Ed Isaacson

NIL/Portal consulting and placement [email protected] @IsaacsonSports

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Have any questions about NIL, recruiting, becoming a pro, etc., now is the time to ask.

What should you expect from an NIL agent? What schools are the best fit for your game/goals? Parents, what should you watch for in the people around your kid? DM or text me any questions

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

It's time! Look forward to talking to and seeing many of you soon. Any questions about how we can help your basketball career, no matter what level, DM me or my contact info is in my bio

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Been a very entertaining game between West Georgia and UNC Asheville. Impressed by both teams

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

It’s also important to realize the different between a real setback and something in your mind skewing things. There will be days when you believe all your dreams and goals will come true, and others when you believe none of it will happen. Sometimes the thoughts can happen back to back. If you want it bad enough, try to focus on the positive

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

One of the many reasons people don't make it in this business or as a pro player is a tendency to give up too easily or overreacting to setbacks, which makes it tough to have the confidence needed to go further. If you really want something, you need to put in the time and effort needed to get it

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Now just sticking with something doesn't make it inevitable you will succeed, but you'll never know if you give up at the first setback or rough patch. If it's what you want, you keep going, but it has to be a real effort, not just doing it for the sake of doing it

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

One of the many reasons people don't make it in this business or as a pro player is a tendency to give up too easily or overreacting to setbacks, which makes it tough to have the confidence needed to go further. If you really want something, you need to put in the time and effort needed to get it

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Games I'm watching tonight:

Charleston v. Temple
Southern Indiana v. IU Indianapolis
Milwaukee v. Indiana State
Kent State v. UNC Wilmington
South Carolina State v. Notre Dame
Stony Brook v. Princeton
James Madison v. Delaware
UNC Asheville v. West Georgia
Valpo v. South Dakota State
Oral Roberts v. Tulsa

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

One of the many reasons people don't make it in this business or as a pro player is a tendency to give up too easily or overreacting to setbacks, which makes it tough to have the confidence needed to go further. If you really want something, you need to put in the time and effort needed to get it

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Embarrassing to give a technical to Kinney here for helping his teammate up. Kansas should keep going after N'Diaye. Obvious he'll overreact

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

When you realize many NIL agents aren't qualified to represent you at a level you deserve, you will wish you did more research. Be proactive and don't be afraid to make a switch if needed. Whether you are a high school player, JUCO, D1 or D2, you deserve someone who can bring you a lot more than you would have gotten on your own. DM me to learn more

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Like what I have seen so far from this Tulane team. Some very interesting players worth watching

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

When you realize many NIL agents aren't qualified to represent you at a level you deserve, you will wish you did more research. Be proactive and don't be afraid to make a switch if needed. Whether you are a high school player, JUCO, D1 or D2, you deserve someone who can bring you a lot more than you would have gotten on your own. DM me to learn more

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Too many players sign with agents quickly because they get scared they may fall behind others. It is a very important decision and you should take your time and learn all you can. A lot of agents pressure players to sign fast, hoping players won’t do the work to learn about options. DM me to learn more

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

The other side of this is seeing players who transferred being a non-factor so far. It is just 1 week, but it is something to watch for because the agents, etc. will start putting into players' heads again that they need to focus on transferring. The same people who advised you on a poor transfer decision want you to trust them again, and good chance it still doesn't work out

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Too many players sign with agents quickly because they get scared they may fall behind others. It is a very important decision and you should take your time and learn all you can. A lot of agents pressure players to sign fast, hoping players won’t do the work to learn about options. DM me to learn more

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Games I'm watching tonight:

NJIT vs. Rutgers
Bradley v. Davidson
Winthrop v. Kennesaw State
South Alabama v. UCF
Mercer v. Georgia Southern
Harvard v. Northeastern
Elon v. George Washington
Siena v. Dayton
UT Martin v. Arkansas State
Belmont v. Lipscomb
Kansas v. Kentucky

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

The other side of this is seeing players who transferred being a non-factor so far. It is just 1 week, but it is something to watch for because the agents, etc. will start putting into players' heads again that they need to focus on transferring. The same people who advised you on a poor transfer decision want you to trust them again, and good chance it still doesn't work out

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

It’s great seeing players have some early success at new schools after leaving situations not great for them. Players will then often make another mistake by then leaving this good situation they found to try another unknown. Often it is caused outside parties who want to cash in. You will be your best in places that bring out your best

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Too many players sign with agents quickly because they get scared they may fall behind others. It is a very important decision and you should take your time and learn all you can. A lot of agents pressure players to sign fast, hoping players won’t do the work to learn about options. DM me to learn more

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Many NIL agents are so focused on money that they forget to really learn what a player’s long-term goals are. They don’t want to look forward more than a few months, often because they don’t understand how to get a player there. If you have an agent, now is the time to determine if they are really the ones to help you reach your dreams. If not, it’s time for a change. Message me for more

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Games I'm watching tonight:

Kansas City v. Jacksonville
LIU v. Towson
North Dakota v. Clemson
Florida Gulf Coast v. Georgia
Oakland v. Alabama
Louisiana Tech v. LSU
UL Monroe v. Texas A&M
App State v. Auburn

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

It’s great seeing players have some early success at new schools after leaving situations not great for them. Players will then often make another mistake by then leaving this good situation they found to try another unknown. Often it is caused outside parties who want to cash in. You will be your best in places that bring out your best

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Many NIL agents are so focused on money that they forget to really learn what a player’s long-term goals are. They don’t want to look forward more than a few months, often because they don’t understand how to get a player there. If you have an agent, now is the time to determine if they are really the ones to help you reach your dreams. If not, it’s time for a change. Message me for more

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

I can't stress enough how important it is to focus on the long-term plan if you're a player who aspires to be a pro. Every decision you make at each level should have the long-term goals in mind. I know it can be tough to pass up on instant gratification in may cases, but it will be worth it when you reach your goals

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

I can't stress enough how important it is to focus on the long-term plan if you're a player who aspires to be a pro. Every decision you make at each level should have the long-term goals in mind. I know it can be tough to pass up on instant gratification in may cases, but it will be worth it when you reach your goals

[Ed Isaacson @Ed_HunterAM]

Many NIL agents are so focused on money that they forget to really learn what a player’s long-term goals are. They don’t want to look forward more than a few months, often because they don’t understand how to get a player there. If you have an agent, now is the time to determine if they are really the ones to help you reach your dreams. If not, it’s time for a change. Message me for more