Just signed up for one with my family for my baseball career in the future and I really believe they do intend the best with the service but of course their is a business standpoint to it as which their has to be for them to make money, but they NCSA has a great program on their site and its all on you to put the effort in and get the content of your play and routine to upload that they request and then they professionally edit your videos so they stand out, and they did say the truth of it doesn’t guarantee scholarships and all the fancy parts but its the first steps towards that.
@@carterburke8831 Yeah totally! I mean I get the business aspect of it of course, I just think in a lot of cases (not NCSA specifically but more of this business as a whole) that it allows for more easy preying on kids who a lot of the time don’t have a lot of money to begin with and uses the ideal of getting a free education to give them more money. Again I understand there’s a business aspect, but I also feel that what they do as a business should already be done by someone like your coach, and if it isn’t being done, you either have to try and use whatever connections you have, or I guess you take a chance with the recruiting sites, but if you have good film, it’s hard to not get noticed a lot of times, there are rare cases of course. Anyways, I’ve talked enough, feel free to ask me or talk to me about anything else that you might want to know! Thanks for the response!
@@carterburke8831 Yeah, if you have the means it’s better than nothing, but I wouldn’t expect anything to come from it at the very worst and you lose that money, and at the very best, maybe it does work, personally I still wouldn’t suggest it tho based on how much I’ve seen it not work
@@carterburke8831 Would you mind providing an update on your experience with NCSA now that you’ve been involved with them for a few months? Much appreciated.
FINALLY... someone not going, "NCSA is a scam... but MY services are what you need, here's how you sign-up!" haha But seriously, I can tell you're legit. With that said, recruiting back in the 90s was massively different but with my daughters in their sport, my 15 year old got onto varsity as a Freshman and she's solid enough to get good playing time... and my youngest who's 13, though, might be 'pretty elite' where she's scoring almost all of the goals on her team for the entire season but on the Club team, playing against 19 year olds. But, although in SoCal, the varsity team isn't that great compared to the big programs. They're getting far better training at the Club team... but, if nobody values the high school program, and the coach doesn't have connections, how can they be 'found' if there aren't newspaper headlines or recruiters coming out? Isn't a service really the only shot? That, or cold calling/emailing ADs, coaches, etc...?
This really helped me thanks! I just had a call with someone from a service and they were really pushing for me to do it since I haven’t gotten any exposure yet, and seeing this makes me even more certain of declining to sign up
They provide the platform for exposure which is worth the $ . The rest is left up to the kids to put in the work, if he has the talent guarantee he’ll be noticed .this would of been a dream come true for athletes 20 years
NCSA will help. If you want a better walk through of what all it offers let me know. I'm a recruiting coordinator and my son utilized it before I started with them..
Thanks for the info. My personal opinion and experience with recruiting services is they have so many guys that did not get any attention in high school or simply wasn't good enough, so they zone in on them and their parents, Well because now they're desperate so they pay the money and there's literally Hundreds of kids paying for the service. If the service send their info to one coach they can say that they did their job. They're a RIP Off!!
I mean thats kind of a straw man. Not every kid is D1 power 5 material. But there are schools beyond that. If youre a D2 kid, and youre just hellbent on power 5 and you dont look past that is that your fault or the services fault? Smaller schools very much rely on those services. NAIA in particular, as they simply do not have the budget to put into recruiting. NAIA schools have tons and tons of unclaimed scholly money yearly. If you want 1 school and 1 school only no recruiter in good faith can tell you they can get you there. If you want only d1 power 5 again noone in good faith can tell you they 100% can get you there. If you truly want to play sports in college and are actually open to opportunity. That's where services really come into play.
