Holding your hand through the recruiting process
It doesn’t matter what college program it is, basically every coach has to recruit out of their local area. There may be some exceptions at the smaller levels but how many Division I programs...
There are some high school programs who are blessed with multiple Division I athletes year after year. They send a number of players every decade to that level as they have proven to be...
It doesn’t matter what level you plan to play sports at in college or how big your scholarship is, there is a great advantage to continue your athletic career somewhere after high school. And...
It seems that when talking to different recruits, there are two different camps that the athletes sit in. The first is those that are fully aware of what college programs have been recruiting them. ...
If you have been a long time reader of Recruiting-101, there is no doubt that you would have realized that we focus mostly on football, basketball, and then add in some baseball as well. ...
The football recruits out there reading this know that the 2012 season is about as important as it comes. It doesn’t matter if you are a senior in your final year on the prep...
Once your junior season of football ends, I believe it is extremely vital to put together a recruiting highlight video that you can send to college coaches and post online at a number of...
There are a variety of different ways to look at a decommit during the athletic recruiting process. One of the main reasons why I hear athletes decide to decommit is simply because they didn’t...
As I have mentioned many times and in a number of different articles, college coaches try to find out the most that they can about each recruit that they are after. If a scholarship...
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...
