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State Tournament Success in Basketball Recruiting

Posted by admin | March 31, 2008 .

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. 
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What do you want to see on Recuriting-101?

Posted by admin | March 31, 2008 .

While the Spring Signing Period is nearly here for a number of sports, we are still looking for areas that readers would like to read about. So the question is, what articles do you want to read in the coming weeks and months on this site?
So if you have any ideas, suggestions, or thoughts, please [...]

Miscellaneous Athletic Recruiting Ramblings - 3/30/2008

Posted by admin | March 30, 2008 .

I have been meaning to post this ramblings for a while but I have a few things I have been meaning to say to readers for quite sometime. Anyways, here are some of the things that have been on my mind over the last month or so.
Apology
I have been meaning to apologize for quite [...]

What would you do as a college coach?

Posted by admin | March 29, 2008 .

This new series of articles talks about a incident that may or may not have happened and what the college coach should do about it. If these situations are not real, they will be realistic stories that are not completely fabricated. Being a college coach is a tough job and they have to make [...]

Two sides of a decommit in the athletic recruiting process

Posted by admin | March 28, 2008 .

One of the areas that I have talked about in the recruiting process is decommitting and how it can hurt a recruiting class for college coaches. Regardless of if you are a recruit or a parent, I think with any avenue in life, it is essential that you keep your word. So if you [...]

Football Recruiting Advice for Defensive Backs

Posted by admin | March 27, 2008 .

Another series of articles that I am going to continue doing is breaking down the recruiting knowledge that I have for different positions in both basketball and football. While some may feel that recruiting is all the same, that is definitely not the case at all. The recruiting process for a quarterback, lineman, linebacker, [...]

The recruiting story of Stephen Curry

Posted by admin | March 26, 2008 .

Every year in the NCAA tournament, there are always mid major programs upsetting bigger schools that few predicted beforehand. One of the feel good stories of the 2008 version of March Madness is the damage that Davidson has done on the competition. In the opening weekend of games, they were able to upset both [...]

I’m a junior basketball recruit. What should I be doing now in the basketball recruiting process?

Posted by admin | March 25, 2008 .

One of the features that I hope to do monthly is to focus on what I feel recruits in football, basketball, and possibly other sports should be doing right now to help themselves in the recruiting. As I have said many times, this is a difficult journey and most families are intimidated by it. [...]

Basketball recruiting observations from the NCAA Tournament

Posted by admin | March 24, 2008 .

This past week, I had a chance to attend the first round and the second round of NCAA tournament games. This was a great experience as I saw a number of outstanding athletes and top rated recruits who went on to college. And when looking at it from a recruiting perspective, it was very [...]

The thirty second rule in recruiting highlight videos

Posted by admin | March 20, 2008 .

Recently when talking to a parent regarding putting together a highlight tape, one of the things that was mentioned was the thirty second rule. While this may or may not be true, it would not surprise me one second if this really does happen. And considering this rule came from an Ivy League school, [...]

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Football E-Book
    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!

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    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.

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