Football Scholarships and Football Recruiters
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Football Scholarships and Recruiters
Summary
Securing a football scholarship isn’t solely about talent; it's also about timing and exposure.---
As a high school athlete, landing a football scholarship depends significantly on being noticed at the right time, not just your playing skills. College recruiters sift through countless prospects, each requiring extensive analysis. Excell Sports bridges this gap by distributing your profile to JR, NCAA, and CIS teams across North America. Registered recruiting coordinators can easily access your profile and game film through our online database, drastically reducing their research time.
Having a highlight reel is crucial. By sharing your game film along with your athletic profile, scouts can accurately assess your potential beyond mere combine stats. This is invaluable for them to track your growth throughout your high school years.
With over 700 college programs in the U.S. alone, it's unrealistic to personally contact each one. Focusing on just a few schools may limit your opportunities, especially if those programs don't offer scholarships. However, other schools you aren't familiar with might be interested in you. If they aren’t aware of your interest, you'll never get on their radar. That's where we step in. We maintain regular contact with college coaches across both Canada and the U.S., helping you find the ideal place to pursue your education and continue playing football. Navigating the recruitment process can be complex, but we are here to guide you, prioritizing your best interests without college affiliations.
For players in NCAA, CIS, JR, or NAFL, your profile will also be sent out to professional and semi-pro teams. It's vital to remain visible to these teams, particularly if you are a free agent in football. Without being on a list, your chances of being called are slim. Professional scouts are constantly updating their lists to find potential players, especially in response to injuries or underperformance. In the NFL, approximately 34% of rosters comprise undrafted free agents. In the CFL, free agents fill all import roster positions, and in 2007, 54 non-import positions were filled by undrafted players. You must make sure you're on these lists to increase your chances of being noticed.
Stay proactive and ensure your profile stands out, maximizing your opportunities both in college and professional football.
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