How do you balance top-tier D2 powerhouses that are treating you like a priority number-one target right now against FBS programs that are playing the waiting game? Is it smarter to pull the trigger and run with the staff that is all-in on you from day one, or do you hold out into the summer to see how the D1 boards shake out after camp season?

This community was built for high school football players, parents, and coaches who want real recruiting insight. Inside this group you’ll get: • Recruiting advice and Q&A • Camp and combine strategy • Evaluation tips • Position specific development • College football recruiting updates Tell me who you are and where you’re from. Player Name: Graduation Year: Position: City/State: My goal is simple: help you make better decisions and avoid the mistakes that cost athletes opportunities. Let’s chat, I’m here to help!

Every player wants exposure. And I totally get it But here’s the thing: exposure only helps if you’re ready for what people are going to see. If a coach clicks your film, watches you at camp, or sees you compete live, they’re not just looking for potential. They’re looking for evidence. Can you move? Can you compete? Can you take coaching? Can you play with technique? Can you show habits that translate? Most importantly can you show physical traits that will translate quickly? Remember you’re competing with 21 year old portal players. So before you chase more eyes, I challenge you to ask yourself: Am I becoming a better player every week, or am I just trying to be seen?

Yesterday I was at the Under Armour Next Camp in Baltimore evaluating some of the top talent in the region. Today, I’ll be sharing a recap along with key takeaways, standout performers, recruiting observations, and lessons every athlete can learn from the camp. Be on the lookout. There’s a lot to unpack.

Let’s see where everyone is at. What’s the biggest recruiting question or problem you’re trying to figure out right now?