🚨 High School Wide Receivers 🚨 Your film is your resume. College coaches are not just evaluating catches and touchdowns. They are evaluating your ability to separate, understand leverage, compete, finish plays, block in the run game, and execute your role within the offense. This graphic breaks down what coaches want to see from: ✅ X Receivers ✅ Z Receivers ✅ Slot Receivers Each position is evaluated differently based on alignment, responsibilities, route tree, versatility, and how you impact the game. When building your film: ➡️ Show complete routes, not just catches ➡️ Display effort every snap ➡️ Include blocking and run game involvement ➡️ Show how you adjust vs man and zone coverage ➡️ Highlight football IQ, body control, and competitiveness ➡️ Demonstrate versatility through motions, alignments, and different route concepts The best films tell a complete story about the player, not just highlight plays. College coaches want to answer 3 questions: 1️⃣ Can you get open? 2️⃣ Can you make plays? 3️⃣ Can they trust you? Make sure your film answers all three. Coaches, players, and parents, feel free to share this with recruits preparing their highlight film this offseason.

🚨 High School Football Recruits and Parents Not every camp is the RIGHT camp. One of the biggest mistakes recruits make during the summer is attending camps simply because they are popular, heavily advertised, or loaded with big name programs. Be strategic. Do your homework before signing up for any camp. Ask yourself: ✅ Does this school realistically fit me academically and athletically? ✅ Have the coaches shown real interest? ✅ Will I actually get quality reps? ✅ Is this camp built for evaluation or exposure? ✅ Does this camp fit my position and recruiting goals? Mega camps can absolutely provide exposure and opportunities, but recruits also need to understand the reality: ➡️ Hundreds of athletes attend ➡️ Reps can be very limited ➡️ Coaches may only see you for a few snaps ➡️ Standing out becomes much harder without preparation Sometimes a smaller position specific camp or an individual school camp can provide more meaningful coaching, better interaction, and more direct evaluation opportunities. Remember this: Exposure without preparation means nothing. College coaches are evaluating far more than talent: 🏈 Body language 🏈 Effort 🏈 Coachability 🏈 Competitiveness 🏈 Communication 🏈 How you respond to adversity Be intentional with your summer plan. The goal is not to attend the MOST camps. The goal is to attend the RIGHT camps. Right Camps. Right Reasons. Right Opportunity. Make this summer count

🏈 2026 @CGSAllStar Player Profile WR @JavonGipson2021 📍 @ACUFootball 📏 Measurements • Height: 6’3 1/8” • Weight: 209 lbs • Hand: 9” • Arm: 34 1/2” • Wingspan: 80” 📊 2025 Season Stats • 64 receptions | 1,022 receiving yards | 6 TD’s 🏆 Honors & Highlights: ✅ All-American by @The__Bluebloods (2025) ✅ Finished the season with three straight 100 yard receiving games ✅ With his 1,022 receiving yards, he becomes just the 13th WR in ACU history to post more than 1,00 yards in a season #AllstarSeasonStartsWithCGS

Do not rely solely on Pro Day testing numbers when evaluating a prospect. Always return to the film, because ultimately, performance on tape provides the most complete and truthful assessment. The eye in the sky does not lie