Recruiting-101

Since I first started writing articles on this site, I have always stressed the importance of considering all of your options in the recruiting process.  It doesn’t matter if they are Division I, II,...

With football seasons across the country wrapping up, most athletes and families use this time to relax and take a breather from a busy fall.  Yes the goal is to be playing for a...

I have started to harp on lately is athletes should not be taking unofficial recruiting visits to college programs that you cannot drive to.  In most situations, it may be a location that is...

With five official visits allowed by the NCAA, there is no doubt that these trips are very worth doing.  Obviously it will depend on a number of different factors but if you have the...

If you are a senior athlete hoping to get recruited, one of the ways that college coaches will express a great deal of interest in you is by calling.  As shown in the Levels of...

As I have mentioned many times before, being deadlined is when a college coach tells you that you have until a certain date to accept the scholarship or they will offer another prospect at...

Since the football season for many recruits has either wrapped up or is nearing an end, this is a very important for sophomore football recruits to get a head start on other athletes in...

The easiest way to get recruited and stay recruited during your high school athletic career is get to the varsity level early and make a name for yourself.  By doing this, it makes it...

If you have a family that includes multiple kids who want to play college athletics, and you are planning on not hiring anyone to hold your hand, then there is no doubt that your...

The NCAA National Letter of Intent that you sign to accept a scholarship offer makes sure to include a part that talks about you are signing with the school and not the coach.  I...