PSA PSA's

Prospective Student Athlete (PSA) Public Service Announcements (PSA's)

[PSA PSA's @PSA_PSAs]

PSA's, if you haven't yet gotten yourself organized for virtual recruiting, figure it out quickly. @NCAA DI just extended the Dead Period so you'll be in this mode for at least another 5 months. #PSAPSA

[NCAA News @NCAA_PR]

DI Council extends recruiting dead period for all sports through April 15: https://t.co/znkRinZ2CQ

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When you make a practice video or skills video for coaches to review, remember that body language is important - it is one of the ways coaches assess your attitude and character. #PSAPSA

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Before promoting yourself as fast or speedy, consult with your coach to understand what that is. 2.9 H to 1B is not fast or speedy at the collegiate level, and, what is considered fast or speedy varies at the different levels of collegiate competition. #PSAPSA

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Do not inform college coaches of games the day before or day of the games & expect they will attend/watch. They have very busy schedules & need to plan ahead. Notify them of the event at least 1 week ahead of time & then again as soon as you have the game schedules. #PSAPSA

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Compile video clips of your AB's & plays from each livestream into a single livestream highlight video for college coaches. That reduces their time commitment from 90 minutes to 5 or 10 minutes increasing the odds they will invest focused time to evaluate you. #PSAPSA

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Always include your name and year of graduation in the subject line of your email messages to help college coaches easily identify you and determine what kind of communication they are permitted to have with you. #PSAPSA

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Create an email "signature" that will automatically include your name, year of graduation, positions you play, email address, mobile phone number, and link to your online recruiting profile in every email you send. #PSAPSA

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Make sure you check your Spam, Junk, and Promotions (Google Mail) folders for email communications from college programs. If you don't respond, they will assume you are no longer interested! #PSAPSA