I have a NCSA account already set up I didn’t pay anything so I just have it so when I talk to a coach I can have a place where my highlights and information is stored more than I use it to get recruited from
Imo they take too much money for what they can “promise”, so to me not worth it at all, but it might be worth it if you’re more interested in finding a niche smaller school that you might not have ever heard of before? Still definitely don’t think it’s worth the large amount of money tbh
@@JaavisFootball__1 the issue for me For my juinor year Im leaving the country for my juinor year so I’m playing basketball there is It good to show my highlights in international
@@mnhjess9311 for the most part, highlights are highlights, if you’re jumping out the gym or shooting the lights out or playing hella good D, that’s what matters, the higher level schools however will probably look at the level of competition you’re playing against and judge you off that
@@JaavisFootball__1 the school I go too do like tournaments all over in Africa and Europe but I’m going to prep for my senior and if I need to reclass I already been talking to some D2 schools tho
The amount of difference between the recruiting of different sports can vary, and while soccer isn’t my direct expertise, the predatory model of the recruiting services offer, (where you in the best case scenario pay a lump of money now and get a scholarship in the long run) is still a predatory model whether it’s applied to football, soccer, hockey etc. the fact is imo that they cannot promise you a scholarship, and if you have talent, it is the job of you and your coach to try and get yourself out there to these different schools, however there MIGHT be some value in the services if you aren’t looking to go to a bigger university, simply because smaller universities are more abundant and you’re less likely to get into contact with every single one, but if you want to go big, I wouldn’t bet on the paid recruiting services personally (sorry about the essay lol)
I live in Canada where there isn’t really this whole scouting thing where coaches will come and watch our games, would something like NSCA be a good option in my scenarios?
Yes. I'm an inside recruiting coordinator. There is a lot more with NCSA that goes into. We give you the platform to utilize and help. Plus coaches reviewing your uploaded videos, matching you with schools that meet your academic and athletic requirements. Plus alot of education materials
Yes it’s does because I am in ncsa I have received 9 scholarship offers you just gotta be willing to put in the work for your highlights and always email coaches.
I would say the #1 way right now to try and get in touch with coaches right now would probably be Twitter, hint hint that might be the next video, and as far as I know, I believe you can start receiving calls from coaches on Jan 1st of your sophomore year! Lemme know if you got any questions don’t be shy, or pop into the streams if you wanna ask me in person!
@@JaavisFootball__1 this could provide a boost yes but if they click the profile and your kids 5 3 120 at LB nah but if you have a good ball player it could definitely open doors
This is one of the benefits with NCSA. They educate you on rules....time lines etc.... We have a whole lot of information that goes into the students and parents beyond highlight videos.
New Name Some vamps are definitely worth it, if your trying to get recruited then it’s hard to argue for the big D1 school camps, for the most part those are good for if you are looking to just learn and get better from the coaching you receive there, not necessarily be recruited unless you’re really really standing out, it might be better to go to a more local camp, and as far as showcases go, I would say you should only go to local ones, but don’t go out of your way to go to one unless there’s absolutely nothing else around you, and combines are mostly to show your athleticism and not really football skills, they might help if you get some killer numbers, but it’s not likely you’ll get recruited just from going to one of those
@@livelife3225 that’s super true too! That really helps when you do decide to go to camps! Already have colleges in mind and contact them before hand! Although I will say, you won’t always know what number you’re gonna be before the camp, so instead of relying on telling them your number, maybe try and establish so legitimate interest, and then say “hey I’m gonna be at this camp” and when you get to the camp, introduce yourself in person before the camp, then you’ve established an even greater relationship
@@livelife3225 Yeah, it’s especially crazy cause of COVID and everything else that revolves around that like recruiting trips and what not, but trying to stand out from the crowd is probably the best thing you can do for yourself, and in this time of the pandemic, making that phone call might be the best way of standing out amongst everybody else
Hi! We’re looking to put our son basketball star with NCSA but we don’t know if it’s worth it? Do you really think we can get him to be looked at by multiple colleges if we reach out to the coaches our self? He’s in 10th grade at the moment and we haven’t reached out to any coaches at the moment. Your input is appreciated! Thank you!
I would say personally it's not really worth it, the only advantage it might have is exposure to smaller schools that you probably haven't heard of, so you would've never have reached out. In that way, it's worth it, but if you're looking to go to a bigger school, they don't really use those services at all.
@@JaavisFootball__1 Thanks for your input! We will definitely reach out to schools our self. We believe that with his talent & grades that’ll he go far!
