The Badger Sport/New Level Athletics 7-on-7 National Championship in Tuscaloosa

[BamaRef22]

UA is hosting the winners of regional tournaments today and tomorrow for the National finals. I'm not sure if it is open to the public, but I know the regional tournaments had several blue chippers participating. It's amazing to see some of the plays these guys make without pads on and playing "street" football.

 

[Crimson Surfer]

Scout.com: Saturday Notebook: Badger/New Level Athletics

Losing Weight
Danny Woodson, Jr., committed to Alabama weighing 195-pounds and arrived at camp last month at 211-pounds. Woodson admits he was overweight, and by the end of the UA camp was down to 207.

Coach Nick Saban, according to Woodson, had a stern talk about the weight problem. He arrived at the tournament Saturday morning at 202-pounds. He might go less than 200 by the end of this tiurnament based the the amount of running which takes place.

Woodson was one of the top overall receivers on the day. He is physical, but doesn't blow you away with his speed. He knows how to get open and catches the ball in traffic. Coach Saban would likely have been happy with Woodson's performance.

 

[Crimson Surfer]

Scout.com: All-Tournament Team

The Badger Sport/New Level Athletics 7-on-7 National Championship was held in Tuscaloosa this past weekend. Selecting the Scout.com All-Tournament Team was not an easy task with so many great athletes who had outstanding performances. Scout.com presents the first and second team All-Tournament Teams, overall camp MVP, top prospect and top underclassman.

 

[Crimson Surfer]

ANDREW BONE: Tide host recruiting tournament | TideSports.com

The game went down to the wire, but South Florida Express earned the victory. Teddy Bridgewater, Scout.com National 100 quarterback from Northwestern High School in Miami, a Miami commitment, led his team to the title. DeAnthony Thomas, Scout.com five-star cornerback and No. 1 in the country at his position from Crenshaw High School in Los Angeles, was one of many who showcased his talent for 1925 Elite. He will not leave the West Coast to play college football and has already committed to Southern Cal.

“Overall, it was a great weekend and great competition,” said South Florida Express head coach Brett Goetz. “Every team out here was good. We felt like we put the best 25 players in south Florida together, and it really showed today.”