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In 2024, we placed students across all the NCAA divisions, NAIA, and JUCO, as well as in high schools. The largest number of student-athletes were enrolled in NCAA Division 2 (298), closely followed by NAIA (284) and NCAA Division 1 (274). That accounts for 70.6% of our class of 1,215 students enrolled. At the country level, in the DACH region, 32.5% of students were enrolled in NCAA Division 2, while the Nordic region exhibited a more balanced distribution across NCAA Divisions 1, 2, and NAIA. In contrast, the majority of students from Spain and LATAM were enrolled in NCAA Division 1 (26.2%), closely followed by NCAA Division 2 (25%). In the UK, 64.8% of student-athletes were enrolled in NCAA Divisions 1, 2, 3 and NAIA, while the remaining 35.2% were placed in JUCO programs. These numbers are quite consistent with the divisional breakdown from previous years. In the assessment phase our recruitment team is doing with prospective student-athletes, it is imperative to understand the opportunities we can (or can't) provide for a student. There are different rules in each division and parameters like sport level, budget and type of school are important. It is a match-making process after all. We spend time on this part, explaining what it takes to get to a certain school and division, so we can be on the same page as we start a college recruitment process. It starts the relationship and journey on the right path.

College Football Scholarships at each level. Numbers don’t lie! Remember there are more than a million kids coming out of high school, Prep School, JUCO, and now the transfer portal each year battling for a piece of the scholarship pie. •FBS D1 (134 schools): 85 •FCS D1 (129 schools): 63 •D2 (162 schools): 36 •D3 (240 schools): No athletic scholarships •NAIA (97 schools): 24 There are a total of 19,517 D1 scholarships at the D1 level when you combine the FBS and FCS schools. D2 has 5,832 total scholarships. D3 does not offer athletic scholarships. (Academic scholarships) NAIA has 2.328 total scholarships. That’s a total of 27,677 scholarships from the FBS D1 level to the NAIA level.

What are the Educational, Health, or Economic Benefits to these Players and their Families for that kids uncompensated participation in any additional “NON-SCHOLARSHIP” private third-party postseason football games that pay the Universities and the Conferences for the use of their free labor to put on these highly profitable Bowl events. The answer is ZERO! These additional 1-5 POSTSEASON games are also above the Players’ 12 game athletic scholarship agreement? Our Proposal offers Major Benefits in all three Categories to the Players and their Families! Scholarship Football Players are owed Hundreds of Millions of dollars from this year’s Media contract that uses these Players’ Name, Image, and Likeness NIL without any equitable financial consideration to the Players or their Families! This lost Money could have a major impact on these Players lives, the lives of their current and future family members for generations? We do not support, or agree with the House vs NCAA Settlement or the current covert attempts to extend and expand this Antitrust exploitation of our young (mostly minority) FB & BB Players' labor that the US Supreme Court and Federal District Court have recently struck down as illegal and implausible.

Understanding the Basics of D1 College Sports What Does It Take To Play D1 College Sports? Division 1 (D1) colleges are the elite level of college sports, featuring top-tier athletes and comprehensive programs. With 350 schools and approximately 6,000 teams, D1 encompasses sports ranging from football to golf. These schools boast large budgets, elaborate facilities, and offer full athletic scholarships. Conferences like the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and the Big Ten are all part of the D1 landscape. Aspiring athletes need dedication, exceptional skills, and a solid academic record to succeed at this level.

Why Choosing the Right College for Athletics Matters In this video, we discuss the importance of selecting the right college for athletics, considering factors like location, scholarships, and academic opportunities. Discover how making the right choice can impact your future success both in sports and beyond. #CollegeAthletics #ChoosingTheRightCollege #LocationMatters #ScholarshipOpportunities #AcademicSuccess #FutureSuccess #SportsAndAcademics #CollegeDecisions #AthleticsScholarships #StudentAthletes

The college athletics landscape is continuing to change! I wanted to share what is happening right now...... The NCAA and Power 5 conferences have signed an agreement which paves the way for student-athletes to be paid through revenue sharing with each university. I thought this would have affected me as a former student-athlete. I'm interested to see what happens next over the coming months. Let me know your thoughts on these monumental changes in the comments 💭 📝 #collegeathletics #studentathletes #ncaa #pac12 #big12 #bigten #acc #sec

What No One Tells You About College Sports: 1️⃣ You Won’t Be The Star Anymore In high school, you might have been the go-to player. But in college, everyone around you was “the star” at some point. Humility is key, and so is confidence. The results you’re used to might not come as quickly because the competition is fierce, and everyone’s good. And when you go pro, the jump happens all over again. 2️⃣ College Sports Are a Business With NIL deals and transfer portals, the game has changed. It's all about performance now. If you’re not delivering, there’s someone else who will. Gone are the days when you have time to ease in and develop. From day one, you need to be ready to compete. That’s how the real world works, and college sports are no different. Ready for the challenge? 💪 #athletezero #mindset #collegeathletics #sportsperformance #competition #eliteathletes #athletenutrition #discipline #collegesports #collegerecruiting #NCAA #D1

NCAA recruiting facts about athletic scholarships. Do your research on all levels to find the right fit. Part of finding the right fit is making sure you can financially afford to attend that university. #studentathletelife #recruitingtips #collegeathlete

What is your version of applying graduated pressure at work? How could you bring that to your level of work? Dan Dworkis MD PhD what could we take in the fields of business, mct's, and athletics from these line of questions?