can a coach at the d-2 level work-out a recruit
privately?
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yes
Yes provided it is not during the players HS season
DII has rules like no other!
VJC
Our seminar at our showcases is done with coaches from all three NCAA divisions. It is surprising every year to see how many people are not aware of the differences between all three divisions
Our seminar at our showcases is done with coaches from all three NCAA divisions. It is surprising every year to see how many people are not aware of the differences between all three divisions
TR,
I'm lucky enought that I coach DIII, but played DII so I get it...I just don't understand the NCAA at times...I think it is one of the most backwards organizations I've ever been around, behind our government I think that's about it! I love the rule that Ex Professional players can Play DII provided they did not hire an agent? what's that all about?
I'm lucky enought that I coach DIII, but played DII so I get it...I just don't understand the NCAA at times...I think it is one of the most backwards organizations I've ever been around, behind our government I think that's about it! I love the rule that Ex Professional players can Play DII provided they did not hire an agent? what's that all about?
The only way you can do this is to pay as if it was a lesson. Once you are in a lesson format the coach can do whatever drills/workout you wish.
I was speaking to DI rules not DII or DIII
Are you saying a college coach can CHARGE one of his own players for lessons???
I see some websites where the coach mentions that his staff gives lessons. Seems like a big conflict of interest. Take lessons = get
playing time!
Tell me that doesnt happen.
I see some websites where the coach mentions that his staff gives lessons. Seems like a big conflict of interest. Take lessons = get
playing time!
Tell me that doesnt happen.
No I am not referring to college players getting private paid lessons from their coach. What I was referring to is a potential recruit {HS} being able to workout with coach under the paid lesson format. There are many advantages to this, the kid and coach get to spend time on the field together and feel each other out. This scenario provides valuable insight into how the coach teaches and conducts workouts.