- They start too late
- They think they are better than they really are
- They think that playing for a certain club or a travel team will be the reason they get recruited
- They pass the control of their recruitment process over to their coach or a recruiting service
- They think their stats are the key to their recruitment
- They think their above average talent will help college coaches ignore their below average grades
- They put athletic “reputation” before academic, geographic, social, athletic and cultural “fit”
- They think only their friends and peers are reading their social media
- They ignore the golden rule, and they don’t treat everyone the way they want to be treated
- They give up too soon
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