College sports recruiting is a unique process. I’m here to help.

Hi. I’m Jeff and this is our story of success.

This is our story of getting our oldest son, Josiah, recruited and finally committed to play football at the college level. Click on the link above or in the menu. This site is designed to empower high school student athletes and their parents to navigate the college recruiting process.


College Sports Recruitment Course
$149.00
One time
$13.25
For 12 months

Navigating the college sports recruitment process can appear overwhelming if you don't know where to start or what some of the steps are. This course is designed to empower student athletes and their parents to effectively work through the college sports recruitment process. I am simply sharing what we did, your outcome might and probably will be different.


High School Sports are just the beginning, but…

The percentages of being able to play at the next level are relatively low. According to the NCAA, there are roughly 8 million high school sports participants (source from 2015 here). If we break down the top three most popular, football, basketball and baseball, that number drops to a little over 2 million high school athletes in those three sports. If your child is anything like mine, they may play multiple sports in high school.

Looking at just one sport, football in my example, there are just over 1 million high school football players in the country. Again, according to the same data linked above, there are just under 74,000 active participants across NCAA D1 through D3 football programs. That doesn’t include the NAIA, JUCO or any other prep athletic associations. It is possible that the percentage of post-high school football participation is somewhere around 10-12%. Which means, if your high school student athlete wishes to participate in post-high school football, they may have a 1-10 chance to be picked up by a program at any level.

If you want to know more about what it takes to be in that 10-12%, how to get the attention of college programs and have a better chance that you may otherwise, then consider signing up to view the course I’ve put together. It shows you what we did, what we learned and mistakes we made to avoid, nothing more. Your results may and very possibly will be different. I only share information, no guarantees. I just want to help share what information I learned. Links to access the course are above and below. Sign up today. You won’t regret it.