Maximizing Your Potential: Unleashing Opportunities through the College Transfer Portal

As the experts in the field of college recruiting, we are thrilled to shed light on a topic that has transformed the landscape of college sports: the college transfer portal. In this blog, we will explore the immense potential and opportunities that the transfer portal offers for student-athletes seeking a fresh start or looking to explore new horizons. Read on to … Read more

Behind the Curtain

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Every high school athlete that has dreams and aspirations of playing at the collegiate level wonders how to navigate the recruiting process. Should they put their film on Twitter? Should they go to college websites and fill out recruiting questionnaires? Should they email college coaches directly? Basically, “slinging spaghetti against a wall and seeing what … Read more

The Recruiting Process Goes On

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We have all heard the stories about spring sports and the basketball tournaments, but we haven’t heard very much about how this pandemic is affecting college football. I guess the main concern we need to address is the fact that there is no off campus or face to face recruiting happening. Make no mistake, recruiting … Read more

Former NSR Prospect John Youngblood Receives Prestigious Award At Ole Miss

Former National Scouting Report football prospect John Youngblood was recently awarded the 2016 Chucky Mullins Courage Award at the University of Mississippi. Youngblood, a redshirt senior defensive end, was selected from among several veteran defensive players by head coach Hugh Freeze and the Ole Miss coaching staff as the player who best exemplifies Mullins’ courage and … Read more

Understanding the Process

The first Wednesday of February, 2015 was an unbelievable day for the staff at National Scouting Report: Football.  We were on watch duty for our kids that were to sign National Letters of Intent to play college football. The east coast athletes started the festivities and set the tone for the rest of the country. … Read more