Simisoccerfan
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It must be offered the first year to be guaranteed then the guarantee is only for the % offered 1st year.
Recruiting Tips for Parents Just Starting the Process
- Thread starter MakeAPlay
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It must be offered the first year to be guaranteed then the guarantee is only for the % offered 1st year.
dk_b
GOLD
not ivies but pac 12. For other conferences it’s 1 year renewable. And this is across all sports.
gotothebushes
GOLD
I agree, I have also heard the Power 5 schools decommitted players on more than one occasion leaving these players out on an island trying to find a school last minute. It's ok for Stanford because they get the strongest players in the country. Sad but at the end of the day, it's business.
MacDre
PREMIER
FYI:
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From: Nathan Minion <nminion@fsu.edu>
Date: Mon, Jun 29, 2020, 2:31 PM
Subject: FSU Soccer and Mark Krikorian Soccer Academy Update
To: Nathan Minion <nminion@fsu.edu>
Good Evening,
I hope this email finds you safe and healthy. I wanted to send an update to our subscriber list about our camps here at FSU.
Currently the NCAA is in a dead period which prohibits any camps with prospect age players (2020, 2021,2022, 2023). The dead period was extended last week until August 31st. Our hope is to have ID camps this fall around some of our home games if the NCAA and campus allows us to host them.
For our younger soccer players, campus is still limiting groups on campus, so we will not have any residential or day camps this summer.
We do have a Virtual Tactics camp that will be held July 11th. This is perfect for 6th, 7th, 8th, and rising 9th graders and their parents. Unfortunately, if you have started class for your 9th grade year, you are considered prospect age and unable to attend because of the dead period. Please visit our site for more information and to register https://www.seminolesoccercamps.com/virtualcamp
Everyone here at FSU soccer hopes you have a wonderful summer and we hope to see you again soon!
Nathan
---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Nathan Minion <nminion@fsu.edu>
Date: Mon, Jun 29, 2020, 2:31 PM
Subject: FSU Soccer and Mark Krikorian Soccer Academy Update
To: Nathan Minion <nminion@fsu.edu>
Good Evening,
I hope this email finds you safe and healthy. I wanted to send an update to our subscriber list about our camps here at FSU.
Currently the NCAA is in a dead period which prohibits any camps with prospect age players (2020, 2021,2022, 2023). The dead period was extended last week until August 31st. Our hope is to have ID camps this fall around some of our home games if the NCAA and campus allows us to host them.
For our younger soccer players, campus is still limiting groups on campus, so we will not have any residential or day camps this summer.
We do have a Virtual Tactics camp that will be held July 11th. This is perfect for 6th, 7th, 8th, and rising 9th graders and their parents. Unfortunately, if you have started class for your 9th grade year, you are considered prospect age and unable to attend because of the dead period. Please visit our site for more information and to register https://www.seminolesoccercamps.com/virtualcamp
Everyone here at FSU soccer hopes you have a wonderful summer and we hope to see you again soon!
Nathan
At least in 2012 when my kid went there it was year to year, and the coach (Waldrum) would play total aid well. So if the kid was up for need assistance, as ND did not give merit money, he would redirect to others. But it was at best a single year and verbal on subsequent years.
Still - the coaches got them in which was our goal.
My DD still plays (until the 'rona) 2X a week and found her best soccer days after leaving the team (playing co-ed).
How you play the money depends on major, sport, race.
Wait? Come again? Did you say How you play the money depends on the major, sport and RACE? Do get more money because of your race in women's soccer?
Lionel Hutz
SILVER
This has been far and away the most informative thread on this entire board -- it has been incredible helpful to me as I have helped my DD navigate this process over the past year.
I have a question as my DD has been asked to provide game film (not highlights). Does my DD send them an entire game or halves of multiple games or short 5-10 minute segments? Any input would be appreciated!
I have a question as my DD has been asked to provide game film (not highlights). Does my DD send them an entire game or halves of multiple games or short 5-10 minute segments? Any input would be appreciated!
dk_b
GOLD
I think it’s ok to ask to clarify - say you can provide any of those (check that, your KID needs to say that). I have heard coaches express preference for full games and halves over highlights. My suggestion (if not comfortable asking the coach) would prob be to provide whichever shows her in frame - so coaches can see on and off the ball - and then offer up the other formats as well.
Lionel Hutz
SILVER
Thanks for the input! I will have her follow up and ask if there is a preference of full game vs halves.
Zerodenero
GOLD
True that my friend
Thanks so much for taking me through your process. I understand better now, as I was wondering how you could commit without fully knowing the final cost or acceptance into the program. Makes more sense now. Definitely an interesting process for sure.
Any good tips out there for 03/04 players trying to get recruited? Seems that since most D1 women's soccer players are reporting to school. If that's the case I'm sure they'll start trying soon. If they're training on campus and the season looks like it will start in the Spring of 2021, can't schools invite players to ID Camps?
MacDre
PREMIER
This is the most recent information that I have received:
From: Nathan Minion <nminion@fsu.edu>
Date: Mon, Jun 29, 2020, 2:31 PM
Subject: FSU Soccer and Mark Krikorian Soccer Academy Update
To: Nathan Minion <nminion@fsu.edu>
Good Evening,
I hope this email finds you safe and healthy. I wanted to send an update to our subscriber list about our camps here at FSU.
Currently the NCAA is in a dead period which prohibits any camps with prospect age players (2020, 2021,2022, 2023). The dead period was extended last week until August 31st. Our hope is to have ID camps this fall around some of our home games if the NCAA and campus allows us to host them.
For our younger soccer players, campus is still limiting groups on campus, so we will not have any residential or day camps this summer.
We do have a Virtual Tactics camp that will be held July 11th. This is perfect for 6th, 7th, 8th, and rising 9th graders and their parents. Unfortunately, if you have started class for your 9th grade year, you are considered prospect age and unable to attend because of the dead period. Please visit our site for more information and to register https://www.seminolesoccercamps.com/virtualcamp
Everyone here at FSU soccer hopes you have a wonderful summer and we hope to see you again soon!
Nathan
gotothebushes
GOLD
Dead period is til August 31. Probably will not be hearing anything for coaches until September.
During dead period, coaches can't have in-person contact. They can still communicate with recruits and long as it is not in-person - phone, text, and email.
I know a few of my DD’s 2022 friends and team mates have verbally committed over the past 3 weeks so the Coaches are actively recruiting.
They are committing without visiting the school or meeting the coach and team in person?
I know over 8 so far. They already visited the campuses and met the coach. Two year process and all seem really happy
dk_b
GOLD
I think the landscape will become clearer between July 31 and Aug 31 as we see the extent to which soccer will be played at the college level in 2020-21 (and even at the youth level). Recruiting will get much more challenging for coaches if budgets get slashed (expect that, especially if no football or if football but w/o fans). And planning all of soccer operations is a supreme challenge right now as schools are subject to campus-wide policies and, even with some privates, state-wide orders (in addition to, obviously, conference and NCAA decisions).
I've seen my kid's prospective schedule go from a full suite of games with some great pre-season travel to conference only. And while I hope they DO play and they permit some fans, my current expectation is that if they play, it will be in spring (that's not special information, just a guess)
I've seen my kid's prospective schedule go from a full suite of games with some great pre-season travel to conference only. And while I hope they DO play and they permit some fans, my current expectation is that if they play, it will be in spring (that's not special information, just a guess)