College recruiting

Here we cover areas your child needs to be concerned with to make sure they will be eligible for college recruiting. Also, we include a timeline so you know you are on track!

Emailing a college coach is an important step in the college recruiting process as it demonstrates your interest in the program. If you...

Most prospective student-athletes who go on a visit don't come with nearly enough questions to ask. Here are some questions you may want to think about asking.

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It can be daunting and a little overwhelming when you start to think about how you are going to get recruited to play college basketball. Many student athletes and their families are often unsure of how to go about getting seen and recruited by college coaches. In this article we will take a look at ways you can start to begin the process and tips on how you can increase your chances of success.

The recruiting process is a process that will determine the rest of your education, your athletic career, and the rest of your life.There are around eight million high school students who play a high school sport, of that eight million, only about 480,000 of those athletes will play for some college...

Your roadmap to succesfully navigating the college recruiting landscape

The new NCAA rule changes for recruiting visits are an important piece of the puzzle. Here's what you need to know as a volleyball recruit.

USA TODAY High School Sports has a weekly column on the recruiting process. This isn’t about where just the top five-star athletes are headed but rather a guide to the process and the pitfalls for …

College soccer season is incredibly busy, but recruiting never stops. Coaches want to hear from PSAs (Prospective Student Athletes). High schoolers are always told to make their emails “personal,” “make it unique,” “show that you actually did some homework about that school or that team.” HOW is that done? “Give a man a fish, and …