When it comes to getting recruited to play college football, starting early can make all the difference. Too many athletes wait until their junior year to “get serious” — and by then, they’re often playing catch-up. If you’re a freshman with dreams of playing on Saturdays, now is the time to lay the groundwork. Here […]
If you’re a high school football player trying to get recruited, your profile is your first impression. Whether it’s on GridironStuds, Hudl, Twitter, or anywhere else — it needs to grab a coach’s attention fast and deliver the right information. Let’s break down exactly what college coaches are looking for when they view your profile […]
College football recruiting is a process that requires planning, effort, and strategy. Understanding what you need to do at each stage of high school can significantly increase your chances of getting recruited and earning a scholarship. Here’s a year-by-year breakdown to help you stay on track: Freshman Year (9th Grade) – Laying the Foundation Focus […]
For high school football players aspiring to play at the college level, the terms “FBS” and “FCS” are commonly encountered but often misunderstood. These two divisions within NCAA football differ not only in the level of competition but also in how they handle scholarships. If you’re navigating the recruiting process, understanding the key distinctions between […]
1. Build a Strong Recruiting Profile Your recruiting profile is the first impression you make on a coach, so it needs to be polished and professional. This should be done both Twitter as well as the GridironStuds App. Include these key components: Basic Information: Your name, height, weight, position, and high school. Stats and Achievements: […]
For high school football players aspiring to play at the collegiate level, understanding the differences between NCAA Divisions I, II, and III is crucial in determining which path best aligns with their goals. While all divisions offer competitive opportunities, they differ in terms of scholarships, academic requirements, time commitments, and the overall student-athlete experience. Here’s […]