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
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This is a guest post by Jon Dershowitz, your devoted SportsRecruits video editor. Jon wants to do his best for you, and you can contact him easily via email throughout your highlight reel creation process. Jon won't stop until you’re 100% happy with your highlight reel. What Do College Coaches Look For In a
The following post features excerpts from the SportsRecruits Recruiting Guide for student-athletes. For a confident and fun recruiting process, access the complete guide here. Athletic Scholarships Athletic scholarships at the NCAA Division I and Division II levels are a huge draw for athletes and families. Keep in mind that for NCAA Division III and
The following post features excerpts from the SportsRecruits Recruiting Guide for student-athletes. For a confident and fun recruiting process, access the complete guide here. NCAA Contact Rules For Student-Athletes Questions frequently arise around the contact rules between high school student-athletes and college coaches. These rules vary greatly from sport-to-sport, which can cause confusion. Be
Imagine committing to a school you have never visited. Imagine committing to a program without talking to the coach in person or meeting any of your teammates. And now imagine that school is far away from home. In another country. On a different continent. It might not sound like the best plan, but that’s exactly
My Vision As a prospective student, one of my first Fordham football meetings was set in Keating Hall. The exterior of Keating Hall looks like Hogwarts. The interior did, too. The meeting felt significant from the start. The majority of the coaching staff was present, along with the rest of the recruits. All the
Acceptance From Outsiders For most people, December means the holidays are on the horizon. For high school seniors, it's crunch time. My friends were juggling schoolwork with college communications and campus visits. Meanwhile, I was in a different position. I was sitting in history class with Mr. O'Connor lecturing - I couldn't tell you