Not entirely true... there is a lot that goes into NCSA and what you get. There is tons of educational material on what to write.... who to write etc.. plus... schools have a academics requirement they look for as well and if you don't fit the profile... then your wasting your time. I do know a lot of college coaches and the recruiting coaches are the ones who utilize NCSA... not always a HC.
Hey this vid has been posted 2y ago and I'm watching this vid for a reason. I got reached out by a NCSA coach I think and they gave me a phone number and a web were u can start a profile I think. I'm really nervous cuz idk what to do. Idk If It's a scam or not. I would love 4 u to answer as quick as possible. I'm Begging U!
th-cam.com/video/HoLn_qWlprY/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/W6ZWSq92zgo/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/WtGYK_l2odQ/w-d-xo.html Let me know if you need other ideas :)
So I have a question that I’m hoping someone could help with. We have a young guy at our church. His parents pay monthly payments to this guy. Now this young man isn’t that great. 2-3 A school. This kid has totally changed for the bad since this has happened
Is NCSA one of the better recruiting apps or should I go with something else? Also if I use a recruiting service could I also send emails to coaches myself so I am getting double exposure to them?
Yes. I'm an inside recruiting coordinator. There is a lot more with NCSA that goes into. We give you the platform to utilize and help. Plus coaches reviewing your uploaded videos, matching you with schools that meet your academic and athletic requirements. Plus alot of education materials.
I used to work at NCSA they are great but the material they have on offer for free is good enough. you're basically on your own with them anyway so use the free tools and be the captian of your ship. People buy the product and expect them to do the work and that isn't how they work. get activated in thier network (basically sit through a sales pitch, to get your profile verified) and youre off to the races. NCSA like all internet things are a marketing algorithm, the coaches who use it are "advertised" some athletes over others (how much you pay affects how much you're advertised) but do the outreach yourself and use thier free tools.
For me personally (and I answered similar questions on this topic in other comments)... but I wouldn't. That's just me though, you are free to make your own choice.
I’d say post vids of you doing drills or any other athletic thing you might be proud of, and I would avoid posting things about drugs/alcohol in general I think is the safe bet
It definitely makes things a bit harder on everyone, as far as how it’s changed it, I think it’s made the overall value of having CONNECTIONS just so much more important, it’s great if you’re a good player, but if no one sees it, what’s the point? Try to get as many people to be talking about you to these coaches as you can, in a video game term, that is the meta
As far as I know, you should be good, the rule with the NCAA is if you ever got PAYED to play football, you are not eligible, but most if not all Semi-Pro leagues are pay to play, so as far as I know, it shouldn't infringe on your eligibility, although I would check with compliance of the university you're trying to attend if you get a chance.
It’s a real website, but I don’t think if you’re trying to make it to higher level football it’s worth paying all that money for imo, they can’t promise nearly as much as they do or what you hope they will. Again, I just don’t think it’s worth your time or money imo when your coach and yourself can and should be doing it for free
@@mattw6844 the core concept of recruiting typically remains the same for almost all sports, track is interesting cause 1. It’s all based on marks and numbers primarily, and 2. It is particularly hard to get a full ride scholarship for track unless you’re THE GUY/GIRL, I still really really don’t think paying for this service will get you to the higher up schools because most of them don’t really use that, they have staff to eval people for that purpose, so they have no need to pay for the service on their end
I personally wouldn’t trust them, especially cause if you wanna play at the top levels, you shouldn’t need a service like this, your coach should be able to spread your film like wildfire, and use Twitter like crazy, I wouldn’t trust the recruiting services personally
@@JaavisFootball__1 thanks to my dad for being smart because we just got off the phone with a recruit coach from ncsa and the prices were absurd we were going to have to pay 300$ a month just for guidance and ways to connect to coaches easier
If you mean the recruiting services, they promise increased exposure (which is somewhat true, although not really true because coaches don’t even really use the sites) and from that tell you your chances of getting recruited are increased tremendously if you just pay this ridiculous amount of money, all in all, not worth it
Working with an individual consultant who is going to work with YOU is fine. Recruiting services on the other hand . . . oh my God . . . RIP OFF !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What have been your guys experience with recruiting services?
