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Welcome Parents and Players to the 2018 Recruiting Informational Meeting

6 Letters that get you $$ for college G-P-A-A-C-T

First things First.. Don’t play football for a scholarship, play for the love of the game, memories with your best friends and the life lessons!! Football is the last place in our society that we can teach TOUGHNESS.

What do I do as a coach?1. Meet with coach recruiters in the winter months

November (D3) and December (D2 and D1). Meet again in the spring (March - May)

2. Send out informational emails to any school you want me to and even those you don’t ask for.

3. Go to “recruiting nights” twice a year. 4. Network with college coaches at clinics and spring

practices.

Who can play college football?

ANYBODY!!!

D1 Play for the Bucks on TV, Walk On, D1 FCS, D1aa, D2, NAIA, D3 (player or “program guy”)

Who gets $$?

6 Letters that get you $$ for college G-P-A-A-C-T

Never too early to take the ACT. Grades, Grades, Grades! Only D1 gives full rides, lower levels (1aa, and below will find every cent they can academically before they touch the athletic money.

Exposure is important but not through BS combines, 7on7 coaches (which is illegal in OHIO) or Personal Terrorists… I mean personal trainers. Spend that money if you have it on an ACT class or tutor.

Follow Mark Porter on Twitter. http://scoutingohio.com/

NCAA Requirements

http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/eligibility_center/Quick_Reference_Sheet.pdf

https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/

Hudl Highlight Film

Make sure they are made for each season and that all contact info is updated. ** Key highlights to about 2-3 mins and put your best stuff first! Who doesn’t know how to make them?

Hudl Highlight Film ● If you can’t get footage from your coach and someone else is filming - a tripod is highly

recommended.● Be sure to film all of the players on the field, not just the featured player.● Give a wide enough angle so the coach can watch the entire play develop.● Shoot from an elevated location, with a clean line of sight.● The camera view should not be obstructed.● Do not zoom in and out.● Skills footage is only required for Kickers, Punters, and Long Snappers. Skills footage should be no

more than 5 minutes in its raw form.● Footage must be on a lined field!● No music● No slo-mo● No special effects

Camps: Go to schools where you can play! Make sure that if it’s a big school “one day” that schools that you want to go to or that have communicated with you will be there. Give them a heads up that you are coming.

Simply go to the website of the school and see when their camps are. Most are not up yet. JUNE is a big month.

Where do you fit? 40,000 HS Players in Ohio….25-30 get D1 FBS offers, 119 D1 guys all together….The lower levels are still really good football.

Unless you’re a kicker a lot of it comes down to measurables. To be a scholarship player you have to meet certain measurables (Height, Weight, Speed). Then they evaluate hip mobility, effort, physicality, etc.

Also how do you perform against GOOD teams. Anyone can play well against bad teams.

BCS Defensive Back

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 6'0"● Weight: 185 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.5● Bench: 270 lbs.● Squat: 405 lbs.

Low D2/NAIA/All D3 Defensive Back

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 5'9"● Weight: 160 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.7● Bench: 240 lbs.● Squat: 295 lbs.

BCS Defensive Line

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 6'4"● Weight: 260 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.8● Bench: 315 lbs.● Squat: 450 lbs.

Low D2/NAIA/All D3 Defensive Line

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 6'1"● Weight: 220 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.9● Bench: 295 lbs.● Squat: 395 lbs.

BCS Linebacker

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 6'2"● Weight: 220 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.6● Bench: 315 lbs.● Squat: 445 lbs.

Low D2/NAIA/All D3 Linebacker

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 5'10"● Weight: 190 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.75● Bench: 275 lbs.● Squat: 395 lbs.

BCS Offensive Line

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 6'5"● Weight: 280 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 5.0● Bench: 320 lbs.● Squat: 450 lbs.

Low D2/NAIA/All D3 Offensive Line

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 6'1"● Weight: 240 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 5.4● Bench: 295 lbs.● Squat: 405 lbs.

BCS Quarterback

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 6'4"● Weight: 220 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.5● Bench: 260 lbs.● Squat: 425 lbs.

Low D2/NAIA/All D3 Quarterback

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 5'10"● Weight: 180 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.8● Bench: 205 lbs.● Squat: 315 lbs.

BCS Running Back

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 6'0"● Weight: 210 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.4● Bench: 280 lbs.● Squat: 390 lbs.

Low D2/NAIA/All D3 Running Back

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 5'9"● Weight: 160 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.7● Bench: 260 lbs.● Squat: 340 lbs.

BCS Wide Receiver

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 6'2"● Weight: 190 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.5● Bench: 235 lbs.● Squat: 315 lbs.●

Low D2/NAIA/All D3 Wide Receiver

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 5'8"● Weight: 150 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.7● Bench: 200 lbs.● Squat: 265 lbs.

BCS Tight End

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 6'4"● Weight: 230 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.7● Bench: 300 lbs.● Squat: 440 lbs.

Low D2/NAIA/All D3 Tight End

Physical Measurables:

● Height: 6'1"● Weight: 205 lbs.

Stats:

● 40yd: 4.9● Bench: 270 lbs.● Squat: 405 lbs.

Bottom line be a servant leader for our team, school and community! High character and be the best player you can for our team! College coaches want tough, hard working, sacrificial WINNERS!!

Any Questions?

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