๐ฃ I've been saying this for years.
The recruiting industry will hype up an OKAY prospect, give him stars, rankings, exposure, and opportunities simply because somebody knows somebody in the right circle.
Meanwhile, a REAL BALLER can fly completely under the radar because he doesnโt have those same connections.
Thatโs the part of recruiting nobody wants to talk about.
Talent matters. But ACCESS matters too. ๐
Thatโs why getting your film in front of the right eyes is so important.
#RecruitNEGA #Recruiting101 #RecruitingReality #ExposureMatters
A HUGE thank you to every player who came out and made our Elite Camp a success! ๐ฅ
We had an incredible group of athletes competing, learning, and showcasing their skills throughout the day. The energy, effort, and competitiveness on
The work continues. ๐๐ช
The NCAA just made time an athleteโs scarcest resource.
Here is an explanation of everything you need to know. I also created a calculator to see exactly when your 5-year window starts and ends.
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Q: How does the โNew 5 in 5โrule affect athletes that plan on playing a year at a D2 school with hopes to transfer to D1. Will they have 4 years of eligibility left?
A: Under the new 5-in-5 rule, if an athlete plays one year at a Division II school and then transfers to Division I, they would have four seasons of eligibility remaining. The eligibility follows the athlete, not the division.
They still must meet NCAA transfer and academic requirements.
Talent matters.
But in high school basketball, effort and attitude will take you further.
Give me a hardworking kid with a team-first mindset over someone worried about their stat line any day.