We evaluate your son’s Freshman, JV, or Varsity game film and highlight tape. We use the 50/30/20 rule to show his true best fit level right now. This includes all positions, kickers, long snappers, and specialists.

Yes. It is not too late. One of our athletes, Keats Bohannon, earned a D1 offer in April because he took action fast. The key is getting clear on the right steps now.

You land on the Submit Film page where you can upload your son’s clips. You do not have to upload right away. Once we complete the Evaluation, we schedule the athlete interview and you get your full game plan.

Our team has over 25 years of real D1 college coaching and recruiting experience. They have made thousands of scholarship decisions at every level and know exactly what college coaches look for. This gives you a 100 percent unbiased evaluation. We have no reason to give you the wrong division to make you feel better.

You still may want this. Do not assume his level from his offers. For example, many players have D2 offers but are actually G5 players. We make sure you do not miss out on bigger opportunities.

You can use any high school game film even if it is not from the most recent season. You can still get the Evaluation. Many players miss a season or got hurt however getting an evaluation is a must if you want to do outreach to college coaches.

That is normal to feel that way. Many players do not have "perfect" film. Progress over time matters. We look at what you have and then tell you exactly what to show on upcoming games so he can level up a division. This alone has changed entire careers.

We show you how to reorder the plays so coaches actually watch it. Most families put the wrong plays first. Even D1 head coaches say they almost never see highlights in the right order unless the player worked with us.

Yes. After you submit film you can check a box and we will recommend schools that match his level. This helps you build a smart target list so you can start doing outreach right away.

We only send the evaluation to parents, not players. You decide how and when to share the feedback with your son. You can use it as motivation and a teaching moment.

This is common. Coaches recruit players, not positions. We evaluate his traits and show you how to highlight the skills college coaches care about for multiple roles.

We schedule his one on one athlete interview. We coach him live on how to talk to college coaches on the phone and on video calls. Coaches say recruiting is a job interview. We prepare him for that. Your son learns how to speak with confidence, sit up straight, make eye contact, and communicate clearly. This helps him overcome fear of rejection and fear of failure. It is all practice.

You are welcome to bring your son to our headquarters in person for the athlete interview. Parents love this option.

Yes. We have helped players from small schools earn D1 offers. Coaches care about traits and film. Not the size of the school.