19
Mesa, Jr, Paul 18
Meyer, Scott 16
Miller, Joe 2
Miller, Kenny 11
Mimoun, Jacob 9
Moon, Chaska 11
Morales, Steven 7
Munoz, Jake 16
Murguia, Melvin 17
Murphy, Christopher 15
Newberg, Thomas 11
Newton, Roderic 2
O’Connor, Kyle 9
Ober, Jordan 30
Oliviera, Matt 18
Ortega, Adrian 8
Parris, Ryan 7
Petrucci, Kyle 2
Phillips, Riley 21
Poujol, Michael 21
Propst, Jack 14
Ratliff Anthony 4
Reiter Donald 4
Richardson, Bodie 7
Richardson, Elijah 9
Richins, Kole 10
Riddle, Campbell 4
Roberts, Austin  
Robertson, Tanner 11
Robinson, Bradley 6
Royal, Greg 5
Sablan, Spencer 5
Sak, Hayden 14
Schoenberger, Zach 15
Scott, Colin 3
Shaffer, Corey 15
Shannon, John 18
Siegel, Sam 9
Simmons, Ryan 27
Slupski, Cain 8
Smith, Hunter 3
Smith, Nate 15
Somers, Sean 1
Song, Henry 10
Soto, Mike 12
Spence, Austin 12
Stotts, Garrett 17
Stubbs, Hayden 13
Taylor, Michael 18
Thompson, Tristan 4
Toothman, Andrew 8
Turner, Aaron 2
Urbach, Chase 11
Varga, Hunter 16
Vaughn, Jacob 3
Vera, Jr, Alonso 17
Walker, Nate 8
Walker, Ryan 4
Walsh, Koby 14
Walsh, Scott 6
Watkins, Bradley 5
White, Morgan 9
Whitehouse, Harley 12
Wilcox, Richard 4
Wilson, Garrett 7
Wirtel, Steven 17
Womac, Hunter 11
Wood, Camren 5
Workman, James  
Wright, Hunter 31

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Average 40 yrd Times from The Vegas Event

Here are the average 40 yard dash times from the Long Snappers at the 12th Annual National Snapping Spring Event in Las Vegas.

Any questions, please email Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com

Avantino, Nick DNP
Alexander, Dylan 6.07
Aloma, John 5.80
Anderson, Koltin 6.38
Anthony, Enzo 7.80
Ashworth, Jeremy 5.87
Atkins, Connor 5.61
Badgley, Ryne 5.65
Bale, JT 5.41
Bancroft, Tommy 5.92
Becker, Hunter 8.20
Bertoni, Wesley 5.65
Block, Cody 5.05
Cadavieco, Marco 5.87
Calcagno, Joe 6.00
Cameron, Brandt 5.31
Cantrell, Dan 5.30
Carty, AJ 5.53
Cawley, Kendall  5.73
Charles DeRosier  7.45
Comaroto, Peter 5.69
Conrad, Kyle ————
Cox, Nick 5.34
Crum, Grant 6.51
Daggett, Bobby 5.56
Dalton Masters 5.41
Davidson, Callen 6.13
Davis, Kyle 5.65
Den Bleyker, Johnny 5.36
Diffee, Darren 5.40
Dilley, Fletcher 5.60
Dixon, Jack 5.09
Dorsett, Evan ————
Drzik, Hunter 5.55
Durham, Nate 6.09
Eatherly, Geron 5.23
Epley, Tristan 5.08
Farnsworth, Wes 4.87
Farr, Ryan 5.11
Ferguson, Blake 5.37
Flethcer, Thomas 5.42
Foley, Matt 5.91
Freeman, Harrison 5.60
Freund, Fowler ————
Gluhaich, Grant 5.25
Goebel, Harrison 5.32
Grant, Zac 5.71
Griffiths, Tyler 5.37
Hall, Mitch ————-
Hamilton, Logan 4.70
Haney, Jack 5.03
Heidebreder, Cole 5.40
Hendrix, Caleb 5.08
Henley, Parker 5.20
Hernandez, Curtis 5.98
Hess, Jake 6.65
Hoffman, Harrison 5.68
Jacob Bettis 5.68
Jaffe, Grant 5.78
Jeronimo, Jesse 6.22
Johnson, Damon 5.61
Juelfs, Kael ————-
Kashner, Cole 5.79
Keller, Matt 5.92
King, Javier 5.91
Kirkegaard, Conner 5.40
Knight, Jake 5.59
Krause, Logan 5.47
Lawson, Erik ————
Lawver, Caleb 6.29
Letter, Jon 5.29
Lloyd, Parker 4.87
Lowery, Brendan 6.02
Luavai, Ian 5.60
Lucas, Nathan 5.09
Lutzel, Chris 5.59
Madden, George 5.21
Magness, John ————-
Mahorney, Jackson 6.34
Makowski, Ben 5.83
Manship, Cole 6.65
Marker, Jordan 5.99
Mast, Shiloh 5.12
McCaffrey, Chris 6.24
McCracken, Drew 5.34
McCullough, Liam 5.31
McMurry, Elias ————-
Merickel, Tommy 5.58
Mesa, Jr, Paul 5.50
Meyer, Scott 6.35
Miller, Joe ————-
Miller, Kenny 6.37
Mimoun, Jacob 6.18
Moon, Chaska 5.64
Morales, Steven 6.88
Munoz, Jake 5.54
Murguia, Melvin 5.95
Murphy, Christopher 6.18
Newberg, Thomas 5.66
Newton, Roderic 6.45
O’Connor, Kyle 6.52
Ober, Jordan 4.99
Oliviera, Matt 5.41
Ortega, Adrian 6.57
Parris, Ryan 6.10
Petrucci, Kyle 6.43
Phillips, Riley 5.14
Poujol, Michael 5.35
Propst, Jack 5.26
Ratliff Anthony 5.52
Reiter Donald 6.03
Richardson, Bodie 5.89
Richardson, Elijah 5.49
Richins, Kole 4.96
Riddle, Campbell 6.75
Roberts, Austin ————-
Robertson, Tanner 5.62
Robinson, Bradley 6.47
Royal, Greg 5.56
Sablan, Spencer 6.33
Sak, Hayden 5.45
Schoenberger, Zach 6.35
Scott, Colin 6.69
Shaffer, Corey 5.97
Shannon, John 5.07
Siegel, Sam 5.45
Simmons, Ryan 5.33
Slupski, Cain 6.19
Smith, Hunter 6.36
Smith, Nate 5.59
Somers, Sean 5.65
Song, Henry 5.50
Soto, Mike 5.66
Spence, Austin 5.39
Stotts, Garrett 5.61
Stubbs, Hayden 6.24
Taylor, Michael 5.23
Thompson, Tristan 6.25
Toothman, Andrew 6.73
Turner, Aaron 5.90
Urbach, Chase 5.14
Varga, Hunter 5.51
Vaughn, Jacob 6.19
Vera, Jr, Alonso 5.83
Walker, Nate 7.09
Walker, Ryan 6.97
Walsh, Koby 5.39
Walsh, Scott 7.36
Watkins, Bradley 4.99
White, Morgan 7.07
Whitehouse, Harley 5.36
Wilcox, Richard 5.43
Wilson, Garrett 4.87
Wirtel, Steven 5.21
Womac, Hunter 5.17
Wood, Camren 6.37
Workman, James ————-
Wright, Hunter 4.93

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Event Elite Member #4

Congratulations to Grant Gluhaich on being selected to the 2014 Event Elite!

