Welcome to Interview #127 with Coach Kelvin Jefferson. Coach Jefferson has incredible insights on attitude, character and Division 2 recruiting. He also provides high-level tips on how you can maximize your teen’s chance of being recruited. Coach Jefferson is the head Men’s Basketball Coach at Gannon University. He has been the head coach at Gannon […]
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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
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If your high school athlete has been contacting college coaches and has not heard back from any of them, you’re left wondering what is going wrong. There are several reasons you will not immediately hear back from coaches. Discover six reasons coaches don’t respond to you, make simple changes to your strategy, exercise a little
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Your sophomore daughter has faithfully been attending Showcases with her volleyball team. Her club coach has been telling you college coaches are watching, but after a couple of Showcases no coaches have called. No one has emailed. You’re all starting to feel discouraged. She’s wondering if she has what it takes to be a college
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Are your players counting on you to help them find a college roster spot? As coaches, we are seen by our players as experts. We may not know everything about the recruiting process, but we do have an obligation to give our players direction, encouragement, and assistance if they want to play in college. You
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“It was my high school coach’s fault I didn’t get an athletic scholarship to a Division 1 school.” Last week I met a young lady in her early twenties. She is a newlywed, owns a horse and is beginning her adult life. In our brief encounter, she mentioned she was a high school volleyball player
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9 Myths Recruiting Services Would Like You to Believe There is a lot of misinformation and misunderstanding about what recruiting services can do and the value of their services. If you google recruiting services you will find very strong opinions and agendas. Here is what you will find: Recruiting services will sell themselves and their
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Loom Video is a game changer for athletes who are serious about getting recruited. The odds of getting recruited are stacked against your child. Make no mistake: Recruiting is a competition, an incredibly tough competition. There are 8 million high school athletes in United States, not to mention the rest of the world. Only 480,000,
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Are you wondering when your teen should start a college search? Pre-school is probably too early. Senior year is clearly a danger zone, too close to high school graduation. However, that leaves you with quite a few years in between. The bad news is that there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer. On the other hand, college
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