by Paul Nemetz-Carlson, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesLast November, I shared my thoughts on the mistakes coaches make when coaching a bad team. This updated article will be part of a two-part series with next week’s focus on “How to Recruit When You’re Winning - What to Add and What to Avoid in …
The ‘Character Question’ and Your Program’s Recruiting
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate Strategies Before I moved into college athletic administration I spent 12 years as a high school coach and athletic director so I saw hundreds of college coaches make their way to my office to meet the recruit that was going to change their program! My high …
In the Middle of Pop Culture and Oldies: How Coaches Can Connect
by Bryan Mathews, Tudor Collegiate Strategies I was reminded recently of some different methods in relating to prospective student-athletes for your program. A couple of coaches whom we work with kept bringing up the subject of being able to relate more to their interests outside of the recruitment …
How Everyone Wins If Departments Make Recruiting Priority #1
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate Strategies As one of the team of expert consultants at Tudor Collegiate Strategies, I have the pleasure to work with many coaches across the northeast who oversee sports across the intercollegiate spectrum. With that comes the satisfaction of hearing from coaches …
Evaluating a Prospect’s ‘Fit’ in Recruiting
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies What is something both you and your recruits are constantly trying to figure out? Is this going to be a good fit? You are looking for the right athletes for your program. And your recruits are looking for the right school and athletic program for …