Welcome to another installment of SR 101, a video series where a member of our staff will show you a specific portion of our platform and how it works. Think of this column like a cheat sheet for those who prefer video to reading about things, even if that written content is astute, educational and/or
Welcome to another installment of our weekly column, “Too Embarrassed to Ask,” where we’ll examine a hot topic from the world of recruiting that parents and student-athletes may want to know more about, but may shy away from asking because it is considered assumed knowledge. Think of this column like a cheat sheet for those
Welcome to another installment of SR 101, a video series where a member of our staff will show you a specific portion of our platform and how it works. Think of this column like a cheat sheet for those who prefer video to reading about things, even if that written content is astute, educational and/or
Introduction Communication is a key component of the recruiting process. The exchanges between college coaches and student-athletes are catalysts for movement in the process. Club staffers primarily serve as facilitators of this communication. As such, it is imperative for these organizations to ensure they are advocating on behalf of their players to college coaches in
Welcome to the fourth installment of SR 101, a video series where a member of our staff will show you a specific portion of our platform and how it works. Think of this column like a cheat sheet for those who prefer video to reading about things, even if that written content is astute, educational
Introduction The recruiting process is primarily about building relationships between student-athletes and college coaches. These relationships are forged by communication between the two parties, and are often facilitated by a club staffer. However, more than likely, clubs are not handling this process efficiently. This can be attributed, in part, to not having the ability to
Welcome to the third installment of SR 101, a video series where a member of our staff will show you a specific portion of our platform and how it works. Think of this column like a cheat sheet for those who prefer video to reading about things, even if that written content is astute, educational
Welcome to another installment of our weekly column, “Too Embarrassed to Ask,” where we’ll examine a hot topic from the world of recruiting that parents and student-athletes may want to know more about, but may shy away from asking because it is considered assumed knowledge. Think of this column like a cheat sheet for those instances it is no longer acceptable to ask a question, say, having met someone three times but still not knowing their name. This week’s issue: College coaches. ...
As we have often said in this space, highlight reels are an essential component of the recruiting process. They allow a college coach to see if you would be a good fit while acting as a catalyst for communication. A highlight reel is crucial for an athlete looking to attack the recruiting process, because it gives the college coach something to evaluate. If a coach likes the highlight reel, it likely means they will want to see you play in person, which many coaches will want to do before going further in the process. Here are a few tips and tricks to ensure you are on the right track. ...
Introduction It is not breaking news that families expect guidance from their club teams in the recruiting process. Too often, however, they are being let down. This is not necessarily because of a lack of effort by one party or the other, but instead because the practices being utilized do not ensure follow-through. By implementing
