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The research feombthe last post was done by Lee Taft!

Note: This is not our research but found it both interesting and accurate enough to repost...

42-47 seconds. This is what my research showed me most players touch the ball in a full basketball game.

I followed one player around during an entire weekend AAU tourney many years ago. I timed the length of time the ball was in her hands. 42-47 seconds was the average over 5-games in a weekend.

This player was in 6th grade, but going to be a 7th grader after summer AAU.

This player, the parents, and others on the team were spending a lot of money to play AAU for 42-47 seconds of handling the ball per game.

I approached the parents and said one hour in the gym working on her skills, improving her limitations, learning how to shoot properly, how to finish at the rim properly, learning how to be fearless going to her left hand, and how to pass with variation... would benefit her so much more then getting 42-47 seconds of touch a ball while playing AAU.

This might be the conversation you need to have with many players who are sold the story that AAU is the only way. It is an option, and a great one for a small percentage of players who need it. The large majority of players need to get in the gym and train!

Before June begins, make sure you know your best options. With so many athletic program changes, it is best to double check first .com will let you do this for free!!!

For our Canadian , new transfer rules just came out from USports. Please make note of your AFA (Athletic Financial Award) situation before deciding what to do!

Transfer restrictions have been updated for student-athletes wishing to transfer between the 2020-21 and 2021-22 seasons. For more info, check the student-athlete FAQ ⬇️

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U SPORTS on Twitter “Transfer restrictions have been updated for student-athletes wishing to transfer between the 2020-21 and 2021-22 seasons. For more info, check the student-athlete FAQ ⬇️ https://t.co/IoivMRAtiM”

Well as I am sure many of you have seen collegiate fall sports and in person education options continue to dwindle. However it doesn't mean that student-athletes should sit around and do nothing. Luck favors the prepared, and it will be obvious which continued to put in the work both in their class and sport and which ones did not. Be ready , stay prepared !

The continuing effects of the pandemic creating havoc on collegiate sports. , stay informed, be ready

College soccer: Almost 90 NCAA schools have canceled fall programs The Patriot League became the second Division I conference to shut down fall sports. All JC ball is now off for the fall.

So being a research and data nerd, I am looking at this graph many different ways. Unfortunately, not coming up with any good outcomes though. Even so every still needs to research their options as luck favors the prepared!

I know at we talk about domestic and international issues but all people need to understand what many Visa holders have to go through and all the contributions they make to society!

As promised, would provide an update on the student Visa situation...so far the injunction is holding so continue to train for now and plan for school! As of yesterday 7/14 the government is walking back the restrictions!

Harvard, MIT say ICE rule affecting international students rescinded - Boston Business Journal Federal government officials agreed to rescind the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement's new rules for international students that roiled colleges and universities this week.

College program cancellations notice!

Unfortunately, when it rains it pours! Check out Stanford's announcement. ! There are continual announcements of school cancelling some of their programs in order to make up for budget losses as a result of the pandemic. Stay connected with us as we continue to compile a list of schools and programs that are being cut. We will also note if the cut is considered permanent or temporary.
Talk soon, Stay safe

Are you aware of all of the rule changes Student-Athlete?
As we all know, the Covid crisis has made everyone rethink what were once normal things. A , we want to make sure that have access to all of the information possible via our MyBrakt platform to make the best scholastic decision. Given that we service student-athletes from all over the world here is one rule change that will affect many. A new rule just passed saying that if the university that a student attends will be only having online classes then any student visa recipient will have to return to their country to take classes as their visa will be revoked for the upcoming year. This is already a mess for a regular student, but for a student-athlete who is expected to continue to practice and train this ruling adds on an extra layer of complexity. Unfortunately, there is no word yet on if there will be an exemption for student-athletes. Of course if we hear anything we will let you know or you can join our mailing list at mybrakt.com

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