Here was your clue: EVENT ELITE Member: 100-82 is his number in line and what a Rubio Long Snapper fears becoming + what offensive leader bellows

1st part:  100-82 is his number in line (Ulysses S. GRANT was our 18th president)
2nd part: what a Rubio Long Snapper fears becoming (at all camps, I pick a “HORSE” due to them being dominant all day. Unfortunately, my “HORSE” has been cursed about 99.9% of the time and when a horse is done, they become GLUE)
3rd part: what offensive leader bellows (a quarterback is an offensive leader and they would bellow the word HIKE…and that is the way you pronounce HAICH)

Congratulations to Grant Gluhaich on being invited to the 2014 TOP 12 and EVENT ELITE camp where only the best of the best Long Snappers in the country will be competing and learning!

Grant Gluhaich

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Average Speeds from the 12th Annual National Spring Snapping Event in Las Vegas

Here are the average times, taken by me, at the 12th Annual National Snapping Spring Event in Las Vegas on May 10-11, 2014.

All Long Snappers were timed by me going the same direction at the distance of 15 yards.  The times you see below are an average. All times will be put on each Long Snapper’s player rankings profile page as well.

Avantino, Nick       0.693
Alexander, Dylan       0.900
Aloma, John       0.693
Anderson, Koltin       0.933
Anthony, Enzo       1.233
Ashworth, Jeremy       0.890
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Bertoni, Wesley
Bettis, Jacob
      0.740
0.87
Block, Cody 0.740
Cadavieco, Marco 0.820
Calcagno, Joe 0.823
Cameron, Brandt 0.753
Cantrell, Dan  0.89
Carty, AJ 0.687
Cawley, Kendall  0.737
Charles DeRosier  1.167
Comaroto, Peter 0.777
Conrad, Kyle 0.787
Cox, Nick       0.660
Crum, Grant 0.837
Daggett, Bobby 0.730
Dalton Masters 0.860
Davidson, Callen 1.003
Davis, Kyle 0.840
Den Bleyker, Johnny 0.779
Diffee, Darren 0.797
Dilley, Fletcher 0.840
Dixon, Jack 0.867
Dorsett, Evan DNP
Drzik, Hunter 0.790
Durham, Nate 0.83
Eatherly, Geron 0.717
Epley, Tristan 0.860
Farnsworth, Wes 0.680
Farr, Ryan 0.803
Ferguson, Blake 0.673
Flethcer, Thomas 0.793
Foley, Matt 0.777
Freeman, Harrison 0.690
Freund, Fowler DNP
Gluhaich, Grant 0.677
Goebel, Harrison 0.793
Grant, Zac 0.84
Griffiths, Tyler 0.740
Hall, Mitch 0.800
Hamilton, Logan 0.760
Haney, Jack 0.813
Heidebreder, Cole 0.877
Hendrix, Caleb 0.820
Henley, Parker 0.96
Hernandez, Curtis 1.030
Hess, Jake 0.83
Hoffman, Harrison 0.803
Jacob Bettis 0.837
Jaffe, Grant 0.890
Jeronimo, Jesse 0.923
Johnson, Damon 0.763
Juelfs, Kael DNP
Kashner, Cole 0.927
Keller, Matt 0.797
King, Javier 0.92
Kirkegaard, Conner 0.733
Knight, Jake 0.800
Krause, Logan 0.810
Lawson, Erik 0.903
Lawver, Caleb 0.937
Letter, Jon 0.883
Lloyd, Parker 0.873
Lowery, Brendan 0.807
Luavai, Ian 0.807
Lucas, Nathan 0.720
Lutzel, Chris 0.833
Madden, George 0.680
Magness, John 0.917
Mahorney, Jackson 0.883
Makowski, Ben 0.770
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Marker, Jordan 1.180
Mast, Shiloh 0.807
McCaffrey, Chris 0.995
McCracken, Drew 0.743
McCullough, Liam 0.707
McMurry, Elias 0.813
Merickel, Tommy 0.860
Mesa, Jr, Paul 0.830
Meyer, Scott 0.773
Miller, Joe 1.047
Miller, Kenny 1.017
Mimoun, Jacob 0.970
Moon, Chaska 0.800
Morales, Steven 0.867
Munoz, Jake 0.730
Murguia, Melvin 1.050
Murphy, Christopher 0.843
Newberg, Thomas 0.843
Newton, Roderic 1.00
O’Connor, Kyle 0.800
Ober, Jordan 0.693
Oliviera, Matt 0.760
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Parris, Ryan 0.817
Petrucci, Kyle 0.995
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Poujol, Michael 0.723
Propst, Jack 0.827
Ratliff Anthony 0.833
Reiter Donald 0.733
Richardson, Bodie 0.895
Richardson, Elijah 0.687
Richins, Kole 0.783
Riddle, Campbell 1.140
Roberts, Austin DNP
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Royal, Greg 1.080
Sablan, Spencer 1.013
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Schoenberger, Zach 0.973
Scott, Colin 0.893
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Siegel, Sam 0.863
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Event Elite Member!

Congratulations to Hayden Sak on being selected to the 2014 Event Elite!

Here was your clue: Event Elite member: 1st part would make things hard to find if lost item was pointy + where a davenport would be then what fries come in

1st part would make things hard to find if lost item was pointy (needle in a HAYstack)
2nd part, where a davenport would be (Davenport is another name for a couch and a couch would be in a DEN)
3rd part, what fries come in, fries are potatoes and potatoes come in SAcK

Congratulations to Hayden Sak being invited to the 2014 TOP 12 and EVENT ELITE camp where only the best of the best Long Snappers in the country will be competing and learning!

Hayden Sak

 

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Happy Ranksgiving to the Long Snappers from the TX Camp

The rankings are completed for ALL  Long Snappers that participated in the Rubio Long Snapping Camp in TX on April 27, 2014.

Long Snappers came out to learn, get the most exposure possible and compete against one another. The talent level was, by far, the best I have seen in Texas in quite some time.

