National Underclassmen Combine

National Underclassman Combine
IndustryFootball Evaluation/Sports Recruiting
FounderDavid Schuman
Headquarters
Roseland, New Jersey
,
U.S.
Number of locations
Numerous throughout the U.S.
Area served
United States
ServicesFootball Camps, Football Combines, 7v7 Tournaments, Youth Tournaments, Recruiting Analysis, NFL Analysis
WebsiteNational Underclassman Homepage

The National Underclassmen Combine/NUC Sports is a professional, privately owned recruiting program and three-day training and assessment function for high school football players to display their skills and potential. It is one of the largest and most successful programs of its kind, the purpose of which is to connect talented football athletes with collegiate programs willing to offer them a scholarship.[1] Notable players to go through the system include Joe Haden, cornerback for the NFL's Cleveland Browns, and Marcus Lattimore, star running back for the University of South Carolina. Founded by former University of Connecticut linebacker David Schuman, the first combine event was held in New Jersey in 2005.[2]

  1. ^ Jackson Advocate. "Schuman's national underclassmen combine set to hit Mississippi March 11th - 12th". Archived from the original on 24 September 2015.
  2. ^ Baker, Matt (4 July 2010). "Taking Charge: Potential recruits use combines, camps and websites to gain attention of college scouts". Tulsa World.