Just signed up for one with my family for my baseball career in the future and I really believe they do intend the best with the service but of course their is a business standpoint to it as which their has to be for them to make money, but they NCSA has a great program on their site and its all on you to put the effort in and get the content of your play and routine to upload that they request and then they professionally edit your videos so they stand out, and they did say the truth of it doesn’t guarantee scholarships and all the fancy parts but its the first steps towards that.
@@carterburke8831 Yeah totally! I mean I get the business aspect of it of course, I just think in a lot of cases (not NCSA specifically but more of this business as a whole) that it allows for more easy preying on kids who a lot of the time don’t have a lot of money to begin with and uses the ideal of getting a free education to give them more money. Again I understand there’s a business aspect, but I also feel that what they do as a business should already be done by someone like your coach, and if it isn’t being done, you either have to try and use whatever connections you have, or I guess you take a chance with the recruiting sites, but if you have good film, it’s hard to not get noticed a lot of times, there are rare cases of course. Anyways, I’ve talked enough, feel free to ask me or talk to me about anything else that you might want to know! Thanks for the response!
@@JaavisFootball__1 ya i totally agree about that , i just think of it as an extra step to help
@@carterburke8831 Yeah, if you have the means it’s better than nothing, but I wouldn’t expect anything to come from it at the very worst and you lose that money, and at the very best, maybe it does work, personally I still wouldn’t suggest it tho based on how much I’ve seen it not work
@@carterburke8831 Would you mind providing an update on your experience with NCSA now that you’ve been involved with them for a few months? Much appreciated.
FINALLY... someone not going, "NCSA is a scam... but MY services are what you need, here's how you sign-up!" haha But seriously, I can tell you're legit. With that said, recruiting back in the 90s was massively different but with my daughters in their sport, my 15 year old got onto varsity as a Freshman and she's solid enough to get good playing time... and my youngest who's 13, though, might be 'pretty elite' where she's scoring almost all of the goals on her team for the entire season but on the Club team, playing against 19 year olds. But, although in SoCal, the varsity team isn't that great compared to the big programs. They're getting far better training at the Club team... but, if nobody values the high school program, and the coach doesn't have connections, how can they be 'found' if there aren't newspaper headlines or recruiters coming out? Isn't a service really the only shot? That, or cold calling/emailing ADs, coaches, etc...?
This really helped me thanks! I just had a call with someone from a service and they were really pushing for me to do it since I haven’t gotten any exposure yet, and seeing this makes me even more certain of declining to sign up
They provide the platform for exposure which is worth the $ . The rest is left up to the kids to put in the work, if he has the talent guarantee he’ll be noticed .this would of been a dream come true for athletes 20 years
This was honestly helping because I received a call and I’m currently in the recruiting process and I don’t know it’s really gonna help me.
NCSA will help. If you want a better walk through of what all it offers let me know. I'm a recruiting coordinator and my son utilized it before I started with them..
Thanks for the info. My personal opinion and experience with recruiting services is they have so many guys that did not get any attention in high school or simply wasn't good enough, so they zone in on them and their parents, Well because now they're desperate so they pay the money and there's literally Hundreds of kids paying for the service. If the service send their info to one coach they can say that they did their job. They're a RIP Off!!
A lot of people are definitely put in that situation
I mean thats kind of a straw man. Not every kid is D1 power 5 material. But there are schools beyond that. If youre a D2 kid, and youre just hellbent on power 5 and you dont look past that is that your fault or the services fault? Smaller schools very much rely on those services. NAIA in particular, as they simply do not have the budget to put into recruiting. NAIA schools have tons and tons of unclaimed scholly money yearly. If you want 1 school and 1 school only no recruiter in good faith can tell you they can get you there. If you want only d1 power 5 again noone in good faith can tell you they 100% can get you there. If you truly want to play sports in college and are actually open to opportunity. That's where services really come into play.
Lynn and I are proud of what your doing...thanks for sharing the knowledge and for us ... Go Ducks! Coach Cristobal rocks
Thank you and Go Viks!
