NSR’s Monthly “Total College Exposure” Slams Travel Coach with Calls

On-the-ground Scouting Pays Off for NSR’s Paul Hux

Let’s say that you take a young, high school catcher from Hattiesburg, Mississippi, you scout her a few games, meet her and her parents after a game, interview her with her parents at their home, and then make the decision to enroll her as an NSR prospect.  She’s got some way to go because she will not graduate until 2015, four years off, but in the back of your mind, you think, This could be a really good one.

After gathering all her info and posting it on her NSR 10-page Web site, you give the go-ahead to the NSR home office to begin distributing your new client-prospect’s profile via the company’s monthly “Total College Exposure” promotional effort.  What happens next takes the prospect, her parents, her travel coach, and even you by complete surprise when over 100 college coaches from around America call the coach asking for his thorough evaluation of Reagan Dyke’s skills and character. 

That’s what NSR of Central and Northern Mississippi Area Director, Paul Hux, recently experienced after having enrolled Reagan.  “I’ve enrolled and helped the last two Miss Mississippi Softball players, but I honestly think that Reagan can be the best of them all,” said Paul.

NSR‘s exceptionally strong connection with college coaches is unmatched in scouting and promotions.  No other scouting organization in America is as effective as NSR when it comes to putting prospects’ profiles in the hands of coaches.  And, because we are on-the-ground scouting and meeting prospects and parents in person, college coaches are confident that our profiles and scouting reports are a result of hard work and personal experience with the prospect instead of dreamed up by a “cubicle counselor.”