by Paul Nemetz-Carlson, Tudor Collegiate Strategies Campus restrictions and nationwide travel limitations won’t allow them to visit. You need them to visit to see how perfect your campus is. Opportunities to evaluate them continue to disappear in response to an extended dead period and safety …
The Challenge of Recruiting Prospects Without Scouting Them First
How are you expected to recruit your next classes of student-athletes when you haven’t been able to see those prospects in action over the past several months - and may not be able to see them for several more?That’s been the question foremost on the minds of college coaches. The delays in being …
Two Things Every College Coach Can Be Best At
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies There are probably a lot of things that are not the best at your school. Maybe they are not the worst, but certainly are not the best out there. Things like:Your weight room Your financial aid offerings Your program’s winning history …
Success in Recruiting Now Requires These Three Things
by Mandy Green, Busy Coach I’ve been really loving my high intensity kickboxing/lifting gym workouts lately… And the consistency, even on days when I don't hit a personal best… Has really been giving me a lot of momentum. Which brings me to WHY I’m telling you about my workout …
Why You Should Ask: The Key to Getting Commitments
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies Question for you, Coach: Have you recently asked your top recruits if they feel they are ready to verbally commit to your program? And I am not just asking about your seniors. That could be your juniors as well! “Well, Dan, they haven’t received …