“Coaches are asking us to come to all of their camps. What should we do since they can be very expensive and time consuming to attend?"
All Camps are NOT created equal. I will help you decide how to make the best decision on what camps to attend and how to make your time the most valuable for your recruitment and skill development at the same time.
"We get hand written letters, typed letters and a variety of other pieces of mail and correspondence from a variety of schools. What do the different types of mail mean and what can we believe?"
You will most likely get a wide variety of items either in the mail or by some type of electronic communication during your recruitiment. It is all about the frequency and the form of communication that you receive that will unlock the truth about where you stand on the schools recruiting boards. After over 20 years of experience I will solve this mystery for you.
"The coaches are telling us that we will play right away. How do we know if that is true?"
There are numerous ways to get a good idea of what your competition may be but no absolute way to be absolutely certain. You need to know the right questions to ask when you are speaking to the coaches. I will coach you on the RIGHT questions to ask and how to do the research to verify the information they are telling you.
"There are several schools we are interested in but I don't know how we can visit them all. What are the chances to get an official visit?"
Each school that gives scholarships has different rules and limits on the number of official visits they can provide. Division I (FBS) has a maximum of 56 per year. Division I (FCS) has a maximum of 56 per year. Division II is unlimited. Division III is not allowed to provide any official visits. I will help you decide who is serious about providing you with an official visit and decide which ones to take if you have several opportunities.
"We know there are different divisions of college football but what are the differences?”
There are numerous differences between the various levels of college football but the two most important to you are to know are the number of scholarships and the number of official visits they can provide. I will help you know the differences and most important how they are applied
The goal of each player and their family is to choose the right school and football programfor them. The recruiting process is a foreign landfor most prospects and their families. I WILL EDUCATE YOU IN THE WORLD OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL RECRUITING.
All Camps are NOT created equal. I will help you decide how to make the best decision on what camps to attend and how to make your time the most valuable for your recruitment and skill development at the same time.
"We get hand written letters, typed letters and a variety of other pieces of mail and correspondence from a variety of schools. What do the different types of mail mean and what can we believe?"
You will most likely get a wide variety of items either in the mail or by some type of electronic communication during your recruitiment. It is all about the frequency and the form of communication that you receive that will unlock the truth about where you stand on the schools recruiting boards. After over 20 years of experience I will solve this mystery for you.
"The coaches are telling us that we will play right away. How do we know if that is true?"
There are numerous ways to get a good idea of what your competition may be but no absolute way to be absolutely certain. You need to know the right questions to ask when you are speaking to the coaches. I will coach you on the RIGHT questions to ask and how to do the research to verify the information they are telling you.
"There are several schools we are interested in but I don't know how we can visit them all. What are the chances to get an official visit?"
Each school that gives scholarships has different rules and limits on the number of official visits they can provide. Division I (FBS) has a maximum of 56 per year. Division I (FCS) has a maximum of 56 per year. Division II is unlimited. Division III is not allowed to provide any official visits. I will help you decide who is serious about providing you with an official visit and decide which ones to take if you have several opportunities.
"We know there are different divisions of college football but what are the differences?”
There are numerous differences between the various levels of college football but the two most important to you are to know are the number of scholarships and the number of official visits they can provide. I will help you know the differences and most important how they are applied
The goal of each player and their family is to choose the right school and football programfor them. The recruiting process is a foreign landfor most prospects and their families. I WILL EDUCATE YOU IN THE WORLD OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL RECRUITING.
MISSION STATEMENT
My mission is to provide consultation to high school football players and their families that have questions regarding the football recruiting process. During these consultation sessions the prospect and the parents will explain what has been done to this point, what their coaches have done in the recruiting process for them, correspondence they have received to date and this will allow me to provide guidance as to what all of this REALLY means. I will also tell you what you may expect from the schools and share past experiences of prospects that may have been in similar situations to yours. My goal is to answer all your questions, help provide you with some guidance through the process, and most importantly, help all members involved feel comfortable with the entire recruiting process.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
Educate you on current NCAA legislation related to academic qualification.
Guidelines and recommendations on producing and sending highlight videos (posting online, etc.) Feedback on correspondence received from various institutions. Deciding whether to attend summer camps and which ones or types. Evaluate their current video highlights and provide feedback on what level of competition they may be able to compete at. Pros and cons of potentially being a walk on player. What questions to ask and to who. | Who do you contact at the various levels of schools and why.
The ins and outs of official visits. Help create a list of priorities for when you take a visit to schools. What questions to ask the coaches to learn where you fit in. The basics about financial aid if you are not going to receive a full scholarship. Explanation of various recruiting events that occur throughout the year. What is really included in a scholarship. You may still have some bills to pay as a parent. |
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