"Visit as many colleges as you think you need to visit. You're probably going to know your no's before you know your yeses. Those first impressions matter, but it's hard to decide where you want to spend four years based on a three-hour visit. Spend time with the players. Ask questions. Get to know the people you're going to be around every day. The right fit is worth taking the time to find."
🏐 Building Winners Without Losing Yourself | Jordan Willis, Florida Tech Volleyball Jordan Willis, Head Volleyball Coach at NCAA Division II Florida Tech, joins Matt Rogers for one of the…
Why Recruits Should Visit Colleges More Than Once | April Elsbernd | Significant Recruiting Ep. 181 How many college visits should a recruit take before making a commitment? 🏐 According…
Kevin Clifford’s 6 Rules of Recruiting | Significant Recruiting Ep. 179 On Part II of the Significant Recruiting Podcast, Matt Rogers is joined by Kevin Clifford to break down the…
🏀 From Coaching Ron Artest to the NCAA Sweet 16 | Kevin Clifford On this episode of the Significant Coaching Podcast, Matt Rogers sits down with Kevin Clifford, Head Women's…
🌺 “Auntie Dani” on Recruiting, Relationships & Finding the Right Fit 🌺 Danlynn Silva, the new Head Women’s Volleyball Coach at Cameron University, joins the Significant Recruiting Podcast for an…
Why Small-Town Kids Are Built Different | Erik Kudronowicz Interview In Part II of this conversation, Matt Rogers sits down with Erik Kudronowicz, Head Boys’ Basketball Coach at Scales Mound…
🏀 David vs. Goliath: How a Tiny Illinois School Built a Basketball Powerhouse What does it take to build a winning basketball program at one of the smallest schools in America?…
🏀 Ep. 173: Recruiting for Speed in Grinnell’s System Basketball David Arseneault Jr., Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Grinnell College, returns for Part II of this conversation on the Significant…
