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So-called smaller schools will aggressively compete for your kid. Many of these schools may not be able to offer athletic scholarships. However, they can typically put together excellent financial packages for their athletes. For example, NCAA Division III colleges are an excellent option for high school student-athletes. The NCAA mandates that these schools not offer … Read more
Added Emphasis on Helmet-to-helmet Contact is Welcome News It may have taken several devestating blows this past weekend, not to mention the spinal cord injury of a Rutgers University lineman, but we nevertheless appreciate the action taken by the NFL this week to encourage strict enforcement of penalties for helmet-to-helmet contact. Anyone who watches the … Read more
Jones Surpasses Performances of past Heisman Winners Bradford and White Following two weeks of top-ranked teams being knocked off (See Alabama and Ohio State) their lofty perches, the Oklahoma Sooners blasted their way to the top spot of the initial 2010 BCS football poll by blowing out conference rival Iowa State 52-0 on Saturday in Norman, … Read more
Tracking the former NSR prospect and current Heisman candidate through the 2010 season. Week 7: The Sooners shutout Big-12 rival Iowa State 52-0 in Norman. Week 8: OU plays the BCS #11-ranked Missouri Tigers in Columbia this coming Saturday. Former NSR prospect and Oklahoma Sooner QB Landry Jones threw for 334 yards and three touchdowns while making … Read more
Tracking the former NSR prospect and Heisman candidate through the 2010 season. Week 6: The Sooners had an open date this week. Week 7: OU plays Iowa State in Norman this Saturday. Former NSR prospect and Oklahoma QB Landry Jones is one of the top NCAA Division I quarterbacks in the nation. With recent letdowns by … Read more
Recruiting Will Continue to Evolve with These Key Changes Prospects and parents should anticipate changes in recruiting. The ever-changing world of recruiting is poised for major reforms. With unruly college student-athletes and coaches skirting the rules constantly creating negative headlines, we are likely to see an upheaval from college sports’ largest and most powerful governing body, … Read more
You May Be Out There, but So is Everybody Else Anybody will tell you that club and travel sports are where recruiting happens these days. But, that’s only a small part of the story because it’s only partly true. There are truths about club/travel sports (CTS) that you should know but probably don’t. Check out the … Read more
San Diego Native First to Earn Honor at Amherst This Season Former NSR prospect Callie Neilson, a 5’8″ setter from Francis W. Parker High in Escondido, CA, has been named the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Volleyball Co-Athlete of the Week for the week of October 4-10. The Amherst College sophomore averaged 12.0 assists … Read more
Gamecock Nation Shines During a Wild Week of Bewildering Wins Last week no sooner had we honored the seven big football upsets by FCS schools over FBS schools this fall when a whole passel of underdogs rose up to get theirs. Were they jealous? Makes sense to us. Who wouldn’t want to be named to the T*W*I*S growing … Read more
Sixteen Years Ago, Rule Change Finally Offering the Have-nots a Chance to Compete The changes actually began to take shape thirty-two years ago in 1978. That’s when the NCAA decided that bullying in big-time football would no longer be allowed. Bullying might be a bit harsh, but it is true that smaller DI programs were being left … Read more