KEY POINTS:

  • My rankings are NOT done just from the Target
  • My rankings are NOT done from some mathematical formula.
  • My rankings ARE done by me and only me. That is why I am at all my camps.
  • My rankings are based off of this blog I wrote about what makes a Long Snapper great.
  • If you would like anything added to your profile page, simply email me (Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com) the information and consider it done.
  • All Long Snappers are ranked after their first fall camp of their freshman year in high school.

A Long Snapper has the ability to adjust their ranking anytime I see them LIVE, not on video.

For the rankings (classes of 2014-2017) and for the new FUTURE STARS (class of 2018 and younger) section, simply go to the NEW RubioLongSnapping.com, rollover PLAYER RANKINGS, rollover which CLASS you are looking for, click that CLASS, click LONG SNAPPERS and find your name.

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Happy Ranksgiving to the Long Snappers from the NC Camp (3/1)

The rankings are completed for ALL  Long Snappers that participated in the Rubio Long Snapping Camp in NC on March 1, 2014.

Long Snappers came out to attend the Rubio Long Snapping NC Camp on March 1st from NC, SC, FL, VA, PA, MA, KY, DE, MD, OH, NY, TN and CT and they didn’t disappoint!

KEY POINTS:

  • My rankings are NOT done just from the Target
  • My rankings are NOT done from some mathematical formula.
  • My rankings ARE done by me and only me. That is why I am at all my camps.
  • My rankings are based off of this blog I wrote about what makes a Long Snapper great.
  • If you would like anything added to your profile page, simply email me (Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com) the information and consider it done.
  • All Long Snappers are ranked after their first fall camp of their freshman year in high school.

A Long Snapper has the ability to adjust their ranking anytime I see them LIVE, not on video.

For the rankings, simply go the NEW RubioLongSnapping.com, rollover PLAYER RANKINGS, rollover which CLASS you are looking for, click that CLASS, click LONG SNAPPERS and find your name.

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Happy Ranksgiving to the Long Snappers from the IL Camp on March 30th

The rankings are completed for ALL  Long Snappers that participated in the Rubio Long Snapping Camp in IL on March 30, 2014.

The IL camp was filled with greatness. Couple new Long Snappers showed up and the vets didn’t disappoint.

KEY POINTS:

  • My rankings are NOT done just from the Target
  • My rankings are NOT done from some mathematical formula.
  • My rankings ARE done by me and only me. That is why I am at all my camps.
  • My rankings are based off of this blog I wrote about what makes a Long Snapper great.
  • If you would like anything added to your profile page, simply email me (Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com) the information and consider it done.
  • All Long Snappers are ranked after their first fall camp of their freshman year in high school.

A Long Snapper has the ability to adjust their ranking anytime I see them LIVE, not on video.

For the rankings, simply go the NEW RubioLongSnapping.com, rollover PLAYER RANKINGS, rollover which CLASS you are looking for, click that CLASS, click LONG SNAPPERS and find your name.

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Happy Ranksgiving to the Long Snappers from the GA Camp (3/2)

The rankings are completed for ALL  Long Snappers that participated in the Rubio Long Snapping Camp in GA on March 2, 2014.

The GA Camp never disappoints as they are solid from top to bottom. It’s almost like a mini-Vegas the talent is so strong.

KEY POINTS:

  • My rankings are NOT done just from the Target
  • My rankings are NOT done from some mathematical formula.
  • My rankings ARE done by me and only me. That is why I am at all my camps.
  • My rankings are based off of this blog I wrote about what makes a Long Snapper great.
  • If you would like anything added to your profile page, simply email me (Rubio@RubioLongSnapping.com) the information and consider it done.
  • All Long Snappers are ranked after their first fall camp of their freshman year in high school.

A Long Snapper has the ability to adjust their ranking anytime I see them LIVE, not on video.

For the rankings, simply go the NEW RubioLongSnapping.com, rollover PLAYER RANKINGS, rollover which CLASS you are looking for, click that CLASS, click LONG SNAPPERS and find your name.

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The List of Rubio Long Snappers (Continuously Updated)

Here is a list of colleges and universities that either currently have, or have had, a Long Snapper that has gone through Rubio Long Snapping: Abilene Christian, Adams St, Air Force, Akron, Alabama, Alabama A&M, Alabama Birmingham, Alcorn St, Appalachian St, Arizona, Arizona St, Arkansas, Arkansas St.,  Army, Assumption, Auburn, Augustana College, Aurora,  Austin College, Austin Peay, Ave Maria, Ball St., Baylor, Benedictine, Berry College, Boise St, Boston College, Bowling Green, Bucknall, Buffalo State, BYU, Cal Berkeley, Cal Lutheran, Cal Pennsylvania, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Campbell, Campbellsville, Carroll College, Carthage College, Central Arkansas, Central Connecticut St, Central Florida, Central Michigan, Central Missouri, Central Washington, Chapman, Chowan, Clemson, Colorado, Coastal Carolina, Colorado College, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado St. Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Davidson, Delaware, Delaware St, Delta St, Drake, Duke, Dupage, East Carolina, East Central, Eastern Illinois, Eastern Michigan, Eastern Kentucky, Elon, Emory and Henry, Florida, Florida Atlantic, Florida St, Fort Collins, Franklin, Fresno St, Furman, Gallaudet, Geneva, Georgetown College, Georgia, Georgia Military College, Georgia Southern, Georgia St, Gettysburg, Guilford, Hawaii, Henderson St, Hiram College, Houston, Howard, Humboldt St, Illinois, Illinois St, Illinois Wesleyan, Incarnate Word, Indiana, Indiana St, Indianapolis, Iona, Iowa, Iowa St, Iowa Wesleyan, Jacksonville St, Jamestown College, James Madison University, Kansas, Kansas St, Kansas Wesleyan, Kentucky, Kenyon, Lamar, Liberty, Linfield, Louisiana Lafayette, Louisiana Monroe, LSU, Louisiana Tech, Louisville, Marshall, Maryland, Memphis, Mercer, Mercyhurst, Mesa St, Miami, Miami of Ohio, Michigan, Michigan St, Mid Western St, Middle Tennesse St, Millsaps, Minot, Mississippi St, Missouri Valley, Montana, Morehead St, Morrisville St, Mount Union, Murray State, Navarro, Navy, Nebraska, Nevada Reno, New Mexico, New Mexico St, North Carolina, North Carolina at Charlotte, North Carolina St, North Greenville, North Texas, Northern Arizona, Northern Illinois, Northwestern, Northwestern Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Oauchita Baptist, Occidental, Ohio St, Ohio Wesleyan, Oklahoma, Oklahoma St, Old Dominion, Ole Miss, Olivet Nazarene University, Oregon, Oregon St, Pacific, Penn St., Pikeville, Pitt, Portland St, Prairie View A&M, Presbyterian College, Redlands, Rhode Island, Rice, Richmond, Rhodes College, Rochester, Rocky Mountain College, Rutgers, Sacramento St, Samford, Sam Houston St, San Diego St, San Jose St, Santa Barbara, Sewanee, Shepherd University, Shorter University, Siena Heights, Sir Wilfrid Laurier University, SMU, South Alabama, South Carolina, Southeast Missouri St, Southeastern Louisiana, Southern Mississippi, Southern Nazarene, Southern Utah, Southwest Baptist, Southwestern Oklahoma, St. Southern Virginia University, Norbert College, St. Olaf, Stanford, Stephen F. Austin, Syracuse, Tabor, Tarleton, TCU, Tennessee, Tennessee Chattanooga, University of Guelph (CAN), Temple, Tennessee Tech, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas A&M Commerce, Texas at San Antonio, Texas Tech, Toledo, Trinity, Truman St, Tulsa, UC Davis, UCLA UCONN, UNC Pembroke, University of Mary, UNLV, University of South Florida, Upper Iowa, USC, Utah, Utah St, UTEP, Vanderbilt, Villanova, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, Washington, Washington St, Wesleyan, Western Carolina, Western Illinois, Western Kentucky, Western Michigan, Western New Mexico, Western St, West Virginia, West Virginia St., Wheaton College, Whitworth, Willamette, Wisconsin Lutheran, Wyoming, Yale and Youngstown St.

