As an athlete, why do you need to manage your name online?
Managing your name online can bring great benefits—such as a college scholarship. Let’s say a local, regional or national news organization posts a story online that mentions—or even features—you. If [Read More]
The recruiting process can be fun, but it can also be stressful. And if you’re just beginning, much of that stress can stem from worry about what you should know. So, if you’re wondering how to get your recruiting [Read More]
CaptianU Live Season 1 Episode 49: In this week’s episode we talk recruiting timelines and strategies whether you’re ahead, behind, or right where you should be!
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As the stereotype goes in the big Hollywood blockbusters and the smaller Netflix specials, athletes are portrayed as less-than-stellar academic aptitude. Unfortunately, as with most stereotypes, that depiction exists for a reason.
In multiple studies and [Read More]
For many student-athletes, the hardest part of recruiting is getting noticed by college coaches. If you live in a state that isn’t a traditional recruiting area for your sport, it’s even more difficult. And, if you fall into the [Read More]
If you currently have, or might eventually have, multiple scholarship offers, congratulations. You’re doing pretty well in your recruiting process. But for some recruits, a bounty of scholarship offers can be a burden that makes a college choice even [Read More]
CaptianU Live Season 1 Episode 47: In this week’s chat, we discuss the importance of camps & campus visits, the current rules surrounding them, and how to get the most out of a camp or campus visit.
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Jocelyn Alo may well go down as one of the greatest players in softball history. And while she ended her career at Oklahoma as the leader in career home runs, a two-time national player of the year, and with [Read More]
Back before the days of the internet, student-athletes were limited in how they could prepare for making the commitment to college. It was brochures, pamphlets, and the word of the coaches that the student and family was speaking to. Nowadays, that [Read More]