Eric Lake spent some time with Zack Greer – NCAA DI all-time leader in goals scored, 10 year NLL veteran and current member of the San Diego Seals – about his journey from youth sports to college, and ultimately life [Read More]
We are in the midst of historic weeks in our country and the world.
The murder of George Floyd on May 25th was and is an outrage. It is a crime against not just one man and [Read More]
Key Points:
• Power. In multiple scientific studies, power is the one measurable predictor of elite-level performance in football, rugby, soccer, and several other sports. Measured power is consistently higher for elite athletes compared to non-elite athletes in [Read More]
UPDATED MAY 28, 2020: The NCAA has voted to extend its dead period across all DI sports through July 31.
Due to concerns over the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic, the NCAA has suspended in-person recruiting visits in [Read More]
The college recruiting timeline is a subject of great confusion. Rumors spread like wildfire, people make uninformed decisions, and it often results in frustration and disappointment. The rumor mill spawns myths like, “If it’s the spring of [Read More]
Campus visits are an integral part of your college sports recruitment journey and determining which college is right for you. It’s your opportunity to get a sense of the school and the team first-hand. Going on a [Read More]
An email is a recruiting tool with unlimited potential. It is a great way to get your information in front of college coaches. Surprisingly, coaches spend most of their recruiting time at their [Read More]
Being well-organized simplifies the college recruiting process and makes you more effective. Take the time now to organize yourself so you can be systematic with the work ahead and be better prepared for your recruiting process.
WAYS TO SEARCH FOR COLLEGES
Researching colleges is a time-consuming, but worthwhile process. Talk to search online, talk to counselors, flip through college profile books, and so on. The more you learn about an assortment of [Read More]
The NCAA carefully evaluates student-athlete’s academic eligibility, and approval from the NCAA Eligibility Center is required for all Division I and Division II athletes. Prospective DI and DII players don’t have to contact [Read More]