The following is a list of Long Snappers that Chris Rubio has worked with and assisted getting in and playing college football.

You could be next!

2014

  • Tanner Carew – Oregon
  • Ike Powell – Auburn
  • Wyatt Pfeifer – Western Michigan
  • Joel Baldwin – Mississippi St.
  • Zach Wade – Auburn
  • RC Brunstetter – NC State
  • Hayden Grover – Akron
  • Wyatt Smith – Colorado
  • Alan Lucy – Rutgers
  • Nate Adams – Maryland
  • Davis Winkie – Vanderbilt
  • CJ Keller – Stanford
  • Adam Vaught – Old Dominion
  • Seth Combs – Illinois St
  • Reid Buckingham – Emporia St.
  • Bronson Bruneau – Duke
  • Nate Hawkins – Navy
  • Tommy Sullivan – Air Force
  • Justin Garza – UC Davis
  • Kyle Murphy – North Carolina
  • Colin Duffy – Duke
  • Curtis Billen – Eastern Washington
  • Grant Hilton – UC Davis
  • JC Everett – Air Force
  • Andrew Ashe – NE Community College
  • Bobby Joe Nielsen – Midwestern State University
  • Brent Nicholson – Lamar
  • Chris Wilkerson – Stephen F. Austin
  • Cody Nelson – Northwestern St.
  • Damian Brinson – Louisiana College
  • Reese Randall – Kansas
  • AJ Brown – Kennesaw State
  • RC Brunstetter – NC State
  • Jacob Wasserman – Saint Mary’s University
  • Nathan Lucas – Colorado St.
  • Zach Moore – Southwestern Oklahoma St.
  • Matthew Schmidt – Furman
  • Gray Threadgill – Mississippi College
  • Clay Barton – Army
  • Austin Venable – NC A&T
  • Tripp Camp – East Carolina
  • Andrew Burtenshaw – Idaho St.
  • Jay Fleming – Grand Valley State
  • Thomas Price – Grove City College
  • Jacob Allen – Miles College
  • Sam Wilson – Quincy
  • Alex Boatman – Idaho
  • Zane Weekman – Campbell
  • James Ring – Macalester College
  • Chandler Rogers – University of San Diego
  • Warren Wynn – Georgetown
  • Jeremy Fischer – Chowan
  • Will-Parker Carter – Georgetown
  • Parker Subia – Kenyon College
  • Trevor Glover – Murray State
  • Mitch Hardy – Arkansas St
  • Connor Kelsey – Oregon St.
  • Bo Smith – Humboldt St.
  • Sam York – Ohio St.
  • Ethan Smith – Carroll College
  • Colton Oliver – East Carolina
  • Clayton Jackson – Kansas St.
  • Aaron Golub – Tulane
  • Jordan Frese – Texas A&M
  • Jake Davis – North Texas
  • Austin Alfaro – Trinity Valley College
  • Joe Lang – Washington St
  • Casey Wilson – Tennessee
  • Will Henrichs – Olivet Nazarene University
  • Andrew Robinson – Michigan
  • Zach Tolle – West Virginia State
  • Martin Diaz – Western Michigan
  • Niko Walsh – Temple
  • Austin Alfaro – Trinity Valley College
  • Jeremy Ingram – Shorter University
  • Tyler Fagan – Wheaton University
  • Matt Wolcott – James Madison University
  • Matthew Schrand – Iowa Wesleyan
  • Tyler Moore – TCU
  • Sean Brogan – Austin College
  • Corey McCullers – Troy
  • Eric Hann – Rocky Mountain College
  • Devin Melendez – Oregon
  • Jonathan Timmons – Sir Wilfrid Laurier University
  • Nathan Hines – Syracuse
  • Josh Elias – Oklahoma St.
  • Billy Loconsole – Augustana College (as of 4/20/14)

2013

  • Cole Mazza – Alabama
  • Gabriel Miller – Nebraska
  • Scott Sypniewski – Michigan
  • Mike Lizanich – Tulane
  • Nick Walter – Miami of Ohio
  • Trevor Morgan – Memphis
  • Chris O’Risky – Eastern Michigan
  • Trent Gow – Air Force
  • Chase Dominguez – Utah
  • Trey Lamastus – ULM
  • Tucker Etheridge – Louisiana Tech
  • Graydon Peterson – Dartmouth
  • Matt Cota – Boise St.
  • Justin Greene – Air Force
  • Chase McIntyre – Appalachian St.
  • Brendan Turelli – Wyoming
  • Adonis Smith – Air Force
  • Drake Pechous – Henderson St.
  • Austin Orr – Howard
  • Matthew Broome – Coastal Carolina
  • Zach Smith – Southern Cal
  • AJ Hantak – Eastern Illinois
  • Stewart Sherrill – Lenior Rhyne Univ.
  • Kaleb Smith – Oklahoma St.
  • John Wirtel – Kansas
  • Matthew Broome – Coastal Carolina
  • Jarrett Jacumin – Appalachian St.
  • Ty Carter – Rice
  • Shawn Murphy – Trinity International
  • Nick Sewak – Georgia Southern
  • Tyler Pinkowski – Western Michigan
  • David Riehle – South Dakota St.
  • Josh Jahnke – Southern Illinois
  • Tyler Jarvis – Western Carolina
  • Hunter Winstead – Liberty
  • Justin Vining – Georgia Military College
  • Andrew Ingram – Ouachita Baptist
  • Dallas Noriega – UAB
  • Jerred Sonneborn – Washington St.
  • Will Hertel – Mid American Nazarene
  • Alex Arnaud – Arizona
  • Emmett Odegard – UMASS
  • Murphy Allen – Florida Atlantic
  • Niko Walsh – New Mexico St.
  • Chase Wilson – Wake Forest
  • Matt Bayliss – University of Texas at San Antonio
  • Alex Julien – Aurora
  • Keaston Sinicki – North Carolina at Charlotte
  • Rocky Hogue – Sacramento St.
  • Andrew Earle – Rhodes College
  • Drew Williams – South Carolina
  • Johnathan Chandler – Guilford College
  • Ty Carter – Rice
  • Jason Diffee – Central Washington
  • Nick Berus – UMASS
  • Rocco Rasnic – Carthage College
  • Gaither Barker – Vanderbilt
  • Tyler Bailey – West Virginia Wesleyan
  • Hunter White – Berry College
  • Michael Steinbacher – North Carolina
  • Jacob Partridge – Emory and Henry
  • Josh Appel – Indiana St.
  • Derek Purvis – Southern Virginia University
  • Alex Bobos – Indianapolis
  • Brett Kassel – Occidental
  • Matt Boggs – TCU
  • Sam Boyd – Trinity
  • Jay Angelici-Walsh – Hiram College
  • Tim Hernandez – Sacramento St.
  • Alec Neinas – Colorado
  • Cory Blane – Old Dominion
  • Kevin Leblanc – University of Rochester
  • Jesse Neely – Carthage College
  • Parker Aquino – Buffalo State
  • Luke Hutchison – Washington

