Dynamic Running Back Led the Nation in Rushing in 2010 Our Male Athlete of the Day is David Mora, a 2012, 5’7″ 175-pound running back from Mason High School in Mason, Texas.  He has twice been named the Texas 1A Player of the Year and last week was awarded the Most Valuable Player trophy following … Read more

Use the Time Off to Gain an Advantage The holidays offer high school prospects a perfect opportunity to regroup and get reorganized in their recruiting efforts. Lazy mornings, afternoons and evenings can be highly productive times which can open loads of doors to college coaches all across America. Know first that with the exception of … Read more

Courage Comes from that Unique Place Others Don’t Know Exists Time’s running down and out. Your team’s struggling to stay ahead, or to keep up.  Your job?  To lead.  As a college prospect, it’s on you to pull the team through the tough times in a contest.  It’s expected of you.  But, where will you … Read more

It’s Time for You to Step Up to the Recruiting Big Leagues Halfway measures simply will not get results in recruiting.  To borrow a popular phrase, you have to be “all in” if you expect college coaches to find, evaluate and recruit you. Relying  on your club team tournaments, high school coach, local newspaper and the occasional email … Read more

    The Way Coaches Treat Players Has a Long-term, Meaningful Impact   Lessons can be learned by adults, too.  And in athletics sometimes coaches forget that they are dealing with youngsters who are committing themselves to the team and the coach.  Every coach should at times step back and consider how he or she … Read more

Take Action if You Want to Move to the Next Level Are you sitting there wondering when a college coach will call?  Do you believe that if you make All-Conference, All-Region or even All-State that a coach will knock on your door?  Are you hoping that if your team has a good year that a … Read more

Beware of Telemarketers Posing as Scouting Services Scouting services which return to clients and ask for upgrades are ripping off the innocent, pure and simple. It’s happening with so-called reputable scouting firms and it’s time this practice is exposed for what it is — a way to dig deeper into your pocket. When considering a scouting … Read more

Bring Your Parents Up to Speed on How to Get Ahead High school prospects, your world as a an athlete is much larger than you might think.  Today college coaches are recruiting nationally, and internationally, more than ever.  Look at our home page and every day you will see athletes from across the United States … Read more

Deciding to Commit is the Tipping Point To many high school athletes whose desire it is to advance to the college level, work ethic usually relates to how hard they practice and then play their sport, and that estimation is an individual perspective at best.   They hear coaches, parents and fans say, “Work hard!”  They hear it … Read more

It’s a Dance You May Have to Do Every Year There is no easy way around it – the moment high school athletes decide to get involved with a travel (club) team, they (the athletes) risk entering the Forbidden Zone where two competing coaches constantly paw at the ground for attention, loyalty and supremacy. Like … Read more