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How do I get recruited?

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The only way to get recruited is to get in front of the College Coaches, if they don't see you they can't recruit you.

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If any of the following happens you are in trouble...

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• You Have Only a Few Questionnaires
  There are over 4,000 colleges across the nation. How many know about you? 

• Somebody Says "If You are Good Enough, Colleges Will Find You"
  This is wrong. Your profile and skills video must be accessible 24/7 to all coaches and  send out directly to them on a monthly basis. (FYI - Coaches don't typically waste their time on sites offering only "free profiles" for student-athletes.)

• You Think a Friend or Relative's "Connections" is all You Need
  As a result, a coach might send you a letter. But it is statistically unlikely that anything more will come of it.

• Coaches Can't Get your Stats and / or Video
  The reality is that you must have updated, accurate stats to get recruited.

• Your List of College Choices is too Narrow
  The chances are not good of you fitting only a few specific coaches' needs. For this reason, extending your options is a much better plan.

• You Assume Walking-on is a Good Option
  It's not. Colleges love for you to walk-on because you will be paying to attend that school. You cost a coach nothing. And you start at the very bottom of the depth chart. Every year, another group of scholarship athletes jump ahead of you.

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Two Common Recruiting Mistakes

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• Waiting too long - The earlier an athlete is in the process, the more opportunities he or she will have. As time passes, so do opportunities to be evaluated and recruited.

• Not taking action - If a student-athlete wants to play at the college level, he or she must work for opportunities. Only taking calculated steps can produce scholarship offers.

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There are over 480,000 of high school student- athletes competing for a spot in a college roster, only 7% will go on to play at the college level.

 

NCAA Recruiting facts

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• Are you receiving letters and questionnaires from college coaches?

• Have you registered with the NCAA Eligibility Centers?

• Are you academically eligible to be recruited for college sports?

• Do you understand the 4 main phases of college recruiting and how they affect you as a potential prospect?

• Do you really know where you are in the process?

• Have you already invested a great amount of time & money training to be a good athlete, but the results are not paying off because you're still not being recruited?

• Are you likely to be overlooked because coaches are not sending you letters and questionnaires?