Small tips to know if a school is interested
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Keepers_Keeper
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D1 can't contact players directly until Junior year (september). They can only respond to emails or phone calls by sending camp invites, but that doesn't always mean they are interested.
Best way to know if colleges have any interest is to have your player (not you) contact the coach, especially if they left a cell number. Leave messages (they can't return calls) and tell them when you will call back or give them your club coach's contact info. D2 and D3 rules are slightly different, so it depends on the type of program your player is interest in.
Best way to know if colleges have any interest is to have your player (not you) contact the coach, especially if they left a cell number. Leave messages (they can't return calls) and tell them when you will call back or give them your club coach's contact info. D2 and D3 rules are slightly different, so it depends on the type of program your player is interest in.
Supermodel56
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Can they even do that anymore until June of sophomore year? In the OP’s case, sounds like the college coach would have to send that msg in a month or so?
My understanding is that you can still call them, but they cannot answer the phone until June of sophomore year. I believe they can also call you directly at that time. Until June of Soph year-- they can talk to you at camps, but I don't think it can be a recruiting conversation.
They can let your coach know they are interested in you. Can they still email a personalized camp invite?
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Today my DD received an email from a coach she had previously been communicating with by phone prior to May 1. The email included information about upcoming camps and stated that per new NCAA rules that they are no longer allowed to communicate with players or even club coaches regarding players prior to June 15 after their sophomore year.