As we learned in our article how to write a cover letter to a college coach, the very best way to introduce yourself to a coach is with a personalized cover letter. At CaptainU we provide a few best [Read More]
NFT stands for non-fungible token, which is a digital print / digital asset that represents real-world objects like art, music, in-game items and [Read More]
College prospective student-athletes now face unique challenges to maximize the college recruiting process. Considering the Coronavirus pandemic, college recruits face seemingly insurmountable challenges ahead. This article offers guidance with closing out the college recruiting year on a high note.
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A while back, CaptainU shared the story of how Arch Manning – the top high school football prospect in the class of 2023 – is handling his recruiting. But, according to a [Read More]
In an earlier post, we shared the five most common questions college coaches ask recruits. But, there are some other questions a college coach may ask you as well. And if you want to [Read More]
CaptianU Live Season 2 Episode 11: In today’s session, we cover what you as an athlete and recruit should be doing in your off-season. Most conversations cover how you should be training but we want to cover how you [Read More]
Recruiting can be confusing and, with all the unknowns, even scary. So, to ease that confusion and help you start your recruiting on the right path, make sure you’re familiar with a few things every recruit should understand.
You read that headline right. Signing a National Letter of Intent (NLI) has traditionally been the high point of a high school athlete’s recruiting process. However, in July of 2021, the NCAA enacted legislation [Read More]
If coaches are showing up to watch an athlete play as a 7th or 8th grader, it’s almost certain he or she will be recruited to play at the collegiate level. But for the other 99.9% of student-athletes out [Read More]
Companies want to hire student-athletes. The skills that make you a great athlete also make you a great employee. But how do you incorporate all you’ve learned from sports into a resume that will get you hired? Follow these tips to [Read More]