Here is pretty good list of things that will get you un-recruited, no matter how talented you are!
There are few things that most coaches don’t say during the recruiting process that all players should really know going in.
We’ve seen a lot of lists lately presuming to ran the top players in the country. What do they really mean?
Video used to open the door but now it needs to open the door, keep the door open and answer all the questions that a college coach might have.
Unfortunately, many players do not understand the value of making a good impression and get left behind in their search for a college program.
Conversations with a couple of college coaches let me know that we need to remind parents of something one more time.
When it comes to recruiting. One absolute truth holds true no matter what the year or circumstance. What is that truth or all truths, you ask?
When someone tells you they are interested in a Division III softball program you should be just as impressed as if they were talking about a top-10 DI program.
Lots of things have changed about recruiting. One thing has not changed.
For many years, players who were interested in playing college softball kept hearing some version of this line: There is a place for
