PRI Talk

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"Quiet" is relative.  Feel free to make some noise.  For more info check out PRIVolleyball.com 

I get this question all the time.  Parents and athletes want to make sure they include all the "things" in their emails.   PRIVolleyball.com

Great question - simple answer.  For more answers to your recruiting questions, make sure to go to PRIVolleyball.com

Film is a necessary part of the recruiting process.  Here is something that you can do WITHOUT when making your highlights.  For more info on Highlights, take a look at PRIVolleyball.com

Short answer - as much as you can.  Also, don't feel like you can ONLY reach out to schools with new film.  For more insight and tips into college recruiting go to PRIVolleyball.com 

For more information and help with recruiting, please visit PRIVolleyball.com I hope June 15th goes great for you guys! 

For more insight on having the scholarship question or any other recruiting topics, visit PRIVolleyball.com

Great question!!  It's never too early and it's never too late... For more info be sure to check out PRIVolleyball.com 

It probably was just coincidence before, but new NCAA rules on camp have made attending camps even harder.  

May is a D1 quiet period.  It's important to talk a little bit about what these terms mean and how they impact you.   For more information, check out PRIVolleyball.com

It can be hard to sift through all the camp invites and emails sometimes.  There are a few things that we can point to in regards to HOW interested a school is, even for those athletes prior to June 15th.  Post June 15th it can be a little easier to figure it out.  This is a complex topic, so I hit as many things as I could in 6 minutes :) Please feel free to reach out or check out...

First visit or first phone call, the question is usually the same; What should we talk about?  Remember that these conversations are how you stand out from ALL the other athletes out there.  Check out more info at PRIVolleyball.com

This might be a little bit of a rabbit hole, but follow me through all of it and it will hopefully make sense.  

This part is important.  UA is another tool.  One you will want to stay on top of.  

This is a question I get all the time from college coaches and it's something that I address regularly to parents and athletes.  Yes, you can answer this question, even as a Freshmen or Sophomore in high school.  

We can get stuck in a specific stage of the recruiting process.  Here are some tips on navigating through that if you feel like you're stuck.  

I get asked this questions a lot.  Every sport handles recruiting differently.  It's something to keep in mind.

Another great question.  I would argue that stats aren't quite as important as you might think...Neither are rankings.  

One of the more basic scholarship questions that is communicated incorrectly in the volleyball world.  

This is a question I get a lot.  The answer is the foundation and usually the cause of most of the exposure you will get.  

Depending on your level of play and your position, the bigger your list is the better.  For more on this topic head to my blog!  https://www.privolleyball.com//post/aim-for-the-middle

That depends on how many emails you send out. For more info, take a look at this blog https://www.privolleyball.com//post/250-emails

Interesting topic.  For more information on how to handle your recruiting more proactively take a look here.   https://www.privolleyball.com//post/a-first-look-grabbing-the-wheel

Start planning your summer now!  Or at least soon...  Camps in the Spring and Summer are the biggest recruiting question I get asked.   Get more info about camp on my blog, https://www.privolleyball.com//post/camp-invites-are-the-new-camp-invite