CCN scout: Blogs
By Craig Foster
Most athletes don’t get recruited because coaches haven’t seen them—not because they lack talent. Recruiting is a numbers game, and exposure is everything. Consistent outreach, not one-off efforts, is what builds momentum. Forget comparison, stick to the plan, and keep showing up. When the right coach sees your athlete at the right time, everything can change. Stay consistent, stay visible, and take control of the process.
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By Craig Foster
Most athletes don’t get recruited because coaches don’t know they exist—not because they lack talent. Recruiting is a numbers game, and exposure is everything. To increase opportunities, your athlete must consistently reach out to far more schools than you think necessary. Visibility beats talent when talent isn’t seen.
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By Craig Foster
College recruiting isn’t passive—waiting for coaches to discover your athlete can leave them behind. Even the most talented players get overlooked if they aren’t actively reaching out, responding quickly, and sharing quality video. Recruited athletes build relationships with coaches, consistently communicate, and showcase their skills through highlights and game footage. As a parent or athlete, you can take control of the process: create a target school list, prepare a recruiting profile, and start meaningful outreach. The key to getting noticed is being proactive. Don’t wait—your athlete’s future is in your hands, and it starts with action today.
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By Craig Foster
In the world of NCAA Division 1 baseball, over 300 college programs await. Joining a Division 1 team is a big deal. It's a chance to get scholarships and balance school and sports. Not all teams have full funding, but they all offer growth opportunities. Auburn, Clemson, Duke, and Stanford are among the best. They have top-notch facilities and expect athletes to give their all.
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