by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesCoaches are busy. They don’t have a lot of time to waste.In recruiting though, there is naturally going to be wasted time. That is why it is called “recruiting” and not “selecting.” It is not a given that every recruit will commit. In fact, it …
2 Simple Ways to Boost Your Discipline Today
by Mandy Green, Busy CoachJust like everybody else, I get overwhelmed every now and then. I take on too many things, try to do to much, and wear myself out because of it. When I take a step back and take a 30,000 ft view of what the heck I am doing that caused me to feel overwhelmed in the …
What a Parking Lot Attendant Knows That Can Help You Recruit
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesSeveral years ago while I was the director of athletics at a DIII school I was invited to participate in the launching of an NCAA sponsored program designed to equip member schools with programming to help promote a positive competition environment on …
Pull Back The Curtain And Tell More Stories
By Jeremy Tiers, Senior Director of Admissions Services 3 minute readLast year during the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament it was 101-year-old nun Sister Jean from Loyola University Chicago who reminded us that the people behind a college’s ‘brand’ play an important role in new student …
Incorrectly Assessing Your Damaging Recruiting Data
They may not realize it, but many coaches are busy analyzing the wrong thing when they assess what's working and what's not in their recruiting efforts.In fact, they're repeating a mistake that the Allies were making during World War II.Back then, when fighter pilots landed their aircraft …