Tagged With "letter"

My son is a sophomore in high school. He has received a little bit of interest from D1 schools, and recently, a coach hand wrote a letter to him. Does this mean anything opposed to a computer typed letter?

Probably a good indication.... unless it looks like girl's writing, gets his name wrong and asks him to come to camp for just $299 Usually, a personal hand written is a good sign but those sneaky marketing departments these days... depends what it says.

I thought that a D-I College Coach could not contact a freshman or sophomore recruit either by phone or letter. Am I wrong on this?

It is mailed to the school to the high school coach in regards to the player.

DAG, as a former D1 compliance director, I'm curious to know (although I don't expect you to say publicly) whether the letter was written to the coach about your son (which I would view as borderline acceptable), or whether it was written as if being sent directly to your son (crossing the line in my opinion)? Congrats to your son on getting that level of interest as a sophomore! However, if a coach is playing loose with the rules while recruiting your son, will he be playing loose with...

I was encouraged by a longtime HSBBW member and contributor to share the following info which we included in our email newsletter sent out this morning to our clients and subscribers. "Effective immediately, the NCAA has eliminated the National Letter of Intent Program. Instead, some of the same rules and conditions that had been part of the NLI will now be incorporated into athletic scholarship agreements issued by each university. The NLI program has been used by NCAA Division I and II...

Just saw this. Thank you very much! Have a great vacation!!!