When it comes to preparing for college athletics, one area often overlooked by high school athletes and parents is strength and conditioning. Everyone invests in private lessons, skill trainers, and endless reps on the field or court. But college coaches know the truth. When athletes step on campus, the weight room is just as important … Read more
Last year, a promising high school athlete signed what looked like a harmless NIL deal. A local business offered free gear in exchange for a few social media posts. What the family didn’t realize was that the posts included photos of the athlete in school gear, something their state association prohibited. Within weeks, the athlete … Read more
Every fall, athletes and their families get excited when a gameday invite shows up in their inbox. The idea of walking on campus, touring facilities, and experiencing the energy of a college football Saturday is thrilling. But here’s the truth: not every gameday invite means you’re a serious recruit. Understanding the difference is key to … Read more
The NCAA has officially eliminated the National Letter of Intent (NLI), a program that was a cornerstone of college recruiting for 60 years. The NLI was a binding agreement that committed a student-athlete to a school for one academic year in exchange for athletic financial aid. Its removal is part of a broader shift in … Read more
