What to wear on your visit:
- Preferably your high school gear so that is easy to identify you.
- Jeans (preferred) or nice pants/joggers. You are on a business trip essentially. Look presentable.
- CLOSE TOED SHOES! Again, it is a business trip. Please, look presentable. As coaches, we wear clothes to impress as well. Reciprocate that energy to the staff. It goes much further than what you think.
Asking questions:
- “How do I fit into your scheme?”
- “Am I a scholarship or a walk-on player to you?”
- “What players do you recommend watching in the [your position] room?”
- “How many players in the room will be graduating?”
- “Do you have [desired major] here?”
Some questions are hard hitting, but you must get the answers you need to make the recruiting process more clear for yourself & family.
Hate to be that person but it isn’t “plenty” of kids busting their butt for a 2. Something. 3.0 in HS is easily obtainable for 90% of kids if they put toward effort. It is a “few” that are busting their tails to have a 2. Something, but majority is a lack of work ethic in school
Not a fan of this at all.
I get what you’re saying, but there are plenty of kids who struggle in school and bust their butts for a 2.5-2.9
Sometimes those kids thrive in college. To completely pass on them is wild
Sources: Tennessee is moving on from starting quarterback Nico Iamaleava. Tennessee coach Josh Heupel informed the team of the decision at a team meeting this morning. Iamaleava missed meetings and practice on Friday, which was the driver of this decision.