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Different Divisions – Different Intent Agreements for College Sports
By Brittany Collens|October 4, 2021
With the early NLI signing date creeping up on us, we are reminded that not all divisions or athletic associations are the same. While some athletes may be looking at...
recruiting
Division I Athletes: Tips before and after Recruiting
By Kelli Prange|October 1, 2021
Being a Division I women's basketball athlete can be great, but it can be challenging as well. You have to train all year round. You are required to be on...
diy-application
Due Soon: Early Decisions and Early Action
By Jaime Evers|October 1, 2021
Early Action and Early Decision applications are coming up! With most early application deadlines falling on November 1st of a high school athlete's senior year, it's time to start deciding...
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What to Do and When: Recruiting and College Applications for Athletes
By 2aDays Staff|September 30, 2021
When should you start your recruiting process? When should you start your college applications? and, most importantly, how can you align these timelines to maximize your chances of getting into...
division i
Athlete Interview: Challenges of a Quarterback turned Linebacker with Robert Harding III
By Raphael Chierchio|September 30, 2021
**Athlete Interviews are posted every Thursday for recruiting advice, what to look for, and more. Robert Harding III is a junior linebacker at the State University of New York,...
division i
Are College Athletes Employees?
By Katie Lever, Ph. D|September 30, 2021
For decades, the courts have been debating whether or not college athletes are employees. Yesterday, the National Labor Relations Board might have helped make a big decision about the workplace...
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Using Coach Ratings to Choose a College Team
By Hazel Brown|September 29, 2021
The college recruiting process is a very stressful time for student athletes, but making the decision is even harder. As a student-athlete, you have to consider the coaches and the...
vassar college
Dos and Don’ts of Campus Overnight Visits
By Daniel Bonfiglio|September 29, 2021
As you near the end of your recruiting journey, all that's left is to attend overnight visits at the schools you've narrowed down to. Overnight visits, both official and unofficial,...
division i
5 Best Basketball Showcases and Camps to Gain Exposure
By Grace Regan|September 29, 2021
In today's athletic world, recruiting starts early, especially at the NCAA Division I level. An important way to get noticed by college coaches is to go to the right camps,...
Boston College
5 Culture Shock Tips for International Student-Athletes
By Luna Lopez|September 28, 2021
There are over 20,000 collegiate-level international student-athletes in the United States. All of them experience culture shock at different levels and in different ways. What are some of the cultural...
division i
6 Tips to Get Recruited for College Football
By Allison Sheahan|September 28, 2021
There are over 850 college football programs and over 80,000 college football players participating, so you need to start recruiting and getting noticed ASAP. Aspiring collegiate athletes must follow a...
division i
Recruiting Horror Stories™: Hurricane Dropped Me at the Wrong School
By Mary Kate Donnelly|September 28, 2021
**Recruiting Horror Stories™ are posted every Tuesday to provide athletes' first-hand experiences of what can go wrong during the recruiting process. If you are thinking “Wizard of Oz”, well… it's...
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How to Complete a College Application as a Recruited Athlete
By Benjamin Reinisch|September 27, 2021
Athletes hoping to play in college not only have to get recruited and offered by college coaches, but have to get accepted into the school as well. This makes the...
David Dick
The Recruiting Process with David Dick, High School Athletic Director
By Bryana Hopkins|September 27, 2021
David Dick is the Athletic Director at Fremd High School in Palatine, IL. Unlike college coaches who want to recruit athletes to their team, athletic directors are unbiased and see...
Transfer Waivers
How To Avoid Illegal Recruiting, for Transfer Athletes
By Brittany Collens|September 27, 2021
The game of transferring in college has certainly changed: with the introduction of the transfer portal and athletes no longer needing permission to transfer, athletes stand to gain more control...
