When sending out a DVD to be evaluated by a college coaching staff, remember to send a game DVD and NOT a highlight series. Coaches want to evaluate a player's entire game and not just the selected good plays from one game or even one season. Sending in an outstanding individual game is wise and assumed by college coaches.

Remember that getting a questionnaire or letter from a college athletic program does not mean you will necessarily be recruited by them. You are considered a "recruit" when a coach calls and talks to you on the phone. When they "offer" you an opportunity to commit to their program, then you will know they seriously want to sign you to their program.

The best way to get recruited is to be a good player with good grades and play against good competition at an event where college coaches will see you. Blind solicitations with highlight reel tapes is no way to attract the interest of Division 1 college coaches. This method could work for Division 2 or 3 or NAIA though and there are plenty of great opportunities to get an education and play competitive college basketball at those levels. If you are interested in a D2-D3 level program, remember to stick with a "good" game DVD and be prepared to send another upon request.

Player Development
Condtioning
Weight Training
The Daily Four

Player Tips
Bank Shot
Feeding the Post
Face Up to the Basket
Offensive Rebounding
High Post Shot Fake, Drive
Off Season Improvement
AAU Tournament
Recruiting
Fall Conditioning
Pump Fake
Posting Up
Best Post Move