Jim F asked:


This originates from me being a Florida Gators fan. We have some commits that aren’t as good as remaining prospects. I was wondering if more prospects commit, does the program choose what players to accept? Or is it a first come, first served basis?

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deshroyer asked:


I mean its not like WVUs a perrenial top 25 recruiting class, but the dude was great down in Florida, and I think he did a pretty damn good job for the small amount of time he had up here. That JUCO DE he got us is gonna be great.

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JJ asked:


I have been filling out some football recruiting questionnaires at some schools (Cincinnati, monmouth, syracuse etc.) and I am wondering if coaches, assistants or scouts even look at them.

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Scarlet N Gray ‘12 asked:


I’m doing a research paper about illegal college football recruiting tactics. What would three or four good subtopics be? Thanks.

Kelly

Steven C asked:


Or should they just hire a coach who knows how to recruit quality players. I think Notre Dame will be down for a few years, until they can resolve the recruiting issue.

What do you think?

Dawn

BBQ asked:


Can someone please tell how college football recruiting works I know that coaches contact players but i wnat to kno step by step.

Please have a good in depth report. And examples wouldnt hurt.

Chad

Gone Fishing asked:


Do you think that the college who spends more money on recruiting will sign the recruits who they want to sign? I ask this because of the fact that Kansas State has spent the most money in the Big XII this year on recruiting. They are also # 5 in the nation for the most money spent on recruiting.
What does it cost?

In a recent story on college sports recruiting in the Chronicle of Higher Education, Kansas State was No. 1 among all Big 12 schools in dollars spent on department-wide recruiting at $1.32 million.

That figure also ranked No. 5 in the nation, only behind Tennessee ($2.01 million), Notre Dame ($1.76), Florida ($1.45) and Auburn ($1.37).

From the Big 12, Nebraska was seventh ($1.28), Texas was 12th ($1.16), and Oklahoma No. 14 ($1.12).

The report indicates that K-State spent $450,000 for the use of private planes used for recruiting purposes.

http://www.themercury.com/k-statesports/article.aspx?articleId=2302196e8dcb4cce9cd7a2487fa3fcd7

Julio

unknown asked:


I got an Email from a D1 program. An assistant recruiting coordinator sent it to me. Does he recruit kids or what does he do?

Ryan