2012

  • Scott Daly – Notre Dame
  • Reid Ferguson – LSU
  • Chris Fitzpatrick – Northwestern
  • Conor Fry – North Carolina
  • Matt Cincotta – Marshall
  • Ceth Miller – Eastern Michigan
  • Joe Marvin – Penn St.
  • Easton Wahlstrom – Arizona St.
  • Trent Frix – Air Force
  • Kameron Canaday – Portland St.
  • Reed Miller – Stanford
  • Jacob Carr – North Greenville
  • Josh Antol – Navy
  • William Eads – Middle Tennessee
  • Hayden Neighbors – Campbell Univeristy
  • Jeff Overbaugh – San Diego St.
  • Grant Meersand – Hawaii
  • Greg Hohenstein – Bowling Green
  • JC Barefield – Jacksonville St
  • Daniel LaMontagne – Furman
  • Sodie Orr – Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
  • Justin Forrister – Georgia St.
  • Nick Brown – Texas A&M
  • Steven Romero – New Mexico
  • Brandon Greene – Air Force
  • Ryan Masel – Washington
  • Ben East – Mercer
  • Will Sharpton – Tennessee Chatanooga
  • Colton Taylor – Virginia Tech
  • Luke Burnham – Southern Miss.
  • Tucker Smith – MGCCC
  • Kyle Ashby – Texas
  • Cory Hawkins – Mercer
  • Jake Compton – Tulsa
  • Nolan Dowling – Western Kentucky
  • Dakota Melson – Eastern Illinois
  • Taybor Pepper – Michigan St.
  • Duke Moran – CAL
  • William Oldach – UCONN
  • Darrell Travis – Lousiana Tech
  • Nick Sharick – Tennesse
  • Jake Abraham – Georgia Southern
  • Tony Johnson – North Texas
  • Josh Ambeau – Ave Maria
  • Will Few – Ole Miss
  • Cory Cheadle – Kansas St
  • Ryan DiSalvo – San Jose St
  • John De Palma – West Virginia
  • Zack Cooper – Gettysburg
  • Shane Baumann – Western New Mexico
  • Matt Wicklein – Shepherd University
  • Nick Traub – Ball St.
  • Jakey Dunagan – Morehead St.
  • Leonard Skubal – Boston College
  • Daniel Brooke – Abilene Christian
  • David Estes – Presbyterian College
  • Forrest Stevens – Northern Arizona
  • Taylor Speaks – Eastern Kentucky
  • Matt Doherety – St. Norbert College
  • Willy Wright – Sewanee
  • Aaron Held – Montana
  • Jared Torres – New Mexico St
  • Nick Dooley – UTEP
  • Rey Higuera – Arizona St.
  • Matt Poulin – Howard
  • Randy Sue – Cal Lutheran
  • Alec Hulmes – East Carolina
  • Brent Nicholson – Navarro College
  • TJ Piwowarski – Redlands
  • Michael McGarry – St. Olaf
  • John Godfrey – Ball St.
  • Joseph Smith – Delta St
  • Ryan Eustace – Arkansas St
  • Bobby Geibler – North Texas
  • Brian Hittner – Hawaii

2011

  • Scott Thompson – NC State
  • Peter McBride – USC (Southern Cal)
  • Harrison Elliott – Air Force
  • Samuel Rodgers – Syracuse
  • Mike Crispi – Elon
  • Nick Boyle – Delaware
  • Zach Ewan – Wyoming
  • Rick Lovato – Old Dominion
  • Michael Quick – Coastal Carolina
  • Joe Sable – Prairie View A&M
  • David Layman – Southwest Baptist
  • Tanner Gibas – Kansas
  • Stone Monarch – Toledo
  • Sean McNally – Miami, FL
  • Bryce Haynes – Ohio St.
  • Will Hertel – Trinity
  • Kyle Holetz – U of Mary
  • Brett Heimrich – Appalachian St
  • Ron Wroble – Samford
  • Alex Trujillo – Fort Collins
  • Duncan Koonce – Texas A&M Commernce
  • Joshua Hensley – Lindsay Wilson Univ.
  • Chad Sharp – Jacksonville St
  • Jay Weneta – UCLA
  • Dallas Noriega – Arizona St
  • Alex Howdeshell -Central Missouri
  • Joe Collins – Mesa St.
  • Luke Sims – Iowa St.
  • Matt Giampapa – Michigan St.
  • Daniel MacDonald – University of Guelph, Canada
  • Jake David – Franklin
  • Will Hertel – Kansas Wesleyan
  • Chris Longo – UCLA
  • CT  Moorman – Auburn
  • Grant Ellington – Drake
  • Alan D’Appollino – Arkansas
  • CJ Struyk – East Carolina
  • Nick Monaghan – Western Michigan
  • Brandon Taylor – LSU
  • Andrew Zorn – Colorado School of Mines
  • Jake Banta – Alabama Birmingham
  • Clark Gardner – BYU
  • Kelly Mason – Kentucky
  • David Murphy – Pitt
  • Jake Guidry – Louisiana Lafayette
  • Matt Dooley – Indiana
  • Jim Brown – Clemson
  • Ryan Saparto – Washington St.
  • Tanner Vogler – Western Carolina
  • John Sheperdson – Cal
  • Dakota Shackleton – Boise St.
  • Derek O’Dell – Chapman
  • Seth Arnold – Kentucky
  • Mike Kaiser – New Mexico St.
  • Anthony Tataseo – Cornell
  • David Burdestsky – University of South Florida
  • Charlie Richards – Virginia
  • Matt Wilkinson – Alabama
  • Austin Tubbs – Stanford
  • Kevin Keane – Ohio Wesleyan
  • Alex Den Bleyker – Washington St.
  • Nolan Frese – Houston
  • Josh Elias – Washington St.
  • Richard Kersten – Illinois
  • Charlie Avila – Mount Union
  • Dylan Jackson – Whitworth
  • Scotty Cooper – Pacific
  • Mark Hutchinson – Utah St.
  • Jos Oria – College of Dupage
  • Kevin Marley – Old Dominion
  • Ryan Kolka – Iowa
  • Cade Oliver – Arkansas St.
  • Zack Young – Indiana
  • Nathan Gibbs – Youngstown St.
  • Winston Chapman – Mississippi St
  • Max Priestly – Abiline Christian
  • Tim Jurgonski – Siera Heights
  • Glen Haisley – Prairie View A&M

