I’m thrilled to announce The Recruiting Huddle is here!
A new site dedicated to helping players, families and fans better understand the college football recruiting process.
The Recruiting Huddle will provide direct links to all NCAA football programs, including links to player questionnaires for programs that offer them, helping simplify the process of getting players’ names into football program databases. It will provide insight to help players approach recruiting strategically. With a Huddle Scout Plus subscription a player will get a detailed player evaluation along with a year of content. This will also serve as a forum for people to share their experiences as they go through the recruiting process.
With 10 years of scouting experience and connections at each level of the NCAA, I’m putting that expertise—along with more than 20 years of following recruiting—to work to deliver clear, informed and useful coverage of the process, from high school prospects and scholarship offers to commitments, roster movement and the decisions that shape a player’s future.
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I never really got to know Dave, but he was one of those guys that I looked up to in the business. My thoughts and prayers go out to Dave’s family and friends. Rest in peace.
Dave Berk, Centerville, Ohio, passed this morning. He had been battling fourth stage liver cancer for months.
Dave was like a little brother to me. We worked together in the college football recruiting and evaluation business for over 25 years. He work harder and spent more late hours than anybody in the social media recruiting business. Never received the proper recognition. Dave Berk will be missed so much. Rest in peace.
I was covering a game last year on the sidelines where the home team was driving towards the redzone and their band (who’s stands were behind the end zone) lined up shoulder to shoulder on the edge of the paint of the end zone from end line to end line to play once they scored. I said yo myself, in what world is this safe? For the bend members or the players. What are we doing?