Category: Recruiting Tips
Recruiting Tips for MultiSport Athletes: Why Colleges Take Notice
Multisport athletes train or compete in more than one sport, often demonstrating a wide range of athletic skills. For example, a dual sport athlete in football and baseball might excel in tackling, running, fielding, and throwing, which helps balance muscle groups and improve overall fitness. Playing multiple sports year-round gives them more exposure to varied […]
Does JUCO Count Against NCAA Eligibility? JUCO Ruling Explained.
A recent ruling in an ongoing court case brought against the NCAA by one college football player could be the first step in major changes to what playing in junior college means for a student-athlete’s. Current NCAA eligibility rules allow student-athletes 5 years to compete athletically over the course of 4 seasons. There are no […]
A Parent’s Guide to Navigating Junior Year Recruiting
If you’re a parent of a junior athlete who’s looking to play college sports, you’ve come to the right place! Junior year is a pivotal time in the recruiting process, and in this article, you’ll learn how to best support them through it. We know how much you want your athlete to succeed, so we’re […]
How to Overcome a Sports Injury During the Recruiting Process
It’s a moment most athletes hope to avoid – getting hurt while playing the sport they love. Aside from the physical pain, a sports injury can be particularly difficult to cope with because it forces you to sit on the bench and lose playing time. That can bring up deep feelings of disconnection, loss of […]
6 Tips for Creating a Great Highlight Video
Do you know how to make a highlight video? Having a professional highlight video can be one of the best ways to attract the attention of a college coach. You want to have a video that shows off your athletic ability and skills in a short period of time. We have broken down some key […]