2010

  • Chase Gorham – Arizona
  • Bobby Dunn – Air Force
  • Kyle Wittenauer – Yale
  • Drew Howell – Oregon
  • Joe Cardona – Navy
  • Hayden Renning – Northern Arizona
  • Blake Dunham – North Texas
  • Duncan Dickerson – Columbia
  • Will Denny – Ole Miss
  • Danny Adams – Eastern Kentucky
  • Kyle Smith – Indianapolis
  • Alex Freeman – Texas A&M
  • Chris Maikranz – Lamar
  • Jeff Goyette – Bucknell
  • Brandon Oswald – Colorado School of Mines
  • Grant Donovan – Louisville
  • Benjamin Mallouky – Davidson
  • Trevor Steele – Incarnate Word
  • Josh Whitehouse –  Pikeville College
  • Matt Anderson – Western Illinois
  • Trevor Gillette – Rice
  • Zach Lover – Campbell University
  • Kevin Carrington – Air Force
  • Nate Matteson – Western State College
  • Drew Johnson – Sam Houston St.
  • Hunter Hale – Mid Western St.
  • Troy Whalen – Oregon St.
  • Walt Sparks – Richmond
  • Austin Cole – South Alabama
  • Ryan Iverson – Colorado
  • Brandon Grinstead – Nevada Reno
  • Joe St. Germain – Virginia Tech
  • Alex Chester – Texas Tech
  • Matt Fortin – Virginia
  • Forrest Hill – Auburn
  • Beau Palin – Yale
  • Jordan Brasher – Middle Tennessee State
  • Charlie Booth – Illinois St
  • Jonathan Wallunas – SMU
  • Drew Ferris – Florida
  • Andrew Thompkins – Tenn Tech
  • Austin Tallant – Chowan University
  • James Groff – Gallaudet University
  • Ethan Hall – Minot State
  • Mike Morovick – Oregon St.
  • Corey Spegal – Mercyhurst College
  • Gene Glenn – Northwestern Oklahoma
  • Andrew East– Vanderbilt
  • Scott Teal – Central Florida
  • Andrew Suter – Oklahoma St.
  • Jeffrey Telles – San Jose St.
  • Reed Gordon – Mississippi State
  • John Hussey – SMU
  • Charlie Coggins – East Carolina
  • Jake Foster – Wisconsin Lutheran
  • Mike Famiglietti – Western Michigan
  • Jared Loewen – Santa Barbara
  • Robbie Horrell – Rutgers
  • Adam Mueller – UCONN
  • Trevor Moles – Eastern Washington
  • Cary Kriegsman – Cal Berkeley
  • Brandon Koletsky – San Diego St.
  • Tyler Allen – East Central University
  • Marcus Santa Cruz –Baylor
  • Alex Guzzi – New Mexico St.
  • Brandon Tett – Oregon
  • Zach Koepp – Washington St.

2009

  • Josh Keyt – Indiana
  • Michael Brodsky – Tulsa
  • Stephen Barrera – Texas A&M
  • Eric Tausch – TCU
  • Philip Doumar – Florida State
  • Jordan Cowart – Notre Dame
  • Evan Jacobsen – New Mexico
  • Kody Johnston – Texas A & M
  • Kevin Rowe – Central Washington
  • Sebastian Sica – Northern Arizona
  • Salanoa Galeai – Louisiana Monroe
  • Davis Moore – Emory and Henry
  • Daniel Herrington – Central Arkansas
  • Connor Sinko – Oklahoma St
  • Glenn Kolbrenner – UCONN
  • Kirby O’Meara – Central Arkansas
  • Colton Dickinson – Southwestern Oklahoma State University
  • Jake Lembke – Auburn
  • Joey Waters – UC Davis
  • Kyle Coccoza – Assumption College
  • Mack Lloyd – North Carolina
  • Dustin Phillips – Old Dominion
  • Jonathan Mullinix – California Pennsylvania University
  • Justin Carnes – Kansas
  • Kirk Nakama – Western Michigan
  • Denver Garrett – Southern Nazarene University
  • Charlie Knipper – University of Iowa
  • Matt Gore – University of Louisiana Lafayette
  • Steven Steinmetz – UCONN
  • Michael White – East Carolina
  • Andy Allison – Old Dominion
  • Ryan Eich – Illinois Wesleyan University
  • Chris Roberson – Boise St.
  • Jake Rawlins – Western Michigan
  • JR Carr – Tennessee
  • Michael Marusa – Cal Lutheran
  • Curt Graman – Michigan
  • Robert White – North Greenville
  • Tyler Bills – Oregon St.
  • Apollo Nestoras – Chapman
  • Bryan West – Stephen F. Austin
  • Mike Yerry – UNC Pembroke
  • Greg Parcher – Maryland
  • Blake Coddington – Tennessee Chatanooga
  • Nick Bear – South Alabama
  • Brandon Gabbard – SE Missouri St.
  • Alex Mitchell – Alabama
  • Steven Patterson – Oregon

