Elite Talent Football (ETF) and the National College Exposure Camp (NCEC) have announced that the final NCEC Atlanta Camp will take place on February 15, 2026, at North Gwinnett High School, following a rescheduling caused by the region's recent historic winter storm. The decision prioritizes the safety of athletes and coaches, and all existing registrations will automatically transfer to the new date, requiring no further action from families.
This year's NCEC will showcase top-tier football talent from across the region, with expert coaches and evaluators—many possessing years of NCAA and NFL experience. The event will feature specialized drills, skills assessments, and coaching sessions designed to elevate athletes' potential and help them gain visibility in front of college scouts.
In addition to athletic competition, ETF will honor state champions from various programs, celebrating their leadership and excellence both on and off the field. The event will also present the Father of the Year Award, which recognizes fathers who actively support their children's athletic and personal growth. "Great fathers don't just cheer—they show up, sacrifice, and lead by example," said ETF leadership.
The NCEC National College Exposure Camp was created to offer athletes in the Southeast a fair, structured environment for high-visibility evaluation and competition. ETF's founder, Derrick Tatum, has built a reputation for identifying and cultivating future stars, with athletes like Trevor Lawrence, Derrick Brown, Eric Stokes, Trayvon Mullen, and Julian Lewis emerging from past events. "We focus on what truly matters—bringing athletes together in a competitive environment where performance is the loudest résumé," said ETF leadership.
For more information about ETF or the NCEC program, please visit Elite Talent Football.
