In this new world of recruiting high school student athletes do stats really matter? Now these days with so many message boards, websites and blogs you can get the latest news and information on just about any high school player’s games and their stats sometimes written up minute by minute in real time. Think about [...]
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Money Can’t Buy The College Recruiting Process
Do you think money can buy the college recruiting process for high school student athletes? If money could buy the college recruiting process then all the rich kids in this country would end up receiving most of the attention from college coaches because they have the money to get the attention. Money, in my opinion, [...]
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Should College Programs Provide a Money-back Guarantee?
College programs are recruiting very talented high school student athletes all the time and in order to recruit these athletes maybe sometimes coaches might have to stretch the truth. Sometimes college coaches will guarantee playing time to certain players or include some type of extra benefits. You might wonder how some of the top college [...]
You Actually Need A Brain To Be A College Recruiter
There are a lot of people out there who believe they can be a college recruiter, someone who helps high school student athletes get recruited and placed in college. To be a college recruiter you need to have a brain. You need to have a high level of intelligence to effectively communicate with student athletes, [...]
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Slipping Through the Cracks of The College Recruiting Process!
Why do some high school student athletes slip through the cracks? Why is it that good players whom you’ve followed for years end up having a very hard time finding a college or not finding a college at all? I’ve seen this happen over and over again. Who dropped the ball? Who messed up? Is [...]