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Recruiting with Alex Helping parents guide their athlete to a great college experience. Former D1 Coach | 500+ Committed. I am a former D1 College Scout, Coach, & Recruiter.

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The University of Texas brings together big-time athletics, strong academics, and one of the most recognizable college s...
10/08/2026

The University of Texas brings together big-time athletics, strong academics, and one of the most recognizable college sports environments in the country.

But when researching a school, don’t stop at the name or the championships.

Look at the full picture: academics, cost, campus, athletic level, facilities, and whether the overall experience fits what your athlete wants from college.

That’s what college research should really be about.

Save this Texas scouting report for your college list research and share it with another sports family.

Stop treating recruiting like a fairytale where the coaches come riding in.There are things you can’t control. There are...
10/07/2026

Stop treating recruiting like a fairytale where the coaches come riding in.

There are things you can’t control. There are a hell of a lot of things you can.

Which schools you research. Who your athlete emails. Where you spend money. How hard you follow up. Whether you pivot when something isn’t working.

The athletes who get left behind are usually the ones whose parents thought “being good enough” was the plan.

Don’t wait for recruiting to happen to your kid.

Make it happen.

Save this and send it to the parent still sitting on their hands.

Rankings are a great place to start, but they shouldn’t be where the college search ends.A school can have a strong athl...
10/06/2026

Rankings are a great place to start, but they shouldn’t be where the college search ends.

A school can have a strong athletic program and still not be the best opportunity for your athlete. Look deeper at the academics, roster needs, cost, competitive level, and overall college experience.

The goal isn’t just to find a great school. It’s to find a great fit for your athlete.

Save this Oregon list for your college research and share it with another sports family.

Preparation matters long before the big moment arrives.In recruiting, the families who are prepared know where their ath...
10/05/2026

Preparation matters long before the big moment arrives.

In recruiting, the families who are prepared know where their athlete fits, how to get in front of the right coaches, and what to do when an opportunity starts to develop. Talent matters. But talent without preparation can still get overlooked.

The work you do before the opportunity shows up is often what determines whether your athlete is ready for it.

Save this for the days recruiting feels slow, and share it with another sports parent who needs the reminder.

More college recruiting opportunities usually come from doing the basics consistently.Build a realistic college list. Se...
10/03/2026

More college recruiting opportunities usually come from doing the basics consistently.

Build a realistic college list. Send targeted emails to college coaches. Share updated film. Research camps and showcases before registering. Track coach interest. Prepare your athlete for recruiting calls. Follow up.

College recruiting rarely moves because of one email, one camp, or one conversation. It moves when your athlete keeps creating opportunities and staying in front of the right college programs.

Save this as a weekly recruiting checklist and share it with another recruiting family.

College coaches evaluate more than athletic ability.Once the conversation starts, they’re also paying attention to how y...
10/02/2026

College coaches evaluate more than athletic ability.

Once the conversation starts, they’re also paying attention to how your athlete communicates, how well they know the college program, the questions they ask, how they handle uncertainty, and whether they follow up.

A highlight reel can get a coach’s attention. What your athlete does after that can shape the recruiting conversation.

Save this for your college recruiting process and share it with your athlete.

10/02/2026

Alright, I have to show you this. đź‘€

We just kicked off The Recruit-Ready Challenge, and look where these families are from that are starting to get real traction in the college recruiting process:

📍 Florida · Switzerland · Colorado · Ohio · Georgia · Pennsylvania · Virginia · New York · Calgary, Canada · Long Island · New Jersey · Washington · Oregon · Northern California · Southern California · Wyoming · Toronto · Australia

Over 20 sports. Football, baseball, softball, men's and women's soccer, basketball, lacrosse, and track and field, volleyball, beach volleyball, hockey, golf, and more.

Every one of these families now has clear direction. They are getting in front of the right coaches and starting real conversations.

No more guessing. They have the plan.

I'm Coach Alex, former D1 coach, scout, and recruiter. Now I help high school student-athletes reach their goal of playing in college.

So let me ask you: is your athlete getting noticed yet? Seen? Getting real interest from colleges?

If not, the next one is coming.

Comment RECRUIT and I will put you on the waitlist. The waitlist hears first.

University of Georgia is built for athletes who want big-time athletics, strong academics, and the full SEC experience.F...
10/01/2026

University of Georgia is built for athletes who want big-time athletics, strong academics, and the full SEC experience.

From championship programs to elite facilities, here’s a closer look at what UGA has to offer.

Save this post for your college search and share it with an athlete or parent who has Georgia on their list.

This is it.I’ve spent the last few weeks showing you what recruiting can look like when a family has direction, understa...
09/30/2026

This is it.

I’ve spent the last few weeks showing you what recruiting can look like when a family has direction, understands the process and knows how to move when opportunities start showing up.

Now there’s really only one decision left.

Do you want to keep figuring it out as recruiting happens, or spend the next 30 days getting your family prepared for it?

I won’t be running another Recruit-Ready Challenge this year.

Enrollment closes tonight, September 30. We start tomorrow, October 1.

If you’ve been thinking about joining us, don’t leave this as something you wish you had started earlier.

Comment RECRUIT and I’ll send you the details.

Klayton didn’t wake up one day with an offer from the University of Texas (D1).He worked the recruiting process. He foll...
09/30/2026

Klayton didn’t wake up one day with an offer from the University of Texas (D1).

He worked the recruiting process. He followed the plan. His family had guidance for what to do as opportunities started developing.

Then things took off.

Texas offered. Another program called. Around 30 new coaches started following him.

His parent told me, “Things took off fast and good interest started showing up.”

And that’s why I’m sharing Klayton’s story on the final day.

Not because I can tell you which school will call your athlete.

I can’t.

But I can help your family understand how to create recruiting traction, communicate with coaches, recognize serious interest and know how to move when opportunities start showing up.

If recruiting took off for your athlete next month, would you rather start figuring it out then or already know how to handle it?

This is the final Recruit-Ready Challenge I’m running this year.

Enrollment closes tonight. We start tomorrow, October 1.

Comment RECRUIT and I’ll send you the details.

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