Recruiting-101 July Recap

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Watching the dominoes fall in the football recruiting process

There is no doubt that one of the most difficult parts of the football recruiting process is being patient.  Every athlete wants to hold multiple scholarship offers and avoid heading the words “Keep up the good work and we will evaluate your film in the fall.”  Those words are uttered by [...]

Summer Football Camps used as a confirmation for recruiting

As I talked about in yesterday’s article, college coaches usually have a good feel for an athlete going into their camps.  While the may send out “invitations” to thousands upon thousands of athletes throughout their region, there are normally only a select few that are actually going to get a look [...]

How can you tell the priority of a summer camp invite during the recruiting process?

Recently we have had some great comments and questions related to figuring out the interest from a college coach who invites an athlete to their summer camp.  It may be because I am a cynic and think the majority of invites that go out are to build up camp numbers and put [...]

Football Camps & Basketball Camps: How to know if you performed well in the eyes of college coaches

I can only imagine the hundreds and thousands of dollars each year that are spent on football and basketball camps throughout the country.  While I am sure everyone has dreams of a scholarship during that time, the realistic factor is that it rarely happens.  I am willing to guess that the [...]

Football camp invites, calls, and Division I interest

As I have mentioned before in a number of articles, summer football camps provide two purposes.  The first is to help the college coaches figure out who they want to extend their scholarships to.  It is never an easy question but working with the athletes on campus does help further things [...]

Can college coaches go to football recruiting combines?

One of the more interesting changes in NCAA rules regarding college football recruiting has been changes that related to combines. As I have talked about many times, these combines can be a great thing if they are free and help you get exposure. But if they charge you to participate, I feel strongly that [...]

When can college coaches evaluate juniors in football recruiting

For the top recruits throughout the country, college coaches should be making visits to your high school on nearly a daily basis. While I already wrote yesterday about why you shouldn’t expect the head coaches to make the visit, you should be seeing a number of assistant coaches from throughout the country.
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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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