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It is interesting to see that one of the most popular articles of this site was Ten Things To Do To Not Get Recruited By College Coaches. While the article was written in May, I still feel strongly about all ten and they are definitely things that you need to [...]
Each one of the four mentioned terms in the title are things that you need to know before going into the recruiting process. What makes them so vital to athletic recruiting is the fact that they are rules handed down by the NCAA that determines the amount of contact Division I coaches [...]
One of the areas that I continually here mistaken from athletic recruits of all sports is the time that college coaches can call. Some recruits think that since they didn’t get any calls from college football coaches in May, then that the coaches are not allowed to call. And while that [...]
With the popularity of the Internet growing rapidly over the last decade, the NCAA has had to make a number of changes to their rules to combat a major growth in technology. Because they want to keep things on an even playing field, the NCAA has banned text messaging and [...]
Like in any facet of life, there will be times during the athletic recruiting process when an athlete is promised something and the coach or school that has promised it will not come through. I recently had a chance to see this happen first hand to an athlete who thought he had made his [...]
When you sign an National Letter of Intent to make your college decision official, one of the things that it states is that you are signing a this letter with the school. And while the school is an important factor during the recruiting process, few would pick a school without a coach doing what [...]
One of the best kept secrets that I do not hear many athletes or parents talking about is how important getting to the State tournament is in basketball. Although AAU is vital, the second best time to break out is at your State tournament. It doesn’t matter what State you play in but the [...]
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 [...]
If you are a sought after recruit, one thing that you must get used to is the fact that you will be getting visits from college coaches very often. These coaches will mostly be coming to your high school but they may also see you in action at one of your games or come [...]