Get Them Out There
Most parents of student-athletes want to help with recruiting. The challenge is figuring out how to help in ways that actually move the process forward,
Recruiting conversations tend to focus on athletic ability. But every year, athletes who could have played in college lose offers, scholarships, or eligibility because of
Most families enter the recruiting process thinking about college sports in two categories: D1 or nothing. That mindset closes off most of the available options
Every spring and summer, families face the same question. Should we sign up for the college camp, the regional showcase, or both? The pricing looks
Help your athlete stay on a coach’s radar during the recruiting process If your son or daughter has sent emails to college coaches and heard
Most families are surprised to learn this: very few athletes receive full athletic scholarships. In fact, the majority of student-athletes in college rely on a
Today’s college coaches don’t just watch game film — they scroll your athlete’s social media. According to a recent NCAA survey, over 85% of college
Think you have to be the best player in the state to get recruited? Think again. Most college athletes aren’t top-ranked nationally — they’re hardworking,
If you’re the parent of a high school athlete, you’ve probably heard mixed messages about when college recruiting “really” begins. Some say it starts in
In today’s digital recruiting world, every athlete has a highlight reel, a recruiting profile, and a social media presence. But here’s the truth: most athletes