2008

  • Aaron Brewer – SDSU – Denver Broncos
  • Matt Rios – Cal Berkeley
  • Matt Wigley – San Jose State
  • George Morales – Michigan
  • Ty Frix – Georgia
  • Dax Dellenbach – Auburn
  • Zach Taylor – Oregon
  • Mike Zupancic – Eastern Michigan – New England Patriots
  • Scott Albritton – Colorado St.
  • Brian Bennyhoff – Central Michigan
  • Steve Calloway – Nebraska
  • Dakota Zimmerman – Iowa St.
  • Jeff Palmer – Oregon
  • Tommy Ohmart – Arizona St.
  • Jackson Wehmeyer – Air Force
  • Greg Eagle – Truman State
  • Patrick Greene – Utah
  • Michael Johnson – Ole’ Miss
  • Brad Lind – Elon University
  • Sean Flaherty – Boston College
  • Louie Capra – Texas A & M Commerce
  • Will Butts – Memphis
  • Carson Tinker – Alabama – Jacksonville Jaguars
  • Daniel Martinez – University of Mary
  • Tanner Hedstrom – Colorado St.
  • Nick Brewer – Arkansas
  • Frank Monteforte – Morrisville St.
  • Randall Arbuckle – Oklahoma St.
  • Chris Teich – Henderson St.
  • Jordan Allred – Central Connecticut St.
  • Brandon Akerman – Linfield College
  • Gar Chappelear – Ohio St.
  • Tony Bellan – Millsaps College
  • Chris Jarmon – Colorado College
  • Jason Bertoni – Arizona
  • Kevin Farmer – Washington St.
  • Braedyn Eagle – Portland St.
  • Chris Kirkegaard – Idaho St.
  • Josh Cochran – Alcorn St.
  • Harrison Whigtsil – Arkansas
  • Mark Egbert – Southern Utah
  • Logan Hord – Jamestown College
  • CJ Morley – UNLV
  • Eric Acosta – Howard University
  • Devin Johnson – Rhode Island
  • Shawn Lawson – Tarleton St.
  • Cory Johnson – Houston
  • Steven Hanzlovich – Iowa
  • Jordan Van Royen – Wyoming

2007

  • Corey Adams – Kansas St. – Dallas Cowboys
  • Marc Yerry – Oklahoma St.
  • Rhett Richardson – Arkansas
  • Marcus Perry – Oregon St.
  • Shane Peterlin – Dartmouth
  • Collin Carroll – Virginia Tech
  • Robert Moore – Central Connecticut St.
  • Joe Doyle – Illinois St.
  • Brendan Lopez – Michigan
  • Adam Gaston – Southern Mississippi
  • Nolan Owen – Northern Illinois
  • Timothy Downs – Maryland
  • Bobby Shepard – Fresno St.
  • David Zaske – Syracuse
  • Andrew Davis – Georgia
  • Chadd Owen – Upper Iowa
  • Shawn Brevig – Adams St.
  • Neal Dahlman – Bowling Green
  • Sean Morrison – Oklahoma
  • Troy Kokjohn – North Texas
  • Richie Wick – Missouri Valley
  • Chris Ivory – Miami (FL)
  • Scott Stone – Portland St.
  • Ben Cutler – Tabor College
  • Cole Douglas – Willamette
  • John Pace – BYU
  • Ryan McDaniel – Southeastern Louisiana University

2006

  • Brandon LongRice
  • Christian Yount –UCLA – Cleveland Browns
  • Danny Morovick –Washington
  • Justin Drescher –Colorado – New Orleans Saints
  • Jack Geiser –Boston College
  • Jarin Giesler –Delaware St.
  • Brian Heath –Sacramento State
  • Todd Leichtfuss –Alabama A & M
  • Matt Purvis – Iowa State
  • Daniel Weedman – Campbellsville University
  • Tommy O’Brien – Northern Illinois
  • PJ Tobyansen – UCLA
  • Corey Gibas – Texas A & M
  • Barrett Reynolds – Arkansas
  • Scott Aguiar – Arkansas
  • Wallace McLaurin– Ole Miss
  • Jake Jondle– UC Davis
  • Alex Shackelton – Michigan State
  • Ricky Wolder – Arizona
  • John Warren – Tulsa
  • Jacob O’Hair – LSU
  • Ryan Pedersen – North Carolina
  • Nick Emfinger – Arkansas St.
  • Kekula Victorino – Boise St.
  • Timothy Smith – Southeast Missouri St.
  • Zach Enyeart – Washington State University

2005

  • Justin Humphrey – Sam Houston State
  • Jeremy Jonas – Army
  • Mason Frakes – Villanova
  • Norbie Juist– Houston
  • Mark Sunga – Oregon
  • Zach Allen – Oklahoma St.
  • Kayl Anderson – Kansas
  • Joe Doyle – Benedictine College
  • Nick Sundberg – Cal – Washington Redskins
  • Nathan McBride – Nebraska

2004

  • Casey Hales– Duke
  • Cory Davis – Texas A&M
  • Tyler Schmitt – SDSU – Seattle Seahawks
  • Jon Weeks – Baylor
  • Jeremy Branch – Rutgers
  • JJ Maxwell – Iona
  • Greg Titiriga – Fresno St.

2003

  • Will Collins – USC
  • Edward Douglas – UCLA
  • Jon O’Brien – New Mexico
  • Edward Avila – Fresno State
  • Grant Izokovich – San Jose St.

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The Parent of a Long Snapper

At first, you were confused. You were definitely no expert on football, but you did know the basics. And, within those basics, you knew that no one actually wanted to be a long snapper. So, when your 8th grade son came up to you and said he might want to go to a long snapping camp, you were baffled. You were going to be the parent of a long snapper?

You remember the moment like it was yesterday. Your son, who was always a decent athlete, guided you through the website (yes, an actual site devoted to long snapping) as though he had studied it for hours. He knew all the ins and outs of the site, he was trying to “hook” you into registering him. You appeased your sons zeal. You still weren’t sure on the whole process until Bruce came over. Bruce was your son’s best friend. They had been friends ever since they had the same kindergarten teacher. Your son was the good athlete who was very intelligent while Bruce was a very good soccer player that had more looks than common sense. Wits aside, Bruce was a great kid that always landed on his feet (and used them). Anyway, he came over (during the long snapping propaganda ceremony that your son was putting on) and chimed in.

Bruce was actually going to the same camp, but as a kicker. Your son and Bruce were both headed off to high school and already had planned how to stay united. Since the local high school’s soccer team was, to put it nicely, sub-par, Bruce decided to forgo soccer and just become a kicker for the football team. Bruce would be the kicker and your son would the snapper. It was perfect. They were inseparable off the field and now would be the same on the field as well. You were going to be a parent of a long snapper?

You caved after hours of persistence from your son and Bruce (actually like ten minutes). You sent your soon to be high schooler off with Bruce to the camp. Bruce went to his side of the field, your son went to his. Bruce learned how to kick, your son learned how to snap. You were becoming a parent of a long snapper?

This went on for years. Camp after camp. To say the process was smooth is not accurate. The first year, the coach couldn’t care less about your son and his “position” on the team. For Bruce, it was not much better. Freshman teams aren’t really a juggernaut on offense so there were little opportunities for the two boys to shine. That, and the fact that your boy was, average at best with his snapping, made life a bit tough during snapping season (which is year round).

