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Yesterday the D2 coach surprised us with an offer to cover everything her academics didn’t…We almost can’t believe that this has gone so well!”
-Scott P.
How to Get Recruited Guide
Fewer than 7% of high school athletes will play in college. Only 2% will receive an athletic scholarship. You can make your college dreams come true, but not until coaches start calling. Getting college coaches to call you shouldn’t be complicated, doesn’t have to be expensive, and isn’t a guessing game.
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NAIA Recruiting with Coach Allen
Welcome to Interview #126 with Coach Clay Allen, where Coach Allen talks NAIA Recruiting. Allen is the Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach at McPherson College. McPherson competes in the NAIA. What can or should high school athletes do from their end to get on your radar screen? If an athlete personally contacts you by phone …
Tips for Being Recruited to a Junior College
Welcome to Interview #125 with Coach Andy Lyon, “A College Coach’s Tips for being Recruited to a Junior College.” Andy also discusses moving on to a 4-year school after completing the first two years at a junior college. Andy Lyon is the Women’s Soccer Coach at Motlow State Community College. He is the first and …
Finding Your College Home
Welcome to Interview #124 with Coach Chris Langan all about how you can find your college home. Chris also gives details on how Felician Baseball finds players and allots scholarships. Chris Langan is the head baseball coach at NCAA D2 Felician University. He has been the head coach at Felician since the 2004 season. He …
What College Coaches Really Want
Welcome to interview #123 with NAIA college coach, Ben Rosen! Ben is the assistant men’s wrestling coach at Campbellsville University. Coach Ben has worked with wrestlers on the high school level as well as at Doane University as a graduate assistant coach. He was also a college wrestler himself, winning 92 matches during his career …
