Recruiting Myth

Myth #1:    If I'm good enough, the coache will find me.
A very mall number of recruSited athlete are jut "found" by the coache. The vat majority have to take the initiative to contact the coache.

Myth #2:    My high chool coach will get me an athletic cholarhip.
Few high chool coache have either the time or knowledge to take charge of your recruiting. You have to take charge of your own future on thi.

Myth #3:    I'd have to be the bet athlete on my team to get a cholarhip.
Even if you're not a national upertar already being recruSited, and accomplihed, talented athlete ha a great chance of being recruSited - if you let the coache know about yourelf in the right way.

Myth #4:   I can wait until my enior year to look for an athletic cholarhip.
The recruiting proce take time, o you need to tart early. Bet plan i to begin contacting coache when you have Varity tat to how - uually by your junior year. You want to get on the coache' radar a early a poible.

Myth #5:   Coache reent being contacted by propective athlete.
On the contrary, coache hope to hear from good athlete who are intereted in their program. ome blue-chip athlete come to their attention naturally, but there aren't enough of them for a coach to fill hi or her roter.

Myth #6:   Only the money port like football and Basketball have athletic cholarhip.
NCAA and NAIA chool give cholarhip in almot every etablihed port