Sophomore year was big for the boys…well, a boy. Bruce really grew physically and with his kicking. Puberty high-fived him and guided him into the weight room where he put on about twenty pounds of muscle that he used simply for kicking. He was becoming a monster on campus and on the field. Even though, he was “only” a kicker, he was still regarded as “that guy” on the team. Bruce, only a sophomore, was already starting to dominate the kicking camps. Life was good, no great, for him.

For your son, things were more challenging. Puberty eluded him at first. A tad thin, gawky even, your boy simply couldn’t put on weight. Muscle was not even close to hitting his frame. You would have been happy with even some fat. Nothing would stick to his bones. Frustrated was an understatement. The one thing that kept your son going: his snapping. He kept at the camps, he worked on his form, he loved the camaraderie. He was part of a group…almost a gang. You met parents. You didn’t mind the camps. It was becoming fun for you as well. You were becoming a parent of a long snapper?

Junior year flew by and so did the notion of your son being thin. He filled out very well and looked like an athlete. Camps became more frequent and social media allowed you to stay connected to other parents of long snappers. You even became very good friends with Bruce’s parents. It was hard not to since the boys were always together and you had a common denominator to discuss. Bruce’s recruiting took off, he flourished at the kicking camps and was even offered a couple scholarships to major universities. All the while, your son snapped the ball to “the star.” Bruce was the stud kicker and your son was “the kid who snapped it to Bruce.”

As popular as Bruce became at school, on the recruiting sites and on blogs, he never forgot your son and how “his” key plays during the game, started. Bruce knew were the play started. Your son and Bruce practiced non-stop throughout the year. Your son snapped the footballs, a random kid would hold and Bruce would kick it long and far. Day in and day out, week in and week out, camp after camp, Bruce and your son were a team. You were the parent of a long snapper.

Senior year comes along and wouldn’t you know it, your son’s football team was doing well, very well. Games were like parties, everyone knew about Bruce and you were part of the whitewash. The crowd cheered for every kick like it was a game winner. No matter if it was a P.A.T. or a 50 yarder, the other parents roared congratulations to Bruce’s parents after each and every time Bruce was on the field. You sat right next to them and congratulated them just as everyone else did. And, after every kick, which, of course meant a great snap from your son, Bruce’s parents, almost in unison, would look your way and simply mouth the words “thank you.” They never said it out loud, but you knew they meant it from the bottom of the hearts. They knew their son’s success was directly correlated to all the time Bruce and your son spent together at camps, on the field and watching games on TV. There was no kick made without a snap. You were the parent of a long snapper.

Well, wouldn’t you know it, the team made the championship game. Everyone was excited, BEYOND excited. The kids, school and the town were overflowing with excitement. Everyone wanted to see a perfect game. Unfortunately, Mother Nature couldn’t care less. The early December game meant chance for rain and that seemed to be simply what would happen on that Saturday night.

Your son and Bruce did some extra practice that week. You and Bruce’s father went with them. You both created as many wild scenarios as possible. Nothing would surprise them. By Wednesday, when the weather report made it clear that rain would be a legit possibility, you even brought a gallon of water to saturate the footballs so your son could simulate a wet snap. Your son was not a fan of this drill and never really could manage to create his perfect snap. You were definitely the parent of a Long Snapper.

Now it is game night and the weather was cooperating, thus far. It was cold, very cold, but no rain at all. Back and forth, back and forth, back and forth is how the score went all game long. The teams were very evenly matched. You were a quiet fan, but even found yourself cheering out loud at several points in the game.

The game came down to the final five minutes and wouldn’t you know it, the sky decided to open up and cleanse the players. When the first drop hit your jacket, your heart sunk fifty miles and you couldn’t breathe. On cue, your son looked up at you and you could see him swallow and look at you with his big, brown eyes. His look seemed to say “Not this, anything but this. Please dad, make the rain stop.” Your eyes welled up, emotions grabbed you, there was nothing you could do expect yell to him, “You got this!” You are the parent of a Long Snapper.

The rain came down in buckets. It seemed to increase by the minute. The game become sloppy. No one had any footing, no one could run, no one could throw, it was becoming ugly. Somehow, the football gods blessed your son’s team and allowed them a big run off the right tackle. The running back burst off the end and was gone for a 60 yard pickup. He eventually was brought down on the opposing team’s ten yard line. Everyone was so excited, they barely realized the clock was almost out. There were three seconds left. There was time for one play from the ten yard line.

The coach was not an ignorant man. He motioned for Bruce. You saw it, Bruce’s parents saw it. You looked at each other. Emotions overflowing. You all nodded at the same time with the look of “here we go.” Your boy looked at you, you heart was pounding, The rain was pouring and that only added to the wetness coming from your eyes. You tried to remain strong for your son’s sake. It was almost too much.

All the years of training, all the hours, all the camps, should make this moment easy for your son and Bruce. Your son set up on the ball, the overly saturated ball, he wiggled his fingers. You knew his routine, you were the parent of a Long Snapper.

The snap came out quickly, it was not a tight spiral. You gulped. Your worst nightmare. Time stopped. The ball rotated. The ball flew over the holder’s outstretched arms. You almost vomited. You felt a thousand eyes look at you. You tried to stay focused on your son. You didn’t look anyone in the eyes. You felt as though you were spiraling into an abyss. Your son just had a bad snap.

Trying to avoid every fan’s eyes, you finally caught a glimpse of your son and noticed a yellow flag on the field. You hoped, you prayed, for it to be on the other team. It was! It turns out the nose guard illegally hit your son just before the snap and that is what caused the wayward snap. You looked around and noticed no one was looking at you now. Bruce’s parents patted you on the back. You got closer to them. You and them, just like Bruce and your son, were a team.

The game winning kick cleared the field goal posts easily. Your son’s snap was perfect. It was just like the countless other snaps you had seen him execute at camps, in the garage, in the front driveway, in the backyard, in the street and on the field. You are the parent of a Long Snapper.

The crowd swarmed Bruce’s parents in the crowd and as they made their way onto the field. It was a mass of humanity and it converged on to the hero of the game, Bruce. Hundreds of people chanted his name, they lifted him up, he won the game. He made the game winning kick. He won the championship. He did it all.

You avoided the masses and went to the spot on the field where your son snapped the ball. He was there, waiting for you. You hugged him as hard as anyone ever held someone they loved and were proud of. As you opened your eyes filled with tears, you caught Bruce’s parents looking at you. They were just twenty yards away but it might as well have been twenty miles. You were with your son, the Long Snapper, isolated from everyone and they were with their son, the kicker, the hero of the game, being mobbed by hundreds. Twenty yards away, your eyes met and you clearly saw Bruce’s parents, who clearly understood the process, mouth the words to you, “Thank you!”

You ARE the parent of the Long Snapper.

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