At some point in their careers, most college coaches are faced with turning around a program.They'll either be hired to come to a campus and take over a program, or they'll assess where their own program is and realize they need to head in a different direction.In this episode of …
Truly Standing Out Takes Guts
by Jeremy Tiers, Director of Admissions ServicesYour college has a campus, classrooms, professors, dorms, a cafeteria, a student center, and so on just like every other college and university in the country.Are all those things the same at every institution? I don’t think so. Sure, a lot of …
Admissions VIP Extra: December 6, 2016
Making phone calls that have a purpose: by Jeremy TiersYou need to have a game plan for every single recruiting phone call that you make. Getting through your list is great, but how many of those conversations are actually helping you move the needle in your school's favor?Successful phone …
Are You Utilizing Do-Not-Do Lists?
Mandy Green, Busy CoachWe all have a tremendous amount to do these days. Between recruiting, managing and training the team, office stuff, meetings, camps, etc, our to-do lists are getting longer and more out of control. If you are one of the many coaches out there who is overwhelmed …
TFRRS: How It Helped Shape Collegiate XCTF
by Chris Mateer, Front RushIn 2010, the foundations of college track and field and cross-country shifted. There was no massive legislation that was passed by the NCAA, there was no major scandal, and tracks remained 400 meters long. The change was brought on by a website with a pretty boring …