To get recruited for college, high school student athletes must do things in a certain way. In my opinion, the college recruiting process is only about getting the best players possible for that college program. If you are an average or maybe slightly above average student athlete then you are going to have to do [...]
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Should a High School Coach Use the “N” Word Towards African American Athletes?
There was a situation recently where a high school basketball coach used the “N” word towards African American athletes. This coach’s lamed-brain excuse was to motivate the players to be better. The players were extremely offended by this coach’s actions and refused to play anymore games until this coach was removed. I know that this [...]
My Second Question of The Day:
My Second Question of The Day: Should college scholarships be guaranteed for 4 years? Currently, the way it stands now is a college scholarship is only guaranteed for one year and renewable at the coach’s discretion for the following season. Your thoughts. If you like this blog post, then please sign up for my weekly newsletter. [...]
The University of Alabama made Kirby Smart one of the highest-paid assistant coaches in the country…
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The BCS Is Totally Unfair
The BCS system when choosing a national champion in football is totally unfair to all the good players at college programs in this country. How I understand it to be is: if you’re a big-money college program that plays football in a major college conference, that makes you eligible to compete for a national championship. [...]
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