Should athletes decline interviews with the media so that they can focus on the season?

One of the more interesting situations I have seen from a variety of athletes, whether it be basketball or football, is that these prep players have decided that they will be focusing on their season and not doing interviews.  While I can see their reasoning, I also disagree with it strongly because of a variety [...]

The more media interest in you, the better that it will help your athletic recruiting

One mistake that I have seen a lot in the last few years regarding recruits is that they want to pick and choose what media outlets cover them. This doesn’t happen all that often but for whatever reason, a recruit and their parents decide that they don’t want to do an interview with one website [...]

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