No one likes losing. Most of us that play a competitive sport are just that, competitive. Losing is hard. It's draining mentally and physically for both players and coaches. I don't know any college coaches that are trying to lose either. Some teams have bigger hills to climb than others. It can sometimes take years to build a program and make it better. Typically good things don't happen overnight.

*This is a free post. To get access to more than 200 blog posts giving you updated insight on the recruiting process, please consider becoming a PRI Blog Pass subscriber I have been brining up this topic and these podcasts I recorded 3 years ago in my web trainings helping athletes get ready for the June 15th contact date. You can listen to both episodes below! Be sure to check out some of my other resources and subscribe to the PRI Blog Archive so you can get more tips,

When I was growing up it was "8 Minute Abs". That's all you needed, 8 minutes a day and you could have washboard abs. It's a great idea, but most people still have to give 8 minutes a day to something that they are not necessarily otherwise inclined to do. "You don't need to work out everyday for hours to look and feel your best," the ad said. Unfortunately there is a certain kind of discipline that you need to "look and feel" healthy. We are always, it seems, looking fo

*This is a free post. To get access to more than 200 blog posts giving you updated insight on the recruiting process, please consider...

*This is a free post. To get access to more than 200 blog posts giving you updated insight on the recruiting process, please consider becoming a PRI Blog Pass subscriber There are typically two things that get setters in trouble during the recruiting process. First, many teams are NOT recruiting a setter in any given class. Identifying this can be extremely difficult unless you have someone asking those specific questions (someone like myself). I have several athletes tha

June 15th is coming soon! As we enter the D1 Quiet Period, it's important to look ahead at the summer. What will the next several...