Recruiting Process
To successfully land an athletic scholarship and get your college education paid for, you are going to have to get a plan together. Do you know how many scholarships are available in your sport? Do you know when the recruiting process starts? Do you know how good you have to be to get sport scholarships? Let CFBScout’s staff assist.
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Philosophy
The power of a college degree is something you cannot take from any human being. We are very familiar with the success a degree can bring and the doors it can open. As we’ve seen it happen from previous student athletes. Our process is to make sure that every college recruit that deserves an athletic scholarship gets one. We do not want any student-athletes not geting looks because of lack of exposure or lack of knowledge in the recruiting process.
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Solutions
Ever single member of our staff has been through the recruiting process. The process was very stressful and frustrating for us all. With our staff being through the process themselves we are very well versed, offering insights to each student athlete we work with. Our staff can assure athletes as well as parents that we will not make crucial recruiting mistakes. Our experience insures a smooth recruiting process.
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Experience
Our staff consists of ex-NFL / D1 football athletes. Who have all worked with 247sports, Rivals and Scout analysts. We have nothing negative to say about their processes however we perform our own evaluations and hand out Stars based on our logical easy to understand rating system.
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Certified by the NCAA
The NCAA Enforcement Certification and Approvals Group (ECAG) is responsible for administering the NCAA Scouting Service Approval Process which grants approval to recruiting/scouting services that have met NCAA requirements. Per NCAA Bylaw 13.14.3, NCAA Division I coaches in the sports of men’s and women’s basketball and football are only permitted to subscribe to recruiting/scouting service that has been granted an NCAA approval.