The Importance Of Filling Out And Updating Recruiting Questionnaires
As the first step in the process, filling out a recruiting questionnaire can be exciting. But, after you’ve done it 10 or 20 times, it can be just [Read More]
Use Data To Build A Dazzling Sports Recruiting Profile
When the Boston Red Sox hired Theo Epstein to serve as general manager, the team was ridiculed by baseball’s old guard for hiring a so-called “stat geek.” Of [Read More]
Don’t worry if you’re from a small town or a less known area, this article breaks down “How to be a hot athlete recruit even if you’re outside a sports recruiting hotbed”.
More than half of all top college [Read More]
Don’t make a uniform decision in recruiting when it comes to your future.
While they play different schedules and in different conferences, Penn State, Alabama, Oklahoma, USC, Notre Dame, Texas, Ohio State, and Michigan all have something in common. That [Read More]
Twitter was introduced in 2006 as a microblogging vehicle for sending short, 140-character messages. Since then, it has evolved into a vital social media service for sharing and disseminating information. Along the way, Twitter [Read More]
If you’re reading this on the CaptainU site, odds are you haven’t been rated a five-star recruit. However, while five-star athletes are the elite of the elite, that doesn’t mean you can’t earn [Read More]
When you think about it, no one knows your game, your capabilities, and your desire better than your coaches. They’re the ones who’ve watched you improve and they’re the ones who’ve provided helpful guidance along the way. And [Read More]
Growing up and playing football in British Columbia, Chase Claypool didn’t get much notice from American Division I football programs. However, once he put his highlight reel on Facebook, Claypool did get noticed, [Read More]
College coaches can’t stress enough the importance of being coachable for recruiting. They exist at every level of every sport. Some coaches may try to talk around it by calling an athlete “selfish,” “not a team player,” inflexible,” [Read More]