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07/21/2020

07/21/2020

It was a pleasure presenting again at the EBS in Greenville, SC...virtually and social distancing style.

06/27/2020

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05/01/2020

04/28/2020

As if you needed more evidence, this past weekend's once again proved the benefit of playing multiple sports.

Full breakdown: bit.ly/2ztvJoC

10/30/2019

A big thank you to Pinellas County Schools (FL) for inviting us in to present to their high schools AD’s. Looking forward to future presentations.

10/28/2019

The Better Business Bureau is raising awareness of college recruiting scams targeting athletes and their parents.

08/23/2019

"They sent more than 230 emails to college coaches through NCSA’s servers, which included his 40-yard dash time, bench press max and football highlights from Bryce's high school career. Maybe 10 percent of those emails were even opened.”

Earning a scholarship is the goal for many high school football players, and with increased competition for limited spots on college rosters, some athletes look for more nontraditional methods to garner interest from college coaches.

06/25/2019

Great to be back in the Upstate to present at the South Carolina Board of Education EBS.

05/28/2019

Colleges and the NBA use social media as a form of “background check” when scouting athletes.

02/05/2019

"Quarterback Tom Brady, who played baseball and basketball in addition to football, noted the burnout factor that comes with specialization."

90 percent of the players taking part in Super Bowl LIII between the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams were multisport athletes in high school.

12/06/2018

"Doctors say overuse injuries in youth sports have increased dramatically in the past decade. They blame it on kids focusing on one sport early on and playing it year-round, sometimes on multiple teams at once."

Kids today specialize in sports early, and doctors say that's leading to more overuse injuries, and at earlier ages.