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HoustonGumbeauxGuy
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NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?

Got some emails and VMs about getting my kiddo enrolled in this program. He's a very good soccer player, but I don't know if NCSA is a premier program for exposure or just another bull shite rabbit hole for cash.

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XenScott
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
I have no idea but they blow me up with texts and calls. I don't take them. My kid is a pitcher in 10th grade. He plays summer ball with East Coast Sox. I think kids get on a list when they play certain showcases.



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Pedro
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
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Got some emails and VMs about getting my kiddo enrolled in this program. He's a very good soccer player, but I don't know if NCSA is a premier program for exposure or just another bull shite rabbit hole for cash.

I coached college track/xc for a bit at a small NAIA. We used the shite out of NCSA to recruit kids. Major universities arent going to really use it but it'll get him some looks from smaller schools (lower level D1 and below) for sure.


purple18
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
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Got some emails and VMs about getting my kiddo enrolled in this program. He's a very good soccer player, but I don't know if NCSA is a premier program for exposure or just another bull shite rabbit hole for cash.


Money grab and with social media and Hudl, kids and parents can get all the exposer they need. Go to camps of the colleges that your kid is interested in and they'll make an offer.


Pedro
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
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Money grab
can confirm this is not true


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HighRoller
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
Big schools will find athletes no matter what. But for everyone else NCSA is a great way to get film out. There are so many schools out there you’ve never heard of. Worked for my kid. Just be active in putting out info and updated highlights.


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GoldenGuy
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
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very good soccer player


Soccer Board

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Downvotes


No seriously, they’ll know better.


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LSUBogeyMan
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
Out of curiosity, what are the costs?


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Gaston
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
Just checked out their site…pretty cool. The logo looks just like IMG’s, guessing there’s some connection there.

We already do a ranking service that keeps my son’s profile and videos and such…but I’m guessing this IMG service is similar in structure.

I think a profile is pretty important, you want a place that holds videos and keeps stats.


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Downeast12
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
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I coached college track/xc for a bit at a small NAIA. We used the shite out of NCSA to recruit kids.


Did the same for football and didn’t use NCSA at all. Probably depends on the sport and like you said, the level.


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Pedro
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
Alot of it probably depends on the sport. Id imagine smaller sports with smaller staffs is where its utilized the most. In our case we couldnt really get out to meets much to recruit so we relied on service like ncsa/berecruited alot.


LittleJerrySeinfield
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
We're thinking about doing this for our son. He's in soccer also. My cousin used this for his son and said it did help him get a schollie for basketball at a small school.


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Gaston
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
He ever kick a football?


SeaBass23
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
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Alot of it probably depends on the sport. Id imagine smaller sports with smaller staffs is where its utilized the most. In our case we couldnt really get out to meets much to recruit so we relied on service like ncsa/berecruited alot.


My daughter is a distance runner and we had an initial meeting with NCSA. They had some good tools to conduct research and they had direct email contacts for coaches so you show them you are interested.
They also had some cool databases where you can compare schools.

They also had a section where coaches would basically post a job like we’re looking for a long jumper or a pole vaulter.


Pedro
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
See I didn’t even know about the “job post” type section. We all used one account. I’d usually sort by certain standards and comb through to reach out to anyone that fit what we were looking for. Our HC probably utilized that a ton I would imagine. That’s pretty dang sweet though.


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POTUS2024
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
If you're any good, schools find you.

It helps to make sure your kids have plenty of y's in their name.

JennyLynn
Braydyn
etc


guttata
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
NCSA doesn’t do anything you can’t do yourself. That being said, by using the service, it does make it much easier to send out video to coaches. You can also see which coaches actually open up you email. If you are considering using the service, it’s better to start sooner rather than later. I believe we paid like $500 and my daughter took an active role in getting herself recruited. Once you sign up, the site stays active until the kid is done with college.


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chinese58
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
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Did the same for football and didn’t use NCSA at all.
This is what I see with football coaches at the D1 level. HUDL has made recruiting easier for the big schools because they have people that watch film on their payroll. The best recruiters have relationships friends of the program, in every area, that send them highlights and high school coaching contacts when they see kids flashing. The high school coaches can then send whole game tapes for the recruiting guys to be able to truly evaluate the kid. Sometimes a D1 assistant will offer off of the recruiting guys evaluation of the video and talking with the kid and his coach.



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MikeAV8s
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
There are so many out there. We pretty much used FieldLevel. Got quite a bit of interest there.


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HoustonGumbeauxGuy
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re: NCSA - any parents pursue this for the kiddo in HS sports?
Yes. He’s the kicker for his HS football team



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