You know the game musical chairs.
The music plays.
The kids circle the chairs.
The music stops.
Everybody scrambles.
One kid is left standing.
Recruiting works the same way.
The music is the recruiting calendar.
It starts playing freshman year.
The chairs are the scholarships.
A Division I program might only have three to five spots for players at your son's position in a recruiting class.
That's it.
Three to five seats for every player in the country competing for that position.
When a coach offers a recruit...
One chair disappears.
When the class fills up...
The game is over.
No more seats.
Here's what makes recruiting feel unfair.
Some kids started circling the chairs years ago.
Their parents hired trainers.
They built highlight films.
They emailed hundreds of coaches before sophomore year even started.
Those kids already have momentum.
Some are practically sitting in their chairs already.
Your son might just now be stepping into the room.
That's not a death sentence.
But it is reality.
You can't control when another family started.
You can't control how big or how fast another player is.
You can't control how many scholarships a program has.
What you can control is positioning.
The athletes who end up with offers aren't always the most talented.
They're the ones who put themselves near the chairs.
They contacted coaches early.
They had clean, easy-to-find film.
They followed up.
They built relationships.
They targeted programs that fit where they are today...
Not just where they hope to be someday.
Signing day isn't some far-off event.
For the Class of 2026, it's already happened.
For the Class of 2027, recruiting boards are filling up fast.
For the Class of 2028, coaches are already building their lists.
Every week you wait...
More chairs disappear.
Not because your son isn't good enough.
Because someone else moved first.
Here's the good news.
The music is still playing.
Your son is still in the room.
There are still chairs left.
The question is...
What are you doing before the music stops?
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BREAKING: The NCAA is officially adopting the age-based eligibility structure, giving players 5 years to play 5 seasons from either when they enroll or from the season they turn 19 (whichever comes first).
The Division I cabinet was unanimous in their vote for the new model.