College Recruiting
The Coach Testimonial: A Powerful Tool with College Recruiting
The college recruiting process can be exhilarating and uplifting, especially when your plan is working on all cylinders. Consequently, even the best-executed projects can run into roadblocks or even stall [...]
Camps, Showcases, and Tournaments: An Important Recruiting Tool
An effective college athletics recruiting strategy begins with a proactive plan and robust effort. This can be accomplished through direct communication, sharing your player profile, and providing coaches with your [...]
Athletes Manage Your Name Online With Google Alerts
As an athlete, why do you need to manage your name online? Managing your name online can bring great benefits—such as a college scholarship. Let’s say a local, regional or [...]
Impressive Questions to Ask on a College Visit
Visiting colleges—officially or unofficially—can be a nerve-wracking experience for athletes and their families. Inevitably, during your campus tour, a college coach will ask, "Do you have any questions for me?" [...]
What Athletes Need to Know About Playing D-I Sports
If you’re a high school athlete (or parent of an athlete), and your goal is to play sports in college, this article is for you.
5 Ways Parents Can Improve the College Recruiting Process
The college search for athletes has grown complicated and increasingly competitive, especially during the past 10 years. There are countless components...
If College Coaches Looked at Your Social Media Right Now, What Would They Find?
You can cross a line and not even know it.
4 Recruiting Strategies Commonly Used by College Coaches
Northwestern University head football coach Pat Fitzgerald outlines four aspects he looks at when recruiting athletes. He lists them as:
Practical Recruiting Tips for High School Athletes
Here are some tips to make the recruiting process easier for you and your family.
How To Get Recruited For Women’s College Basketball
Hint: It takes hard work, on and off the court. Considering every level, there are just less than 2,000 women’s college basketball teams in the United States. However, there are [...]
