About NSR Staff Kyle McGarry is a 2013, 6’4″, 200-pound wide receiver from Point Pleasant High School in Point Pleasant, New Jersey. This impressive student-athlete has a GPA of 3.4 and averaged 25 yards per catch as a junior last season. He ranked in the top 10 of all NJ junior wide receivers in yards per catch in … Read more
Earlier Contact Now a Part of the Recruiting Process NCAA Division II has crossed the heretofore unapproachable line of contacting prospects on June 15 following prep prospects’ sophomore high school year, a full twelve months sooner than was previously allowable. June 15 following the junior year had long been a sacred line which the … Read more
Kassidy Childers is the prototypical NSR prospect. The 5’5″ volleyball setter and libero carries a 3.9 GPA who also plays softball and expects to major in Business in college. She is a three-year starter in both volleyball and softball. She hails from Madisonville, Texas where she is a senior at Madisonville High School. Her scouting … Read more
Jeff Camilli is a 6’4″, 245-pound linebacker from Ponderosa High School in Shingle Springs, California. Jeff carries a 2.8 GPA and was his school’s defensive player of the year last season after being credited with 126 tackles, 96 solo. In his essay to college coaches, he says, “I have been playing football for six years … Read more
Kelsey Ann Ackerman is a 5’10” outside hitter from Central Lyon Community School in Rock Rapids, Iowa. The lefty hitter carries a 4.0 GPA and is #1 in her senior class. Of her skills, her high school coach says, “Kelsey Ackerman is a very determined young athlete. She is always willing to work hard and … Read more
Logan Anderson is a 6’5″, 180-pound quarterback from Madison High in Rexburg, Idaho. The three-sport athlete carries a 3.3 GPA and was named Player of the Year in 2011. His head coach Sherm Blaser said, “In my 17 years of coaching, Logan is the quickest, fastest and most athletic player of 6’5″ I have ever … Read more
NCAA sanctions will put colleges on a new path toward accountability and responsibility Some might say that our nation’s reaction to the 911 attacks was overkill, especially regarding commercial air travel and the demands placed on consumers. To insure that never again would a terrorist be able to turn a jumbo jet into a flying … Read more
New rules restricting contact could have far-reaching impact on college athletics The vaunted Ivy League has always answered to a different drummer. Although considered an NCAA Division I member, the Ivy League does not allow their institutions to offer athletic scholarships. And, in football its teams are not permitted to participate in the post-season FCS … Read more
There is a “success process,” but you have to want to go through it and then, well, go through it College coaches get information on prospects from every angle. They first pour over the data from reliable sources, closely examining athletic and academic stats then analyzing video on those prospects whose qualifications most grab their … Read more
New rules rule the day as the NCAA loosens its grip on coaches The NCAA finally threw up its hands last fall when it relented and agreed to allow DI men’s basketball coaches and all the coaches in DII to have nearly unlimited contact with recruits almost a full year ahead of the previous initial … Read more