Thanks man for your honesty. I am helping out my nephew. Bless you for your advice.
This was extremely helpful! Thank you!🙏🏾
You deserve more subscribers
ISO BARBER YT Everyone’s time comes at some point
ISO BARBER YT but still I can’t help but agree with you 😂
Great recruiting tips. We have an appointment this Saturday so I’m going in with a little bit more knowledge of the subject thank you
how'd it go? NCSA? we have one coming up too
I have a NCSA account already set up I didn’t pay anything so I just have it so when I talk to a coach I can have a place where my highlights and information is stored more than I use it to get recruited from
The one I mainly trust is NCSA
Imo they take too much money for what they can “promise”, so to me not worth it at all, but it might be worth it if you’re more interested in finding a niche smaller school that you might not have ever heard of before? Still definitely don’t think it’s worth the large amount of money tbh
It’s a scam
NCSA literally sells public information.
I say this Just email assistant Coaches Personally because they are the ones that Normally respond
The more you email the better chance you have of getting a response
@@JaavisFootball__1 the issue for me For my juinor year Im leaving the country for my juinor year so I’m playing basketball there is It good to show my highlights in international
@@mnhjess9311 for the most part, highlights are highlights, if you’re jumping out the gym or shooting the lights out or playing hella good D, that’s what matters, the higher level schools however will probably look at the level of competition you’re playing against and judge you off that
@@JaavisFootball__1 the school I go too do like tournaments all over in Africa and Europe but I’m going to prep for my senior and if I need to reclass I already been talking to some D2 schools tho
@@mnhjess9311 Good! It’s always good to start early, and enjoy the process along the way, all that traveling sounds awesome!
You think this is the Same for soccer? And what shouldn’t we post on social media as a high school athlete?
The amount of difference between the recruiting of different sports can vary, and while soccer isn’t my direct expertise, the predatory model of the recruiting services offer, (where you in the best case scenario pay a lump of money now and get a scholarship in the long run) is still a predatory model whether it’s applied to football, soccer, hockey etc. the fact is imo that they cannot promise you a scholarship, and if you have talent, it is the job of you and your coach to try and get yourself out there to these different schools, however there MIGHT be some value in the services if you aren’t looking to go to a bigger university, simply because smaller universities are more abundant and you’re less likely to get into contact with every single one, but if you want to go big, I wouldn’t bet on the paid recruiting services personally (sorry about the essay lol)
I live in Canada where there isn’t really this whole scouting thing where coaches will come and watch our games, would something like NSCA be a good option in my scenarios?
Yes. I'm an inside recruiting coordinator. There is a lot more with NCSA that goes into. We give you the platform to utilize and help. Plus coaches reviewing your uploaded videos, matching you with schools that meet your academic and athletic requirements. Plus alot of education materials
Yes it’s does because I am in ncsa I have received 9 scholarship offers you just gotta be willing to put in the work for your highlights and always email coaches.
@@michaelgillett1257 good luck on your journey!!!
@@DBREM81 appreciate that my dawg.💯
hey, do you have any advice on getting started on communication with coaches? and what year of high school is that legal?
I would say the #1 way right now to try and get in touch with coaches right now would probably be Twitter, hint hint that might be the next video, and as far as I know, I believe you can start receiving calls from coaches on Jan 1st of your sophomore year! Lemme know if you got any questions don’t be shy, or pop into the streams if you wanna ask me in person!
@@JaavisFootball__1 this could provide a boost yes but if they click the profile and your kids 5 3 120 at LB nah but if you have a good ball player it could definitely open doors
This is one of the benefits with NCSA. They educate you on rules....time lines etc.... We have a whole lot of information that goes into the students and parents beyond highlight videos.
What do you think about the group tryouts? like combines? are those good?
