by Grant Mollring, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesAs a college coach, you know how crucial campus visits are to the recruiting process. Campus visits allow prospective athletes to immerse themselves in your team’s culture and campus environment. However, too often, the burden of hosting these …
Recruiting Mistakes Coaches Make When They’re Coaching a Bad Team
by Paul Nemetz-Carlson, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesLast November, I shared my thoughts on the mistakes coaches make when coaching a bad team. This updated article will be part of a two-part series with next week’s focus on “How to Recruit When You’re Winning - What to Add and What to Avoid in …
The ‘Character Question’ and Your Program’s Recruiting
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate Strategies Before I moved into college athletic administration I spent 12 years as a high school coach and athletic director so I saw hundreds of college coaches make their way to my office to meet the recruit that was going to change their program! My high …
In the Middle of Pop Culture and Oldies: How Coaches Can Connect
by Bryan Mathews, Tudor Collegiate Strategies I was reminded recently of some different methods in relating to prospective student-athletes for your program. A couple of coaches whom we work with kept bringing up the subject of being able to relate more to their interests outside of the recruitment …
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 …