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    NFL players to host free football camp in Bassfield

    By Holley Cochran,

    2024-06-12

    Former Bassfield Yellowjacket standouts and NFL players A.J. Moore, Cornell Armstrong and C. J. Moore are preparing for their third annual “Beat the Odds” Youth Football Camp.

    Growing up in a small town with few resources and the odds stacked against them, these three Bassfield natives found a way to play and excel at the highest level of football. They are offering a free camp where kids will learn how to compete at a high level and learn different characteristics to beat those odds.

    The camp will be held June 29, at Jefferson Davis County High School for ages 10-18.

    The camp will be split into two sessions with ages 10-13 participating from 5:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. and ages 14-18 from 7:15 p.m. until 9:15 p.m.

    Camp registration information can be found at account.usafootball.com/events1117.

    A.J. Moore, C. J. Moore and Cornell Armstrong finished their rookie season in the NFL in 2019.

    Miami Dolphins defensive back, Cornell Armstrong, was the first Bassfield graduate to be drafted in the NFL.

    He was drafted by the Miami in the sixth round of the 2018 NFL Draft. Armstrong also played with the Houston Texans, Atlanta Falcons and is now signed with the Las Vegas Raiders.

    A. J. Moore signed with the New England Patriots, but made his NFL debut and went to the playoffs with the Houston Texans until eventually signing with the Tennessee Titans.

    C. J. Moore signed with Detroit Lions in 2019 and is on their roster today.

    The three classmates led the Yellowjackets to state championships in 2012 and 2013.

    The post NFL players to host free football camp in Bassfield appeared first on Prentiss Headlight .

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