Football Recruiting : What is the Truth?

Most people, some time over the next week, will be watching some football!  Whether you are catching a college game on Thursday night, a high school game Friday  night or a multiplicity of college games on Saturday followed by a professional game on Sunday – most of us are affected by football on some level … Read more

Volleyball : We Dig It!

National Scouting Report loves to scout volleyball athletes. We DIG It! One thing is always true about a competitive volleyball player, they understand REAL teamwork with selfless play.  Competitive volleyball requires team chemistry and great communication, among every position. Watching a great volleyball team is truly like watching a “well oiled machine”.  On the other hand, a struggling volleyball team … Read more

National Scouting Report National Meeting – Success

The 2013 National Scouting Report National Meeting finally arrived last week in Panama City Beach, Florida. NSR scouts from all over the United States and Puerto Rico gathered at the Bay Pointe Resort for this much anticipated event. Every year this National Scouting Report event draws NSR college athletic scouts from all around the country … Read more

NSR salutes the second-tier athletes that create the foundation for more talented athletes to garner the attention and praise

The spotlight always shines on our sports stars.  This coming weekend’s Super Bowl and the hype surrounding it personifies the way Americans go about deifying those at the top.  But a closer view of the athletes in support roles at every level of athletics makes us realize that they are the ones providing the infrastructure … Read more

New NCAA rule loosens initial contact restriction for DI coaches in some sports

NCAA members could have packed their bags last Wednesday afternoon and the Association’s national conclave would have been considered a major success after just one day of meetings.  By agreeing to permit Division I coaches in designated sports* to begin making initial contact with high school juniors on September 1, a full ten months sooner than was previously allowed, college recruiting’s gatekeeper … Read more