Naomi R Bronson

What College Coaches Don't Tell You Naomi R Bronson

This book will give you an insight to the college recruiting from a coaches and players perspective. It will answer questions that parents or student-athletes may not think to ask or even know to ask. A college coach can be seen as a car salesman. It is their job to sell you their staff, institution, and philosophies above their competitors. Toyota has a long history of quality, but with recent catastrophe with recalls, they will have to come with a boost against their competitors. A coach will look to show you the high points to their institution not the weaknesses. The weaknesses they will admit are the needs your child can fill on their squad. As a student and parent it is your responsibility to investigate prior to your commitment by signing a National Letter or walking on to an institution. The wrong choice can be hair pulling situation. It is every young athlete's dream to play at the collegiate level. Some hope to play in the NCAAs and hoist the championship trophy at some point in their career. Others look to even go on to play professional overseas or here in the states. In making that dream become a reality there is more work required than between the lines and watching game film. The recruiting game is an entirely different beast in itself. After experiencing being recruited as a player twice and from the coaching side, recruiting can be both exhilarating and devastating just as the game itself. There are a lot of steps that are between points A & B. This book will look to give you as a parent and student a better feel as to how this can be accomplished.