Build a coach-ready profile (athletics + academics + video links)
Identify the right college fit (academic, athletic, financial)
Contact coaches with confidence (what to say + when to follow up)
Stay organized with trackers and timelines (so nothing falls through)
Understand rules and realities (NCAA/NAIA/NJCAA basics and next steps)
Pay once and keep it (lifetime access, no contracts)

If BYOCR isn’t a fit for your athlete, email us within 7 days for a full refund.
(resume, video checklist, email scripts, and trackers)
(fit first, then level)
you can run weekly without getting overwhelmed
Week 1: Build your profile + recruiting toolkit
Week 2: Build your list + start coach outreach
Ongoing: Follow-up system + visits + offers + eligibility checklist
Overview of U.S. college athletics
Breakdown of levels: NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA, NJCAA, NCCAA, USCAA
Key differences: competition level, scholarships, academic standards
Myths and realities of playing in college

What college coaches are looking for (beyond talent)
When and how coaches start recruiting
The recruiting calendar and contact periods
Role of athletic performance, academics, and character

Defining your strengths, values, and goals
How to position yourself uniquely for coaches
Social media: do’s and don’ts
Building an authentic, consistent image

Highlight video: what to include, how to edit, where to host it
Athletic and academic resume
Transcripts, test scores, stats, awards
Letters of recommendation from coaches or teachers

How to research and build a target school list
Emailing college coaches: what to say, when to send
Following up: tracking contacts and responses
Example emails and subject lines that get noticed

Review of platforms (NCSA, Hudl, BeRecruited, FieldLevel, etc.)
How to use them effectively (and avoid overpaying)
Pros and cons of hiring a recruiting service

Supporting vs. managing
Financial planning and scholarship realities
Helping your athlete stay organized and balanced
Questions parents should (and shouldn’t) ask coaches

Athletic vs. academic fit: finding the balance
How to assess an offer (partial vs. full scholarships, walk-on status)
Red flags to look for in programs or coaches
Campus visits, unofficial vs. official

NCAA/NAIA eligibility centers: registration and requirements
Core course tracking, GPA minimums, SAT/ACT policies
Amateurism rules and NIL basics
Final checklist for junior/senior year

Sport-Specific Strategy Sessions
Success Stories: Real Athletes, Real Results
Live Q&A with Former College Athletes or Coaches
Navigating Transfers and the Transfer Portal
Mental Preparation for College Athletics
Email templates and scripts
Highlight video checklist
Scholarship comparison worksheet
Target school tracker spreadsheet
Parent-athlete communication planner

If BYOCR isn’t a fit for your athlete, email us within 7 days for a full refund.



Answers to Your Key College Recruitment Questions
Ideally sophomore year, but BYOCR works for juniors and seniors too. Start now and follow the weekly plan.
Yes—email scripts, subject lines, follow-up templates, resume guidance, and a highlight video checklist are included.
You will be provided with a number of tools that will be yours to use throughout your personal recruitment journey.
Yes. Parents get clarity on timelines, fit, scholarship realities, and how to support without taking over.
Self-paced. Most families do 2–3 hours/week while building their toolkit and outreach system.
No. BYOCR gives you the system and tools. Execution and fit determine results.
BYOCR is different because it’s built to help student-athletes run their own recruiting process, not outsource it. You get a step-by-step, self-paced system with the exact tools to build your profile, communicate with coaches, and stay organized—plus community support—at a fraction of the cost of traditional recruiting services.
If BYOCR isn’t a fit for your athlete, email us within 7 days for a full refund.