Do You Have Any Questions About Recruiting?
July 21st, 2009 - byHave you ever wondered how college coaches can offer scholarships before they are even able to officially write a letter to a prospect? Have you ever wondered how college coaches evaluate film when they receive it from recruits? Have you ever received a letter from a college coach and been unsure how to interpret its meaning?
The recruiting process is filled with questions ranging from NCAA rules and regulations to the proper steps a recruit should take on an official visit…and everything in between. The difficulty families face is getting the right answers.
As always, our focus with this newsletter is to answer those questions, one week at a time. However, we receive hundreds of questions a week in response to our articles and we realize you need the answers as quickly as possible. With that in mind, for the next few weeks, (or until you have no more questions) we will be addressing the topics you want to know about…
I have asked our expert Recruiting Coach staff including former college coaches and athletes led by Former DI Recruiting Coordinator Randy Taylor to dedicate some of their time each week to answer the questions that our readers have about recruiting.
All you have to do is send an email to newsletter@ncsasports.org, type “Recruiting Question” in the subject…and fire away! All we ask is that you limit your emails to one question per week so we can do our best to respond to as many as possible.
Where can you find the answers?
Each week, our Recruiting Coaches will pick five of the best questions to answer in our weekly newsletter.
What if your question is not picked?
We will take the remainder of the questions asked and post them in the NCSA Recruiting Education Blog throughout the next few weeks so be sure to check the blog often to find the answer to your question.
There are no dumb questions so feel free to ask anything!
