More on Sunday's campers

Every year, there will be some surprises during the camp period. On Monday, we released a "Hot 11" of some of the top performers and at closer look, a couple of surprises look like they have a shot to at least secure other Division 1-A interest if not increased Vanderbilt interest.

One prospect that could've increased his Vanderbilt interest is Madisonville, Kentucky cornerback J.C. Wade. The 6-foot-1, 180-pound defensive back prospect was impressive in one-on-ones and ran well for most of the day. He already has offers from the likes of Ball State and Ohio U and is getting strong attention from Louisville, Kentucky and Western Kentucky. .On film, you see a strong press corner, which is something that he impressed in at Vanderbilt on Sunday. He also shows some good ball skill. He is a prospect that we are looking to learn more about.



Another prospect who performed well and even received Hot 11 honors from us at VandySports.com was Dylan Cook of Hiram (Ga.). As stated in the feature, he was just an impressive pass catcher, making juggling catches, catches over defenders and diving catches. We don't know much about Cook's overall recruitment, and he may not have run well enough to get a VU offer. Still, he looks like a player that should sign with a Division 1-A team this February. Might be a player that eventually signs with a MTSU.



A quarterback that impressed but might not have the measurables for Vanderbilt is Jupiter (Fla.)'s Marshyl Rothman. The strong thrower led JC to a state title last year and is a Division 1-A prospect despite being just around 5-foot-10. He might be a perfect fit for South Florida, if they are looking for a quarterback. If not, he could make someone like Wofford very happy in the Southern Conference.



And another quarterback that we mentioned that had a good Sunday was Airport (SC)'s WT Murden. He seemed to measure a little shorter than he's listed but you definitely see a three-star, impact level talent out there. He's someone to watch with Vanderbilt if their quarterback recruiting continues.