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High school coaches will not go out on a limb to be honest with college coaches about their athletes

Posted by admin | May 22, 2009 .

I had previously assumed that the majority of high school coaches would be completely honest with college coaches trying to recruit their athletes.  These prep coaches would tell their potential future coaches if a kid works hard, is lazy, or is known for his partying with friends.
But in talking to a [...]

My dream school hasn’t called yet during the football recruiting evaluation period. What should I do?

Posted by admin | May 4, 2009 .

I received an email with a question that was somewhat similar to this.  The family wanted to know what to do because they had received calls from other schools but their dream school had not contacted them over the phone as of yet.  The athlete was already starting to get mad about [...]

The evaluation process for football scholarship offers from the eyes of college coaches

Posted by admin | April 23, 2009 .

I can promise you that one of the most confusing parts of the football recruiting process is trying to figure out what coaches are thinking.  They may be saying one thing about how you need to keep working hard and having success on the field but how do you know what [...]

Why is football recruiting so hotly contested? If you look at these salaries, you will understand

Posted by admin | April 10, 2009 .

Recently I had a chance to see an article on the University of Texas Rivals site, OrangeBloods.com.   The article spoke about how the football coaching staff was all getting raises after the season.  Now, let me state that it is usually public news about the salary of a head coach at [...]

How do college coaches narrow down recruiting databases and eventually offer the top athletes?

Posted by admin | March 9, 2009 .

As I have mentioned, some college coaching staffs begin the recruiting process with over 5,000 prospective recruits.  With a list like that, it is definitely not an overnight project to narrow it down to the thirty to fifty (that number varies by school) prospects that they will eventually offer athletic scholarships.  Schools like Nebraska, [...]

 How do college coaches find athletes during the athletic recruiting process?

Posted by admin | March 5, 2009 .

Trying to answer this question really depends on each situation as well as the sport. Basketball and football are among the biggest sports at the college level but their process of finding prospective athletes is much different. Regardless of how they hear about you, it is important for you as an athlete to get your [...]

College coaches are not always confident of their evaluation skills when offering scholarships to prep athletes

Posted by admin | February 19, 2009 .

When talking about football camps during the summer months, I have mentioned the importance of going to just one day of camp at a number of different places.  The reason is to save money, time, and get to more camps along the way.  I have stressed this and will continue stressing [...]

The five most important attributes college coaches look for in potential athletes

Posted by admin | January 13, 2009 .

College coaches may confuse parents during the athletic recruiting process but what they are looking for can be boiled down to a few simple things.  They may seem rather mundane but have these five attributes can be the difference from you playing at USC or the local junior college.  It could [...]

Questions that a college coach could ask when on an athletic recruiting visit?

Posted by admin | January 8, 2009 .

While there are a lot of different topics that can be talked about this time of year, I recently received an interesting email from a parent who was looking for help in the recruiting process.  While this site does focus on football and basketball, her son plays a completely different sport [...]

The role of your high school coach in the athletic recruiting process

Posted by admin | January 6, 2009 .

One of the things that I have always talked about to athletes, parents, and their families is that they need to take control of the recruiting process themselves.  When they starting learning more about to get their son or daughter recruited and do it themselves, it is a great relief for [...]

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