Look, I’m tired of seeing good families get taken for a ride. I’ve spent 18 years as a D1 Head Recruiter, and the biggest mistake I see parents make is doing the right work at the wrong time. If you apply a "Senior Year" strategy to a "Sophomore Year" problem, you are just making noise and wasting your money. Recruiting isn't a lottery; it’s about sending the exact right signals at the exact right moment. I just unlocked a brand new course in the Classroom called "The Recruiting Timelines" Inside, I have laid out the exact, non-negotiable blueprints for where the Classes of 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, and 2030 must be right now. This includes the D1 roster audits, the D2/D3 campus strategies, and the Transfer Portal sniper tactics. You only need to read the blueprint for your athlete's specific year. 👇 COMMENT YOUR ATHLETE'S GRADUATION YEAR BELOW. Stop guessing. Get your timeline, and go do the work.

Morning Team! Every Monday, I’ll be reviewing your most recent highlight videos! This is a valuable opportunity to ensure all your hard work translates into a polished, high-quality video that stands out. Here’s why these reviews are so important: - Understand what coaches are looking for: I’ll break down exactly what catches their attention and what makes a video effective. - Learn and grow: Both parents and players can follow along to gain insights and improve their approach. Make a strong first impression: Your video is often the first thing a coach sees—let’s make sure it leaves a lasting impact. What to do next: - Post your video link - I’ll review each submission and provide quick, actionable feedback to help you improve! 💪⚽

Folks, It's that time of week again. Every Monday, I’ll be reviewing your most recent highlight videos! This is a valuable opportunity to ensure all your hard work translates into a polished, high-quality video that stands out. Here’s why these reviews are so important: 1. Understand what coaches are looking for: I’ll break down exactly what catches their attention and what makes a video effective. 2. Learn and grow: Both parents and players can follow along to gain insights and improve their approach. 3. Make a strong first impression: Your video is often the first thing a coach sees—let’s make sure it leaves a lasting impact. What to do next: - Post your video link - I’ll review each submission and provide quick, actionable feedback to help you improve! 💪⚽ Just an FYI I'm still in Orlando so the reviews might spill into Tuesday. Thanks for being patient! Steve