By Rebecca Lutz|September 13, 2023
When it comes to college sports, the division a student-athlete competes in can dramatically shape their experience both on and off the field. Division I and Division III represent two...
By Jason Zielinski|September 7, 2023
The debate between staying at your local public school and moving to a prep school can be a tough one. Most students attend the high school in their hometown and...
By Jason Zielinski|September 6, 2023
Athletes from across the world strive to play college sports. Unfortunately, not everyone can play at the highest level because of things like limited rosters, money, academics, and more. However,...
By Prospect Blueprint|July 11, 2023
Bill Currier has been the head coach for the Fairfield University DI baseball program for 11 years. He has 288 wins, 2 NCAA appearances, and a conference title under his...
By Bella Nevin|June 22, 2023
There are many different ways that athletes can play college sports. Everyone knows about the NCAA, and most people know about junior colleges (JUCO) and NAIA. There is one more...
By Jason Zielinski|June 13, 2023
Junior college (JUCO) athletes are just as competitive and talented as athletes who attend four-year institutions. However, why do some people look down on going to junior colleges and treat...
By Bella Nevin|May 4, 2023
When getting recruited, it is easy to fall into how much a coach is interested in you and forget that unless you are planning on going pro, the academic part...
By Ryan Wiley|April 25, 2023
Like many high school athletes, I dreamed of the opportunity to play at the best level of competition possible. And although my first Division I interest came only after my...
By Ryan Wiley|April 5, 2023
The three divisions of the NCAA differ in many ways. Although many recruits aspire to compete at the D1 level, the right division for a recruit is the division that...
By Jesse Marsh|March 16, 2023
When Carter Leahy started high school at Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart in Bethesda, Maryland, she had never played field hockey. But she decided to give the sport...
By Rachel Pike|March 7, 2023
97-whap, 98-whap, 99-whap, 100-whap! 100 swings. That’s how many star softball player Kaitlin* took every day in high school. Making the varsity team at a high school that’s been to...
By Shayla Lamb|February 1, 2023
FBS and FCS football are categories of Division I football both regulated under the NCAA but they differ in a variety of ways. There are 129 FBS schools that boast...
By Michael Pizzuti|January 25, 2023
We spoke with a former collegiate soccer player who played at the Division I level about an unpleasant experience he had at Western State*. Before committing and attending Western State,...
By Georgette Topalis|January 17, 2023
Come back every Tuesday for Recruiting Horror Stories™, athletes’ first-hand stories on what can go wrong during the recruiting process. Allison went through a true Recruiting Horror Story™ six years...
By Amanda Nardella|January 2, 2023
Soccer. Basketball. Tennis. Dance. I did it all as a kid. My parents used to shuffle me to a soccer game and then afterwards, drive me straight to basketball practice....
By William Calhoun|December 9, 2022
It’s not often that top high school football players de-commit from their prospective colleges, but that is precisely what Harold Perkins did. Preceding his visit to LSU with his uncle...