Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) August 23, 2010
While steadfastly focusing on their 2010 season, thousands of high school football players from around the country have another date circled on their calendars – Feb. 2, 2011. National Signing Day for football.
In record numbers, high school football players and college coaches are adding beRecruited.com to their college football recruiting playbook as a way to navigate the recruiting process. So far in 2010, beRecruited has facilitated nearly one million direct connections between high school football players and college coaches.
“Everybody focuses on the top 100-150 kids, but there are thousands of opportunities every year for an aspiring, quality high school football player to play in college,” said Jeff Cravens, president of beRecruited. “Our job is to facilitate that initial connection, which then allows the coach and athlete to efficiently establish a relationship.”
By creating a profile with beRecruited.com, high school athletes can instantly connect with registered college coaches across America. Athletes update their profiles with recent statistics, videos and photos while researching the programs that offer both their sport and their area of academic interest through the Colleges section. College coaches can view the profiles that fit their programs and connect with the athletes. Coaches are alerted via e-mail when an athlete fits their parameters.
In other data, released today by beRecruited:
College Football Coaches:
High School Football Players:
“beRecruited provided exposure to universities and coaches in an efficient and effective way,” said Christian Schroeder, from Grapevine (Texas) High School, who is attending Oklahoma State this fall.
“The thing I liked about beRecruited was being able to talk to the coaches through messaging,” said Keith Coty, La Mirada (Calif.) High School, who is attending Yale this fall. “There are many NCAA restrictions but beRecruited does a good job of allowing student athletes to come in contact with college coaches.”
About be Recruited
beRecruited’s service is free, maintaining the founders’ principle of providing a robust, cost-effective resource for athletes. For a one-time fee of $59.99 or a monthly fee of $14.99, student-athletes can enhance their profiles by becoming a deluxe-user. Founded in 2000 by Ryan Spoon, a collegiate swimmer for Duke University, it was first created exclusively for NCAA swimming and diving and now serves athletes and coaches from 31 different sports. For more information, visit http://www.berecruited.com.
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