On March 24th, 2020, Recruiting Analysts Emily Wetz and Mike Babich presented the most up-to-date information regarding how COVID-19 is affecting the athletic world and the SAT/ACT Exams, what student athletes can be doing during this time, and how SportsRecruits can help! Q&A What is Happening? The NCAA, NAIA, and NJCAA have all responded to
What is an NCAA Eligibility Number? One of the most popular topics that that we get questions about here at SportsRecruits is the NCAA Eligibility Number. This article discusses all of the necessary steps you need to take to make sure you receive this number on time and how to set yourself up to be
In today's recruiting process, video has become a need-to-have. College coaches cannot be everywhere, therefore it is important to have a highlight reel, skills video, or full game footage, easily available for college coaches to view. Here we will discuss how to put together the most effective highlight reel. We will talk about what types
What Happened The largest college admissions scandal of all time immediately caught national media attention when it was reported on March 12th, 2019. Here are some ways that you can stay away from getting involved with the wrong people and committing to a college solely based on your merit as a student-athlete. It seems like
After meeting in the fall of 2018, the Division I Council put a number of brand new NCAA recruiting rules in place. This significantly affects the NCAA recruiting calendar for Division 1 colleges, college coaches, and prospective student-athletes. Here’s what’s new for men’s basketball recruiting: Before you read: This legislation only applies to NCAA D1
On April 19th, the NCAA passed major recruiting legislation that has altered the DI recruiting calendar for several major sports. Here we discuss everything you need to know about the new legislation, how it will affect your recruiting process, and what you should be doing moving forward. Before you continue: This legislation applies to all sports
On April 19th, the NCAA passed major recruiting legislation that has altered the DI recruiting calendar for several major sports. Here we discuss everything you need to know about the new legislation, how it will affect your recruiting process, and what you should be doing moving forward. Before you continue: This legislation applies to all sports
On April 19th, the NCAA passed major recruiting legislation that has altered the DI recruiting calendar for several major sports. Here we discuss everything you need to know about the new legislation, how it will affect your recruiting process, and what you should be doing moving forward. Before you continue: This legislation applies to all sports
After meeting on April 18th and April 19th, the NCAA Division I Council passed sweeping NCAA recruiting legislation that significantly impacts the recruiting calendar for college coaches and prospective student-athletes. Before you read: This legislation applies to all NCAA Division I sports EXCEPT softball, baseball, men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse, football, men’s basketball, and women’s basketball
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
