Tag Archives: prospective recruits

When playing athletics at the high school level, it may not be the reason you do it but receiving postseason honors is nice recognition.  It may be All State, All Conference, or even All District honors but I know that … Continue reading →

“This is the biggest decision of my life. It means not only where I will play football but, most likely, who I will marry, who my best friends for life will be, where I will live. It means everything. And … Continue reading →

While the sports are similar in the chase for a scholarship, the one major difference is AAU. Football camps cannot compare to the fact that top basketball players spend a good portion of July on the road playing in tournaments. … Continue reading →

One of the things that I hope to break down in the next few weeks is to give readers a better feel for the difference between all levels of post high school options.  This includes Division I, II, III, NAIA, … Continue reading →

24/7 Sports is the newest of the four sites we are profiling but has worked hard to put themselves on the map with the likes of Scout.com, Rivals.com, and ESPN. The good news is that since the site has been … Continue reading →

I recently had a comment from a parent who sits in a very desirable situation.  Even though his son is just entering his junior year of high school, he already holds two early scholarship offers.  What that means is his … Continue reading →

The USA Today recently had an article talking about how the best recruits in the country do not always end up being the most productive at the college level. Having college coaches all over the country offering you, fans hoping … Continue reading →

Unless you get an early scholarship offer, the athletic recruiting process is not easy.  There are going to be times of stress, frustration, and hopefully joy when you finally make a final decision.  But before picking a college, there is … Continue reading →

When it comes to scholarship offers in the football recruiting process, 80% of the news is from Division I-A (BCS) schools doing the offering. Most of the scholarships are from programs in BCS conferences in hopes that they are able … Continue reading →