Signing a national letter of intent, also know as NLI, is an exciting time for many student-athletes. But before you sign on the dotted line make sure you are aware of what it means. The Basics of the National Letter of Intent Signing a National Letter of Intent is the first step for athletes solidifying … Read more
Thousands of high school seniors will have seven days to sign a National Letter of Intent to attend NCAA Division I and II institutions. Those who don’t sign during the early signing period will sign their NLI during the regular signing period for their sport. To help prospective student-athletes get ready to sign we’ve compiled … Read more
All across America, dozens of National Scouting Report football prospects signed letters of intent Wednesday on National Signing Day. From early morning through late evening, Larry Perrin, National Football Director, attended signings in person or posted them on NSR’s recruiting tracker. It was an eventful, rewarding day. “As a company that represents top-notch high school … Read more
National Signing Day has come and gone. There was lots of hoopla Wednesday surrounding where dozens of National Scouting Report prospects signed National Letters of Intent. But what if you weren’t one of the lucky ones who signed? What’s next? First off, don’t get caught up in all the hype. National Signing Day is far … Read more
What do wide receiver Hines Ward, quarterback Landry Jones and running back Jay Prosch have in common? All three are former National Scouting Report prospects who played major-college football and went on to play in the NFL. What do tight end O.J. Howard and offensive linemen Bradley Bozeman and Matt Womack have in common? All … Read more
Larry Perrin hasn’t slept much in recent weeks. In fact, he hasn’t had much shuteye in months. He has too much on his mind. With National Signing Day just two days away, National Scouting Report’s Director of Football Scouting has been working almost round the clock trying to uncover scholarship opportunities for 2016 prospects. “I … Read more