New Name Some vamps are definitely worth it, if your trying to get recruited then it’s hard to argue for the big D1 school camps, for the most part those are good for if you are looking to just learn and get better from the coaching you receive there, not necessarily be recruited unless you’re really really standing out, it might be better to go to a more local camp, and as far as showcases go, I would say you should only go to local ones, but don’t go out of your way to go to one unless there’s absolutely nothing else around you, and combines are mostly to show your athleticism and not really football skills, they might help if you get some killer numbers, but it’s not likely you’ll get recruited just from going to one of those
@@JaavisFootball__1 u need to call them and tell them ur going to be there tell them what number ur going to be then they look at u
I’m not Surious about playing football but that is def the best way call the coaches phone number but there closed prob cause of convid
@@livelife3225 that’s super true too! That really helps when you do decide to go to camps! Already have colleges in mind and contact them before hand! Although I will say, you won’t always know what number you’re gonna be before the camp, so instead of relying on telling them your number, maybe try and establish so legitimate interest, and then say “hey I’m gonna be at this camp” and when you get to the camp, introduce yourself in person before the camp, then you’ve established an even greater relationship
@@livelife3225 Yeah, it’s especially crazy cause of COVID and everything else that revolves around that like recruiting trips and what not, but trying to stand out from the crowd is probably the best thing you can do for yourself, and in this time of the pandemic, making that phone call might be the best way of standing out amongst everybody else
Hi! We’re looking to put our son basketball star with NCSA but we don’t know if it’s worth it? Do you really think we can get him to be looked at by multiple colleges if we reach out to the coaches our self? He’s in 10th grade at the moment and we haven’t reached out to any coaches at the moment. Your input is appreciated! Thank you!
I would say personally it's not really worth it, the only advantage it might have is exposure to smaller schools that you probably haven't heard of, so you would've never have reached out. In that way, it's worth it, but if you're looking to go to a bigger school, they don't really use those services at all.
@@JaavisFootball__1 Thanks for your input! We will definitely reach out to schools our self. We believe that with his talent & grades that’ll he go far!
Not entirely true... there is a lot that goes into NCSA and what you get. There is tons of educational material on what to write.... who to write etc.. plus... schools have a academics requirement they look for as well and if you don't fit the profile... then your wasting your time.
I do know a lot of college coaches and the recruiting coaches are the ones who utilize NCSA... not always a HC.
Hey this vid has been posted 2y ago and I'm watching this vid for a reason. I got reached out by a NCSA coach I think and they gave me a phone number and a web were u can start a profile I think. I'm really nervous cuz idk what to do. Idk If It's a scam or not. I would love 4 u to answer as quick as possible. I'm Begging U!
same here I just got a call for my son and I'm here doing research to see if it's a good fit. I'm still not sold.
What would be the best solution to get noticed without a subscription to those things?
th-cam.com/video/HoLn_qWlprY/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/W6ZWSq92zgo/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/WtGYK_l2odQ/w-d-xo.html
Let me know if you need other ideas :)
❤
The Recruiter "Ran" my parents off talking about money so much 😔
Is captainu worth it
So I have a question that I’m hoping someone could help with. We have a young guy at our church. His parents pay monthly payments to this guy. Now this young man isn’t that great. 2-3 A school. This kid has totally changed for the bad since this has happened
Is NCSA one of the better recruiting apps or should I go with something else? Also if I use a recruiting service could I also send emails to coaches myself so I am getting double exposure to them?
Yes. I'm an inside recruiting coordinator. There is a lot more with NCSA that goes into. We give you the platform to utilize and help. Plus coaches reviewing your uploaded videos, matching you with schools that meet your academic and athletic requirements. Plus alot of education materials.
I used to work at NCSA they are great but the material they have on offer for free is good enough. you're basically on your own with them anyway so use the free tools and be the captian of your ship. People buy the product and expect them to do the work and that isn't how they work. get activated in thier network (basically sit through a sales pitch, to get your profile verified) and youre off to the races. NCSA like all internet things are a marketing algorithm, the coaches who use it are "advertised" some athletes over others (how much you pay affects how much you're advertised) but do the outreach yourself and use thier free tools.
Don’t do NCSA read my comment above!
Ask yourself this will this what will increase your possibility of you being noticed with or without ?
Short answer: Twitter only.
