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This summer has provided a whirlwind of news and coverage across the college football landscape. Over the past several months we have seen conference realignments, NCAA probes, transferring of recruits and more. Amongst the most important changes we've witnessed has been the increased coverage of high school football and recruiting across the board. In our age of new media, college coaches and recruiters have more access to prep football players than we ever could have imagined, and as one of the country's top recruits, one is essentially guaranteed recognition in the national spotlight.
So far, we've been able to watch the Nike 7ON in Oregon that was featured on ESPN, and day one of the Gridiron Kings, which features 64 of the top skill position recruits in the country, has just concluded for the network. ESPN recently began broadcasting spring football games for some of the top college football programs in the country, however, it hasn't compared with being able to witness some of the nation's top prep talent up-close and personal, without pads and helmets, at countless 7 on 7 passing tournaments over the course of the summer.
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