by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate Strategies A couple weeks ago my son, a young high school math teacher, was lamenting a disagreement he was having with his principal about how to handle a particular situation involving a parent and their child. He went through both perspectives and after …
What If the “I’ve Got a Guy For You” Guy Actually Did?
by Paul Nemetz-Carlson, Tudor Collegiate Strategies Our research says that over 60% of club and high school coaches think you’re not very good at your job and they could do it better. So it makes sense that so many of them feel confident calling you up and telling you who you should recruit and …
Reading Your Prospect’s Crunch Time Buying Signals
Now that a new school year is well under way, the real big wins (or big losses) are starting to happen for college programs.Coaches all over the country are entering the crucial weeks of the battle for this year's recruiting class, and even getting early positive (or negative) signs for the next …
Overcoming the Things That Hold Your Recruiting Back
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate Strategies We often know what we need to change to improve our health, our careers, our personal lives, or for our purposes here how we recruit - but we’re often slow to pivot in the necessary direction Whether it’s a change of behavior in one’s personal life or …
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 …