Somewhat often, I receive questions from customers re: the how-to of recruiting. I received another request for advice yesterday afternoon from a women’s volleyball customer. The question had three parts. How often should I reach out to coaches? Should I reach out to only the head coach, or assistant coaches Read more
Yesterday morning, our November 2021 updates were emailed to our customers. They included 4,616 total changes across all divisions of every sport, broken down as follows. Coaches added: 2,372 Coaches removed: 1,449 Jobs changed: 297 Phone-numbers changed: 344 Emails changed: 154 In addition to the thousands of changes made, links Read more
We’ve made a change to the Added? column in each of our lists of college coaches’ contact information after hearing from customers re: their desire for more insight into what has changed. From this point forward, the Added? column in our databases will include a code. It’s as follows. x Read more
When Contact College Coaches launched in April 2017, we had only one list of college coaches’ contact information: the men’s basketball database. Slowly, over time, that number grew — to two, then four, then 10. Now, with the launch of 10 new sports in October 2021, we proudly offer 30 Read more
Contact College Coaches began when its founder and CEO, Eric Van Dril, encountered a problem. It was the spring of 2017. Eric was working as a sports reporter in Chicago, and had compiled a list of the city’s unknown/underrated boys basketball players during his five months of covering the sport Read more
The best way to use the Contact College Coaches databases with school-specific information is to start by the athlete answering the questions on the following survey. It will allow the database’s users to rearrange the database to identify the schools that are the best fit, as detailed here. You can Read more