NSR’s Take? If Passed, Either or Both Will Shift the Recruiting Process Two significant NCAA rules are potentially looming and as the organization’s convention gets closer, it’s prudent to that we examine how these changes could impact prospects and recruits. Let’s take a look at the first one. It concerns incoming freshmen and transfers in basketball and football whose … Read more
NSR to Spotlight One of Our Own in Trophy Chase Okay, granted, we’re caving in to the whole media hype thing, but in this case we’re darn proud to jump into the fray. When you’re talking family, after all, you gotta be there for them. With former NSR prospect and current Oklahoma Sooner quarterback Landry Jones … Read more
New Mexico Native Shines for National Football Power Former NSR prospect and Oklahoma Sooner QB Landry Jones from Artesia, NM lit up the Florida State Seminole secondary for 380 yards and four touchdowns on Sept. 11 in Norman and was named Sooner of the Week. soonersnews.com But, that’s nothing new for the prolific passer. So … Read more
The Purpose is to Educate NSR Client-Athletes National Scouting Report (NSR) is proud to announce a partnership in principle with the National Intercollegiate Athletic Association (NAIA). The NAIA requested the partnership stating in a Email to NSR president, Rusty Rigney, “Since (NSR) works directly with student-athletes hoping for a chance to extend their playing … Read more
Quarterback-Safety Does it All in Big Win In a game worth savoring, last Friday night 2012 NSR football prospect Spencer Froemming from Bonduel High School in Bonduel, Wisconsin completed 10 of 16 passes for 163 yards and two touchdowns and ran in two scores in a 34-7 win over Iola-Scandinavia. He also intercepted a pass as … Read more
Being Recruited Is Too Important to Be Left to Chance Think for a moment what you really want to achieve. If it’s to play college level sports, examine even closer what you must overcome to compete for a scholarship offer. The hurdles are many, so nothing can be left to chance, but do you have … Read more
Practice is where you hone skills and improve mentally as well as physically for competition. Duh, right? Who doesn’t know that? Well, what’s missing in the process for young student-athletes is a clear understanding of how to approach daily practices. It’s not the repetition that counts, though. That may sound offbeat, but in truth, lackluster effort … Read more
Cool, USA Basketball. Without all the hype and drama which has accompanied many of the previous USA teams at international tournaments, this year’s team quietly went out and won gold for the first time in 16 years at the FIBA World Championships. Led by Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski, the US men’s squad was undersized … Read more
Cool, Boise State Football: Kudos to the Boise State football team and coaches for not quitting when the odds weren’t in their favor as the game against Virginia Tech wound down to the wire. Led by senior QB, Kellen Moore, the Broncos took destiny in their own hands and marched downfield to score the winning … Read more
Ask any college coach this question: What one trait do you most covet in a high school prospect? Work ethic (WE) will be at or near the top of the list. Even with all the hubbub of late about character, WE wins out. For 30 years, NSR scouts have been working with college coaches to … Read more
