Parents,, Ok so while you've already collected, the $1500.00 worth of groceries to get you by the next few days (and for those here in the South- we'll probably be off school till mid March- kidding) here's a homework assignment for you to ask your son/daughter athlete. Ready? How many D-1, D2, D3, NAIA and JUCO's are out there in the sport they are wanting to play in College? And yes, I'm sure they'll just ask ChatGpt and thats OK. We just want them (and you) to see just how many great choices there are ACROSS the board to play at the next Level! Coach Marc

Hey everyone. I know everyone is busy today buying the 20 loafs of bread, to gallons of Milk (and of course your favorite "drink") but I wanted to provide the link to the meeting. For those who many not see this in advance, I'll also send you a text with the Xoom link. Marc Nolan is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Marc Nolan's Zoom Meeting- BLEACHER HOURS Time: Jan 25, 2026 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Every month on the Fourth Sun, 36 occurrence(s) Please download and import the following iCalendar (.ics) files to your calendar system. Monthly: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/tZ0kfuioqDIsGtO5nfPzBdqtIK4V-5qmo7BD/ics?icsToken=DPEYV0KYetgC07AoFgAALAAAACgMg4CXHYl1AQeSMg8xZ5bCvb4Vr2B_xSkdWt6fawv_NYf1hajl1LZqsvKu6wu2Vt855xfVf3wuI4xQnDAwMDAwMQ&meetingMasterEventId=hpN5_XpnTlaS7qjiVztN4A Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89991069607?pwd=x1KuzpaJPCiHaJ4PSYEXtI3EXLBeAa.1 Meeting ID: 899 9106 9607 Passcode: 024420 --- One tap mobile +19292056099,,89991069607#,,,,*024420# US (New York) +13017158592,,89991069607#,,,,*024420# US (Washington DC) Join instructions https://us02web.zoom.us/meetings/89991069607/invitations?signature=MBiT5KAKIMzYcFayAn1FT_nNrmXA1w2XcBhgwklUQaw

I’ve said this for years — and it’s more relevant than ever in 2026: “The transition doesn’t FAIL the athlete; unprepared athletes FAIL the transition.” Honest question for parents: When you think about the next transition your athlete is facing, what part feels the most uncertain right now? 🔹 Physical preparation🔹 Mental / emotional readiness🔹 Communication with coaches🔹 NIL & financial reality🔹 Time management & independence🔹 Or… you’re not even sure yet One sentence is fine. Don’t overthink it.

A Monthly Conversation for Parents of High School Athletes Bleacher Hours is a monthly live conversation for parents of high school athletes navigating college recruiting, readiness, NIL, the transfer portal, camps, and rankings. This is not a webinar.There are no slides.There is no sales pitch. It’s a relaxed, honest discussion—like sitting on the bleachers after a game—where parents can ask real questions and get clear, experience-based guidance. I’ve spent over five decades working with athletes and families through every version of the recruiting process. Bleacher Hours exists because today’s parents deserve clarity, not noise. Who it’s for:✔ Parents of high school athletes (all sports)✔ Families feeling overwhelmed or unsure✔ Parents who want to support their athlete the right way When:🗓 Once per month⏰ Sunday nights | 7:00–8:00 PM (ET) Athletes are welcome to listen in, but the conversation is designed for parents first. There’s no cost to attend.Details and reminders will be posted here in advance. — Coach Nolan

Everyone — As we continue building this community, I keep hearing the same questions come up again and again — here in SKOOL, during private calls, and even out on the field with families. I’m in the process of building a FREE parent-only course for families who feel confused, overwhelmed, or unsure if they’re making the right recruiting decisions in today’s post-COVID, Transfer Portal, NIL world. Before I finalize it, I’d like to hear directly from you: What is the ONE issue, question, or concern that keeps you up at night right now when it comes to your child’s recruiting journey? No long explanations needed — just what’s weighing on you most. Your input will help make sure this resource addresses what actually matters to families today. If you’re short on time, even a one-sentence response helps.