By Noah Fisher|January 28, 2022
“They didn't like me, like that ex-girlfriend… But I got a rebound and it was the Lions. They picked me up. Now they feeding me good, taking me to dinners.”...
By Cole Wimmer|January 27, 2022
Whether you worked your butt off all summer or were a couch potato, returning to campus and practice puts a lot of added stress on your body. Switching from Zoom...
By Jimmy Criscione|January 27, 2022
This article was updated by Anna Garrett, February 2022 When you are getting recruited for a highly competitive sport like golf, coaches often look at the national tournaments you've attended...
By Grace Regan|January 27, 2022
Come back every Thursday for Athlete Interviews on college recruiting and advice. Tay Fisher is a former Harlem Globetrotter who had a humble start at Kingston High School in Upstate...
By Noah Fisher|January 27, 2022
Food can become a significant stressor for college students, especially student-athletes. Finding time for meals and making sure the meals are giving all the nutrients necessary is challenging, to say...
By Jaime Evers|January 27, 2022
Creating highlight videos is a key part of the recruiting process for most sports, but in terms of basketball, many coaches prefer to see the whole game film: “It doesn't...
By Carlos Carrera|January 26, 2022
Podcasts have been a part of my day-to-day life for about 4 years now. They have helped me get through some tough times as an international student-athlete in the United...
By Noah Fisher|January 26, 2022
Having your head coach leave in the middle of your college career can feel like a nightmare. During the whole recruiting process, this was the person you were communicating with...
By Andrea Leitner|January 26, 2022
Congratulations! Your recruiting journey has started and you've gained interest from schools. All your hard work sending emails, playing in tournaments,getting in extra touches on your own, and keeping your...
By Bryana Hopkins|January 26, 2022
Bryana Hopkins recently graduated from Northwestern University, where she played women's basketball. She sat down with her father to discuss whether parents should be hands-on or hands-off in their child's...
By Olivia Horgan|January 26, 2022
Many athletes want to focus on the Division I label when they're being recruited, but sometimes the main difference is just that label. Did you know that in many schools,...
By Dylan Tehada|January 25, 2022
Most athletes coming out of high school often pursue a collegiate career as they seek a balance in both athletics and academics. Playing in college allows you to establish a...
By Anna Garrett|January 25, 2022
As college athletes, we get the benefit of playing the sport we love while (hopefully) getting some of our education paid for. Some athletes receive the privilege of full-ride scholarships,...
By Andrea Leitner|January 25, 2022
Being an upperclassmen transfer is both amazing and truly uncomfortable at the same time. Having a fifth year of eligibility due to COVID, I decided to take the leap and...
By Monique Felix|January 25, 2022
Come back every Tuesday for Recruiting Horror Stories™, athletes' first-hand stories on what can go wrong during the recruiting process. It is very important that you have a reasonably large...
By Jordan Cole|January 25, 2022
College athletes are a very select group of people. Take basketball, for instance: there are about 1,060 schools with basketball teams amongst all three NCAA divisions. With an average of...