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It was a great event and atmosphere. We enjoyed seeing these young arhletes up close performing at a high level. These players are future college stars, potential NFL players and future Hall of Famers; best of luck!
It’s was interesting to see high school players from all over the country come together and showcase their talent at a great venue.
Well organized event showcasing the nations top HS football talent.
This was a Christmas gift to my 13y.o. son who lives and breathes college football. For him it was the ultimate recruiting showcase. For me, what would likely have been boring was made interesting by the event organizers. Great effort is made to feature the players and engage the audience. Each player profile is posted on the jumbo-tron when a good play is made and the profile even includes the official commit or planned commits for the respective kid. I felt much more connected as a result and even began rooting for a couple of them. Arrive about 30mins prior to start time to get a good seat and sit where you can see the jumbo tron. We thankfully moved when we realized it was not in view of our seats. Favorite Moment: When Snoop Dogg accepted a huge, adoring hug from a developmentally disabled young man who had field access. The organizers recognized the crowd's interest in this and left the camera's focused on that precious moment. Priceless!
Great, awesome, i had a very good time. Can't wait until next year
That was horrible. What a waste of my money and time.
As a European I found the game really, really interesting. Even though I must admit that I sometimes had a hard time following what went on (as I am used to the Soccer-football-version). Anyway, fun to see the young players showing what they can. And also, it was great to be inside the nice arena Tropicana Fields for the first time. Maybe I'll be back...
We attended the event to watch one of our town's football players in the game and want to thank Under Armour for the great game and the amazing week he had. We also attended the Army game, so comparisons are bound to happen. I loved that the Under Armour game was , for the most part, an open-seating event. We had to walk all the way to the upper level for the Army game. Parking was easy, too, unlike what happened in San Antonio. The Under Armour game was much more relaxed and family-oriented from my perspective. The Army game is a wonderful event, too, but it seemed way too "busy" and "commercial" with all the other games it was touting. On the down side, we heard a lot of criticism from attendees that "communication at this game stinks" even before we got inside the seating area at Tropicana Field. And the sound system was horrible! We couldn't understand half of what the announcer said! Also, we never saw any kind of program for sale. Our player said the players got one, but we never saw one for sale at the field.
Fantastic game, for those who left early, you missed out. Incredible talent, very impressive. Looking forward to college games next season.
