ORIGINAL: BlueSteel

I like how everyone is turned around, looking at them.  I wonder if he landed on his feet or on his butt.

ORIGINAL: aMaizingMachine

I hope all know just how good Will is, at the combine they sent everyone up against him, and all failed, he is going to be a great player for Michigan, he has that edge.

They have already made their college commitments, so Detroit Cass Tech teammates Teric Jones and William Campbell's appearance at the State College NIKE Camp this weekend was not about creating more recruiting attention.

While each may have had a few different motivations for performing on Saturday in Pennsylvania, some reasons were the same for both players and Campbell identified what those were.

"To win MVP and get my ranking up," the 6-4, 305-pound defensive tackle said.


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Campbell took home MVP honors among the defensive linemen and was the most impressive prospect in the entire campCampbell, already a five-star prospect, accomplished the first, being named MVP for his position by the defensive line coaches at the camp, and is likely to succeed on the second point as well. His domination of opposing offensive linemen looked unfair at times. The fact that he was not afraid to compete also opened eyes and solidified his ranking as a five-star prospect.

In the one-on-one competition at the camp Campbell said only one guy was able to slow his progress towards the quarterback, but even against him he won two of three battles. In all honesty Campbell was light years ahead of his competition and had camp organizers calling him the top overall camper at the event.

"I knew once he came he was going to get MVP," Jones said of his teammate.

The NIKE Camp also afforded Campbell the opportunity to be evaluated by a new set of eyes and learn a few keys to continue improving his game.

"They said I had quick feet coming off the ball, I'm fast and I have good strength. I just rely on my strength too much," said Campbell. "They said I did a good job keeping their hands off me
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Already ranked five stars, Campbell was disappointed when he slipped from the No. 12 spot down to No. 23 and was in State College to make a statement. He did that and then some, looking like a college player already going against some of the top Midwest and East Coast offensive line talent. Camp organizers called him the top overall camper in attendance even though guys like five-star Dorian Bell and four-star quarterback Tom Savage were there.

Besides his refined physique, Campbell also broke out some new pass rush moves that he used to dominate the offensive linemen across the line of scrimmage from him. As dominant as he looked at the U.S. Army Combine in January, Campbell took it up a notch in the one-on-ones and often ended up walking back to the dummy after leaving the offensive lineman on the ground

Good thing Zach'll have his big brother to pancake Will when they meet in real games then...

ORIGINAL: OC Michigan Fan

Damnit! Then there IS another Boren in the family.

http://footballrecruiting.rivals.com/viewprospect.asp?pr_key=43597&sport=1

Sure looks like the same dude to me.

Well unless Zack has a teleportation device that could take him from one camp to another then thats not him. Because he was in Ohio when that camp was held in PA.

ORIGINAL: YtownBlue