What constitutes recruiting attention for your Rivals, Scout, and ESPN football profiles?
If you have been visiting this site over the last few weeks, then you would have read how to get database profiles on Rivals, Scout, and even ESPN Scouts Inc. And while getting a football recruiting or basketball recruiting database profile will not guarantee you a scholarship, it certainly will not hurt you throughout the [...]
How do I get an ESPN Scouts Inc. Recruiting Profile?
When looking at Rivals.com and Scout.com, it was a breeze finding contact information and the email addresses needed to contact recruiting experts and get yourself listed in their database of top players. But it was definitely a challenge to find much at ESPN. It may be because they want to keep the database limited or [...]
How do I get a Scout.com Recruiting Database Profile?
As one of the larger websites that cover prep athletics, Scout.com has a database that includes some of the best athletes throughout the country in a number of different sports. And while it is not the only site doing this, college coaches do look at the database and may use it to find names to [...]
How do I get a Rivals.com Recruiting Database Profile?
As the largest website that covers prep athletics, Rivals.com has a database that includes some of the best athletes throughout the country in a number of different sports. And while it is not the only site doing this, college coaches do look at the database and may use it to find names to add to [...]
What are the benefits of being listed in the Rivals, Scout, or ESPN football or basketball databases?
Over the next few days, I will talk once again about how you can get listed in the databases of Rivals.com, Scout.com, and ESPN Scouts Inc. This is very important to think about as a recruit for a variety of reasons. The first reason and it is rather obvious is exposure. While college coaches won’t [...]
Does being a five star football recruit help you get drafted? How recruiting rankings compare to the NFL draft.
With the NFL Draft recently being held, one of the most interesting things to do following it is to compare the top picks to where they were rated coming out of high school. Sites like Rivals and Scout do an excellent job ranking the athlete and it is always interesting to see how they compare [...]
Do recruiting websites have bias towards athletes committing to top schools?
If you polled most of the normal recruiting junkies that have subscriptions to Rivals.com and Scout.com, many feel that when football recruits commit to schools like USC, Florida, Texas, and Oklahoma, the recruiting sites will rank these players higher during their evaluations. The ones that feel that way normally are the other schools in the [...]