Helping your players get recruited

Coach, I am the recruiting coordinator/linebacker coach/special teams coordinator at Lackawanna College in Scranton, PA. We are a junior college. Email me at CellaFBall@aol.com and I may be able to assist you. Give me details about your location and these two young men. Thanks.

Coach,
This is Coach Farrell from Abilene Christian University. The best thing to do when you have palyers you feel that can go on and play college ball is to have some kind of database where you input all their numbers (player's name, number and address, school name, number and address, coach's name and number, height, weight, position, any stats, 40 times, weight lifts, awards, honors, GPA and SAT/ACT are important, and stuff like that). If you create a datat base then all you have to do is punch in the numbers for all other players you might have in the future. If you have a sheet of paper that you can send out and a college coach can look at that stuff, then he has a good shot of getting a call. Also, it would be good to have game tapes ready to send out or a highlight tape. It is all about getting your players out there. All the info you can get is more helpful. One school may not need those two guys, but there may be a school that is looking just for those two guys. Good luck to them and if you have any more questions feel free to email at cjf01b@acu.edu. Thanks Coach.
Coach Farrell
ACU Football

Coaches,

This information will really help me going into the next season and even further down the road. Also I was actually contacted by coach off the board that read the message and it might lead to a scholarship to a school that could be a good fit for one of our players.

Coach Roberts

Coach,

I have coached at every level of college football and I speak across the country doing recruiting seminars for parents. Do not go to a recruiting service. Get together a 1pg resume with all your kid's vitals and send a DVD with 5-10 highlight clips first then put two complete games on the tape that you think were his best and follow up with a phone call to the head coach. Hope that helps....be proactive..call em!