by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesMy family could easily fill up a legal pad if they were to list the things I do that drive them a little crazy. I’ll admit to having my fair sure of OCD tendencies as well as a few “quirks.”One of those quirks is the desire to visit every college …
Recruiting Situations You Need to Be Prepared For
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesCoaches that prepare better than other coaches, often beat those other coaches.And so, Coach, I want to make sure you have a solid plan for these two situations. They are situations that almost every single program will come up against.If …
Who Else Should Be Talking to Your Recruits?
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesAs a college coach, it is important that you recruit everyone in a prospect’s circle. Their parents, their high school coach, their club coach, or maybe someone else that is helping them get recruited, should all be included.But, one concept …
If What You’re Doing Isn’t Working, Stop Doing It
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesThis may sound like a strange way into a conversation about recruiting but stay with me …. I’ll get there!!!My dog, Jena, is a 15 year old Flatcoat Retriever. She has a silky soft jet black coat and the personality of an angel. She’s the most …
Priorities for Fall Recruiting
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesThe fall can be a super busy time of year for coaches.At least a third of you are in the core of your regular season. Another third of you reading this are probably practicing and competing in your non-traditional season. And the rest are …