Weekend Recruiting Links

First Time Visitor?Welcome to Recruiting-101.com where you can learn about
the five steps to receiving an athletic scholarship offer,
how to make a well done highlight video, and my updates to help athletes, parents, and coaches through the recruiting process. 
[...]

Levels of interest from college coaches

When receiving your first recruiting letters at the high school level, it is important to realize the differences between form letters, camp invites, hand written letters, phone calls, and scholarship offers.  These coaches have to find a very broad list of athletes to recruit so when you receive something from a Division I school, don’t [...]

Recruiting is a GAME

After having gone through the recruiting process myself at the lower level, the older I get the more I realize how much recruiting is a game.  By that I mean coaches at the scholarship level have to do what they can to lead on as many prospects as they can to land the best talent [...]

Weekend Recruiting Links

With the start of high school and college football games just around the corner, there are a lot of interesting links regarding recruiting right now.  While I have went through a number of these links, here are some of interest for recruiting fans:

Texas prep star Mitchell had verbally committed to OU [...]

MySpace, Facebook, and Recruiting

With how much trouble college athletes have been getting themselves in with these social networks, it is important that high chool athletes realize how these can hurt you as well.  It has gotten to the point where some schools make prep athletes sign contracts stating that if pictures are posted on any social network that [...]

Making a Basketball Recruiting Video

Like with all other sports, college coaches cannot see every player in the country live while on the AAU scene or at other NCAA certified events.  So it is also important for basketball players with college aspirations to put together a video tape that they can send out to prospect college programs.  But unlike football, [...]

Your Recruiting Profile

In the game of recruiting, it is essential that an athlete put together a recruiting profile sheet.  This profile should be limited to no more than four pages and would be ideal at two pages.  This sheet can be sent out to college coaches through email or even the regular mail.  The advantage of the [...]

Enter your email address:

• AAU Basketball
• Academics
• Athletic Recruiting
• Baseball Recruiting
• Basketball Recruiting
• Book Reviews
• Camps/Combines
• College Campuses
• College Coaches
• Contact Us
• Division II
• division iii
• Ebooks
• Evaluations
• Football Recruiting
• Highlight Videos
• interviews
• Junior Recruiting
• Letter of Intent
• Marketing Yourself
• Media Attention
• NCAA Rules
• official visits
• Organization
• Parent's Advice
• Position Advice
• Ramblings
• Recruiting Dates
• Recruiting Ethics
• Recruiting Links
• Recruiting Rules
• Recruiting Services
• Recruiting Stress
• Recruiting Videos
• Recruiting Visits
• Recruiting Websites
• Scholarship Info
• Signing Day
• Sophomore Recruiting
• Spring Evaluations
• Staying Organized
• Steps to a Scholarship
• The Best Of
• Unofficial Visits
• Walk Ons
• What Would You Do?

• August 2008
• July 2008
• June 2008
• May 2008
• April 2008
• March 2008
• February 2008
• January 2008
• December 2007
• November 2007
• October 2007
• September 2007
• August 2007
• July 2007
• June 2007

Recruiting-101 has put together the ultimate resource for athletes currently going through the football recruiting process. We have put together a 28-page e-book that breaks down each position on the football field in terms of the recruiting process. This includes advice on highlight tapes, camps, size, and much more. It is currently available for sale for only $5.00. Find out more about purchasing the e-book and what else is included by clicking here now!

Recruiting-101.com is a resource that was created to help parents, athletes, and coaches throughout the college recruiting process. If you are a parent with a son or daughter being recruited, an athlete confused about the recruiting process, or even a coach with a player who should be recruited, this is definitely the place for you. This site will be updated constantly with articles regarding the recruiting process, how to get recruited, NCAA rules of recruiting, interviews with college coaches, parents who are familiar with the recruiting process, and so much more. Stay tuned as we help guide users through the difficult journey of recruiting.

• How do I help myself in football recruiting when attending college camps?
• Intangibles during the athletic recruiting process
• Marketing scholarship offers during the athletic recruiting process
• Can you focus on the recruiting process and the football season at the same time?
• Will a Division I college football coach overlook me because of my height?

• admin: Chris, First off, not going out for varsity footb...
• admin: Tom, Thanks for the post and that is a great ques...
• Chris Duckett: hey, right now i'm a high school junior, i am not...
• tom mack: our son will ne a junior this comong season. he ha...
• admin: Brian, The story you linked talks about something...
• Brian: http://blog.ncsasports.org/2008/07/09/being-recrui...