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May/2013

Calculating your GPA for NCAA eligibility purposes

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Core course GPA is calculated differently than your high school GPA. The scale is on an A, B, C, D evaluation with an A worth 4.00, a B worth 3.00, a C worth 2.00, and a D worth 1.00. The NCAA eligibility center does not use plus or minuses (+, -) and the lowest grade you can earn is a D. The NCAA eligibility center uses a scale to measure the length of a class, and its value to your overall GPA. A trimester course is worth .33 units, a semester course is worth .5 units, and a year-long cours... Read More

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May/2013

Why should you fill out college recruiting questionnaires

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Anytime a college coach sends you a recruiting questionnaire, and you are interested in that school – fill it out! This gets your name into the school’s database of high school athletes that are interested in their program. This does not necessarily mean that you are getting recruited, but you are now on the mailing list to receive information about any upcoming games, camps, showcases, and breaking news. This is a good way for you to get acquainted with coaches because you... Read More

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May/2013

High school sports recruiting - New Jersey

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RecruitLook Scouts coach athletes step-by-step through the entire college recruiting process. We build unique marketing plans for each athlete to ensure they get more college recruiting exposure. Just because you are a good high school athlete does not guarantee a college scholarship offer. There are a lot of factors that come into play during an athlete's recruitment, and the best way to be prepared is to work one-on-one with our Scouts. A few of the topics we cover: Breaking down colleg... Read More

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May/2013

Top 2014 cornerback, Desean Washington, wins MVP honors at Preps 2...

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Desean Washington Maize South High School – Kansas
2014
Cornerback
5’9” and 160lbs Desean Washington is a shutdown corner. He has the speed and cutting ability to cover fast wide receivers, and he has the physicality to matchup against bigger tight ends. Every coach dreams of having a corner like Desean on the outside. Just pit him against the opponent’s top receiver and let him play man-to-man coverage. Desean put his freak skills on display du... Read More

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May/2013

Tanner Eikenbary earns MVP as top QB at Prep 2 Prospect Combine

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Tanner Eikenbary Piper High School – Kansas 2014 Quarterback 6’1” and 175lbs Tanner was voted as the Quarterback MVP at the Midwest Top Prospect Camp. Tanner displayed why he is a legitimate quarterback prospect in the class of 2014. He is considered a dual-threat QB, but his big arm would suggest he is better settling in and throwing out of the pocket. His team runs the Pistol-O offense, and that fits into Tanner’s ability to throw accurately on the rollout. If things do breakdown... Read More

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