This is Barry Every with the National Interclassmen Combine. We're here in Atlanta, Georgia where we just finished day two of the Southeast Ultimate 100 for the class of 2014. I'm here with Running Back MVP, Jared Mitchell from Kubi Aski, high and Okinawa, Japan, is that right? Wow, you came in a long way. Now you told me earlier, you guys spend your summers here in the State side? Where do you guys stay? Stay in South Carolina. Where about the South Carolina? Country, Lichburg, my grandmother. Ok, now how much are you over in Japan during the year? Eight months, six months, seven months? School year, the whole school year. Yes sir. And deep now do you play for a military team? Well we have bases on Okinawa and I play on foster, camp foster. Camp foster? And how many teams are in the league that you play in? About 10 to 11. 10 to 11? What's the normal size of your high school football team? Because a lot of people probably don't know what football is like over there. Well we average about 22 to 23 kids. So small. Are all the schools that size over there? Yes sir. Ok. Alright, this young Running Back came in at 5.8, 181 pounds. I mean this guy, he's solidly built. He's the other great vertical guy, 35 inches. He ran a 445 today. It's amazing. 413 shuttle, 20 reps, 155, 98 broad jump. And I got to tell college coaches, he doesn't play in the states right now. He plays in Japan, plays military ball over there. But they have to take a look at this guy. Because he has what it takes to play at the next level. Now Jared, what did you enjoy about the ultimate 100? Being able to compete with other athletes from different states. And especially being from overseas, it's also fun to see the competition. Ok. Now who is, you said you have 10 or 11 teams that play over there. Do you have one that's arrival? Yes sir. Who's that? Could be in the high school. Cadena high school? Yes sir. Alright. We really enjoyed having you and I know it's been a long trip and I don't know what your plans are. If you can make it to Oklahoma, we'd love to have you for top performers. And if not, good luck, this fall. Thank you. Alright.