Recruiting-101

One very difficult call that some college coaches have to make is when they tell an athlete that they are no longer recruiting them. While it is never going to be easy for both...

Over the last month, I had an opportunity to see an athlete in action on the football field and then a few weeks later I was able to interview him and talk to him...

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,...

There is no doubt that in sports, team work is something that can help overcome outstanding individuals.  This has been showcased in countless different sports.  The strength of teams is valuable in every aspect...

I have spent the past two years harping time and time again about the importance to consider all of your options during the athletic recruiting process.  You may have the biggest Division I eyes...

Yesterday I talked about what type of background work research college coaches do when trying to figure out which athletic recruits that they want to offer a scholarship to.  And if there are two...

College coaches in all sports earn thousands and even millions of dollars to bring in the best athletes to help them win games, contests, or matches.  Because you are not going to win a...

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...

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...

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...