I'd say there's some other avenues, but that's the big one right now for sure
i didnt know i had to pay for ncsa but my dad did it but after seeing this video is a way i can get my money back
I would say the best thing to do is contact them and talk about getting your money back, other than that, good luck
@@JaavisFootball__1 thank you
@@spiderman-f5r let me know how it goes!
How can someone check the offers in the website?
Is NCSA a good one to use?
For me personally (and I answered similar questions on this topic in other comments)... but I wouldn't. That's just me though, you are free to make your own choice.
what do you recomend me to post and not post i only use instagram
I’d say post vids of you doing drills or any other athletic thing you might be proud of, and I would avoid posting things about drugs/alcohol in general I think is the safe bet
They used the covid excuse on us. Do you happen to have info on how covid has changed the recruitment process
It definitely makes things a bit harder on everyone, as far as how it’s changed it, I think it’s made the overall value of having CONNECTIONS just so much more important, it’s great if you’re a good player, but if no one sees it, what’s the point? Try to get as many people to be talking about you to these coaches as you can, in a video game term, that is the meta
Hey
So Ncsa good or Bad?
Its mid because there is no guarentee if they are a scam or not but they make you overpay a little bit too much.
Can I still get recruited if I play in a semi pro league ? ( I'm still young I graduate in 2020)
As far as I know, you should be good, the rule with the NCAA is if you ever got PAYED to play football, you are not eligible, but most if not all Semi-Pro leagues are pay to play, so as far as I know, it shouldn't infringe on your eligibility, although I would check with compliance of the university you're trying to attend if you get a chance.
@@JaavisFootball__1 ok thank you!! it's a none paying league !! Wish me luck
@@samuelpoitier7813 yessir good luck! 🤞🏻
@@Garnett. join a semi pro team in you're area get some film and send it out
I'm in that same situation rn but I'm playing semi pro !! I'm just trying to get enough film to send out to college's !!
Do you know if the website ncsa is legit?
It’s a real website, but I don’t think if you’re trying to make it to higher level football it’s worth paying all that money for imo, they can’t promise nearly as much as they do or what you hope they will. Again, I just don’t think it’s worth your time or money imo when your coach and yourself can and should be doing it for free
@@JaavisFootball__1 what about for track?
@@mattw6844 the core concept of recruiting typically remains the same for almost all sports, track is interesting cause 1. It’s all based on marks and numbers primarily, and 2. It is particularly hard to get a full ride scholarship for track unless you’re THE GUY/GIRL, I still really really don’t think paying for this service will get you to the higher up schools because most of them don’t really use that, they have staff to eval people for that purpose, so they have no need to pay for the service on their end
I dmed you a question on Instagram
🤙🏻
You think its good to trust them because I'm not tryna pay all that money for me not to get recruiting from top programs
I personally wouldn’t trust them, especially cause if you wanna play at the top levels, you shouldn’t need a service like this, your coach should be able to spread your film like wildfire, and use Twitter like crazy, I wouldn’t trust the recruiting services personally
@@JaavisFootball__1 thanks to my dad for being smart because we just got off the phone with a recruit coach from ncsa and the prices were absurd we were going to have to pay 300$ a month just for guidance and ways to connect to coaches easier
@@JaavisFootball__1 we didn’t accept the offer tho so we’re just going to do this recruitment process ourselves
@@wCahm Yeah... don’t do that 😂 I personally don’t believe they should charge, but to even charge THAT much 😳
@@wCahm and good! I think that doing it yourself and using the resources and connections you have is the smartest approach imo
Are they offering like a scholarship
If you mean the recruiting services, they promise increased exposure (which is somewhat true, although not really true because coaches don’t even really use the sites) and from that tell you your chances of getting recruited are increased tremendously if you just pay this ridiculous amount of money, all in all, not worth it
@@JaavisFootball__1 thank you appreciate it
@@Onlylegendss course 🤙🏻
Working with an individual consultant who is going to work with YOU is fine. Recruiting services on the other hand . . . oh my God . . . RIP OFF !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don’t ever use these, such a scam
FIRST!
🤟🏻
Is the NCSA a good program?