Athletic Scholarship Advice for HS & JuCo Athletes
One of the top questions I hear is: “Are expensive recruiting services worth the money?” In my experience, working for 20+ years in NCAA recruiting at UF, UM, UNC, Elon (plus covering Alabama & FSU for Rivals.com) — the answer is NO! Here are ten reasons why spending money on expensive recruiting services is a waste: 1 – You can …
Florida hosting recruits in Jacksonville for Georgia game College football rules are constantly changing, and one of the new recruiting rules says that the home team can leave tickets for players at neutral site games. Georgia was the home team last year and got to host players then, but this will be Florida’s first chance to use the World’s Largest …
USATODAY: NCAA begins process of making NIL rules changes on its own While the NCAA continues to press for Congressional legislation concerning some standardization of college athletes’ activities making money from their names, images and likenesses (NIL), one of its top policy-making groups on Tuesday voted to begin advancing association rules changes that have the same goals. The NCAA said …
#1 – LET YOUR RECRUITING COACH KNOW THAT YOU ARE COMING AND WOULD LIKE AN EVALUATION: Call the camp office (the phone number should be on the brochure) a couple days before you go and tell the person who answers the telephone your name, position and high school. Ask which coach recruits your area or position. Write down their name …
You could spend every minute of your day on recruiting and still not have enough time. As you are building a career, also remember to build a life! As you budget your time and earn to say no to requests that aren’t important, be sure to schedule quality time with your family: your parents, your spouse and your children. Quality …
