TOLEDO, Ohio -- The best Logan Woodside recruiting story happened at the only place it could: a camp.
Overlooked and underused early in his high school career, Woodside barnstormed the camp circuit. If college coaches gathered within driving distance of his Kentucky home, he went, usually alongside his mom, Emily Cleveland, and his grandmother.
In April 2012, Woodside drove to a camp in Cincinnati. He earned co-MVP honors with another quarterback, Malik Zaire, the Notre Dame recruit rated by ESPN as the nation's No. 6 dual-threat quarterback.
"They only had one trophy, and I took the trophy," Woodside said.