Recruiting the next group of student-athletes to represent his/her program and university is one of the most important tasks for a college coach. Coaches will look much further than your talent alone to determine if you are the right fit for their program. Be sure you are aware of the intangibles coaches are searching for
After meeting April 17th and April 18th in Indianapolis, the NCAA Division I Council has voted to adopt sweeping changes to the current recruiting model in an effort to put a stop to early recruiting. To note, these changes will be effective starting in the 2018-2019 academic year. This new legislation applies to ALL Division
April 11th, 2018 is likely circled on any senior student-athlete’s calendar. The date marks the beginning of the Regular National Letter of Intent Signing Period for Division I and Division II athletes in ALL sports except Football, Men’s and Women’s Soccer, and Men’s Water Polo. The table below, from nationalletter.org, highlights the key dates surrounding
Early Recruiting Talk The topic of Early Recruiting was front and center at the 2018 NCAA Convention, held in Indianapolis, IN from January 16-20. While no official legislation has been passed, it is clear the growing concern of 8th and 9th graders verbally committing to a school is shared amongst current collegiate student-athletes and NCAA
Camps, clinics, and prospect days play a critical role in a student-athlete’s recruiting process. They can be a great opportunity for exposure or an expensive waste of time. Strategically choosing which prospect days to attend will best set you up for success while saving you any unnecessary costs. This webinar will give you some insight
Highlight reels have become a critical piece in the recruiting process. They allow college coaches to quickly and conveniently evaluate a prospect to determine if they should continue pursuing that student-athlete. Having a highlight reel is a must. Having a high quality highlight reel is a plus. This webinar will show you some tips
