Because I visit a lot of coaches on a regular basis on their campuses, I buy wifi on airplanes. A lot.For the convenience of Internet access, I usually fork over $27 for a three and a half hour flight. Or I pay $50 a month for the convenience of just logging on whenever I'm on a flight. Either …
The Future vs. The Now
by Paul Nemetz-Carlson, Tudor Collegiate Strategies At its very core, recruiting is a promise. A promise of the future - what it looks like, what it will feel like, and the expected role each recruit will play in that picture of success. A promise of an experience - a combination of an …
Beating Out ‘Better’ Programs for the Best Recruits
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies Does your athletics department have the best facilities in the country? Does your school have the best academics in the country? Does your program have the most winning history in your sport? I am going to play the odds here and assume almost …
You Waited Too Long, Coach
by Paul Nemetz-Carlson, Tudor Collegiate Strategies You had a prospect interested, excited, and saying you were the first choice. You stayed in touch. You continued to recruit them and build a strong connection. You felt confident you were the right program and it was a perfect fit. And then …
Maintaining Your Recruiting Vision by Eliminating Distractions
by Bryan Mathews, Tudor Collegiate Strategies As a college coach, you’re naturally competitive. You’re driven. You work hard. You recruit HARD. You are going to make this program better and bring your vision to life! But let’s stick to that vision. Not his. Or hers. Or theirs. Yours. Only …