A recruiting coach at a d2 asked for my transcript then later on said I was approved for $___ what does this mean?

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Hey Yall,

As an international student, would it be possible for me to play Football at a university system outside of the US before transferring to the US for postgrad? This would work well for me as I want to study law in the US (obv I will sit LSAT and other tests). But I'd like to know how this would effect my NCAA eligibility as playing CFB has been a dream of mine. According to the NCAA eligibility clock starts upon enrolment at a college, but if I don't enrol at a US college, will it tick down?

Thanks!

As a casual high school football viewer - what stats as a QB are considered for recruitment purposes? I would think it’s a variety of stats, such as pass completion, ability to convert on 3rd downs, passing yards, interceptions, but I’m also clueless. Know a kid with a decent passing completion percentage (~70%) but they’re short (4-5 yd passes) and rarely ever converts on 3rd down. Is there some magical formula used to determine overall rating?

I’m 20 and I’m trying see if I decide to go back to school and walk on to a juco would they let me I’m 5’9 about 165 I can play db ,rb, or wr And my 40 time is around a 4.47 or a 4.5 do u think that’s good to walk on to a juco or a d3 school ?

My 14 year old son is starting 9th grade football, big school with 1800 kids. He is training very hard but is way behind the Varsity players due to his limited experience (his school has some D-1 players) His best position is offensive tackle due to his mentality and size, 6'5" 265. He is extremely flexible and pretty coordinated in large part due to Martial arts in which he is now a blackbelt. He has great lower body strength and continues to get stronger. He is pretty fast for his age and size and in much better shape than most the big boys on his team. Now that he has arrived on the HS scene he is getting noticed. He also wrestles and does shotput which the coaches seem to support. The local lineman training coach says he should focus on football only so he can get noticed sooner. Not sure at what point, if ever, a kid should just concentrate on one sport?? Also some have suggested he lifts weights all season long on top of playing football?? My son has mentioned he has goals of playing college football but who knows if that will even materialize. Long post just looking for any feedback. TIA

Is it possible and realistic to walk-on at a juco football program without having to do a try-our with no prior football experience, and for which position do I have the best shot outside of kicker. In terms of info I am 6 feet tall around 165 lbs and am pretty athletic. What 40 yard, bench squad etc is roughly expected to be an walk-on for an juco football programm? Thanks for taking the time to read this, all help is appreciated

There’s a kid from a rival school going into his sophomore year who is extremely talented. He’s posted about numerous D1 offers on his social media since his freshman year, but aren’t those offers essentially nothing more than possibilities at this time?

I was under the impression that formal offers couldn’t even be given until sometime right before junior year (cannot recall exact date). Is there some loophole or something I’m not aware of? Did I misinterpret recruiting guidelines?

This kid is obviously good, but others fully believe that if he chose a program to play at today then it’s a sure deal. I’m not so sure

Please explain to me like I’m in kindergarten.

Thanks

I'm an upcoming junior and was just wondering, if I start on varsity for my junior and senior year would that be enough for d1 schools to recruit me. I am 6'4 280(probaly going to cut down to 260-270 DE and in my freshman and sophmore years I rode the bench. I know schools like Alabama and Georgia probaly won't be interested in me, but what about schools like Boston College or Holy Cross? Is there anything that I can do to boost my recrutiablity.

I'm trying to figure out how many players from a particular HSFB team have been recruited into college football, and google has been absolutely no help. Any suggestions are appreciated.

Ask away if you interested in the football ops side of CFB!

As for myself, I like the Georgia Bulldogs.

Do y'all have a specific timepoint/moment that helps you determine your opinion on the recruiting class / future talent in your team's program?

Excluding a coaching change or extenuating circumstances, I think August 1st is the date where the next year's recruiting is exacerbated and it's time to focus on the upcoming season. The recruiting class is established enough to compare your team's recruiting class with the rest of the conference and/or rivals. For example, only 1 new team entered the top 10 recruiting class rankings according to 247 since August 1st (LSU switched spots from 11 to 10 with Penn St). Thoughts?

What would you say is the most underrated piece of recruiting advice?