It's the best of both worlds. Players will showcase their skills to current college coaches, but they will also learn from the coaches. Coaches want to evaluate players and their skills so they can teach them appropriately, just like they do with their own players. Feedback will be immediate, just like a college practice. Coaches also want to see how players react to new instruction, new techniques and how they socialize with peers and other coaches. Coaches will immediately inform players of any available metrics measured at camp. Players choosing to participate in the Competition or Big Man Camp will be on the field with the college coaches showcasing their gametime skills in a controlled, but competitive environment. Being able to participate in evaluation and instructional settings is the best of both worlds for college coaches and prospective college football players. It’s what the coaches prefer and why the event is set up with both the evaluative and instructional environments included.