by Paul Nemetz-Carlson, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesEarly in my conversations working with new clients I will inevitably be asked two questions:How do I get better players to see us as a realistic option? How do I get into conversations with the best athletes?My answer is always to …
You Need to Be First
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesBeing first is fun.First in the conference standings. First seed in the national tournament. First on your top recruit’s list.There are some areas of recruiting where it is critical to try and be first. If you are, it’ll give you a big …
Two Lists You NEED to Be a Productive Coach and Recruiter
by Mandy Green, Busy CoachNo matter what season your team competes in, I’m sure at some point in the planning process, you had a conversation with your staff about your priorities and what you want to accomplish. How’s that going for you so far a few weeks into the fall (or maybe a few …
What Your Recruit’s Parents Are Looking for From You
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesBefore I spent the last 18 years of my career as a DIII athletic director I spent 12 years as a high school athletic director. What made me think I wanted to work at the collegiate level?One word - Parents!It was hard enough being a one man …
What Do We Know About NIL and Recruiting So Far?
When it was first launched in the summer of 2021, NIL - Name, Image and Likeness - was a mystery:Among some of the questions coaches and athletic directors were asking included some basics, like, "How will it work?"..."Who is it really going to apply to?"...And, "How will it affect …