1. RECRUITING THE Gamecock WAY
Coach Justin Jones

2. GOALS TO RECRUTING Earn a College Degree
Opportunity to play football at the next level
Get College Paid for with no Student loans
Develop lasting relationships with teammates
Be able to help and give back to your High School and community

3. Academics Most Important
Things that matter the most in the academics:
Credit Hours From High School
GPA (on a 4.0 Scale)
ACT Score
SAT Score
Clearing house registration

4. “Recruits”
A recruit is any player that has the ambition to play football at a level past the high school level
Division 1 FBS
Division 1 FCS
Division II
Division III
NAIA
Junior College
Prep Schools

5. Division 1 FBS (110+ School) Alabama, Auburn, Florida State, Ohio State, Texas, Clemson, Troy
All State Player
Top 50 Player in the state
Excellent speed, strength, and size
Has visited campuses and has been recognized at camps and combines
Head Coaches from colleges have made contact
Player
Position
Height
Weight
40 yrd dash
Bench Press
Squat
John Smith OL
6’5
295
5.0
320
500 RB
5’10
185
4.5
260
450 LB
6’2
215
4.6
275 DB
5’11
180
4.4
250
400

6. Division 1 FCS (175+ Schools) Jacksonville State, Furman, Alabama State
All State Players
Great Size, Speed, and Strength
Attended camps on college campuses
Been contacted by head coaches
These players may be the next Tier of player on the boards of FBS schools.

7. Division II (170+ School) Valdosta State, West Alabama, Miles, Tuskegee
All Region players
Very good size, strength, and speed
Players with limited Division 1 offers
These players are Very good High school football players, size or athleticism may have prevented multiple D1 Offers.
DII Offer “Full rides”, but most of the time players will receive “Partial” scholarships.

8. Division III (230+ Schools) Belhaven, Huntington, Lagrange, Birmingham Southern
Very Good High School Players
Undersized or Below D1/DII talent levels
Great Academics for financial support
Willing to travel anywhere for school
Limited Athletic money given to athletes
Pail Grant plays more of a role
Out of state colleges will be reluctant to offer

9. NAIA (70+ School) Good high School players Great Academics
Financially able to pay for private school tuition
Partial athletic Scholarship (20%)
Academic Scholarships can make school affordable

10. Goals Of the Student Athlete
Pass Every Class
Avoid Credit Recovery
Attempt ACT 3-4 Times
Take SAT if needed
Register for NCAA Clearinghouse
Take Public Speaking, Sociology, Psychology
Avoid Teachers aide and office aide classes

11. 8th Grade plan Advanced students - Take Algebra 1 in 8th Grade
Plan to take Act 2nd Semester of 9th grade year when taking Geometry.
Non Advanced – Algebra 1 9th grade
Plan to take ACT 2nd semester of 10th grade year
Attend NUC Combine

12. 9th Grade Plan Make sure HUDL account is up to date and active
Attend NUC Camp and NIKE SPARQ Camp
If in Geometry take Act 2nd Semester
If Strong in Math but struggle on ACT register to take SAT – Can take both in same month
Determine academic pathway – Can you graduate High School Early?
Make sure GPA is high as possible

13. 10th Grade Plan Update HUDL Account before season begins
Attend Nike, Rivals, Scout Camps
Visit and attend camps at in-state Division 1 Colleges
Should have taken ACT 1-2 Times, Register for next attempt
Is graduating high school early still an option?

14. 11th Grade Plan Update HUDL account before season begins
Attend Rivals and Scout Camps.
Attend 10 or more college camps if possible
Register for Under Armor Regionals
Attend Army All – American Jr. Combine
Should have taken ACT 2-3 Times

15. 12th Grade Plan Update HUDL account before season begins
College Camps only
Looks for Higher end and Invite camps only
Elite 11 Regionals
Take ACT/SAT if needed for academic scholarships
FASFA completed

16. NCAA Clearing House
This Program is free to students with free and reduced lunches.
Must register to be able to be on athletic scholarships and official visists
This will inform the athlete of what needs to be done and what is unnecessary
Needs to be done no later than his junior year

17. PICTURE HERE Recruiting Profile New Brockton HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
PLAYER PROFILE
PERSONAL INFORMATION:
Player: JOHN SMITH #17
Class:
Position: WR/CB/KR
HT/WT: 6’0--178
Address: 123 Sawyer Road
New Brockton, AL
Cell:
Address:
Parent(s): James Smith or
ACADEMICS
GPA: 3.85
ACT/SAT: 17
OFFERS: Alcorn State, Notre Dame College, and receiving interest from: Penn State, JSU, ASU, UAB, Troy and Navy.
STATISTICS/AWARDS/NOTES
JOHN is a great athlete and has very strong hands. He has been the starting PG for the basketball team for the last 2 seasons and has shown that he has great leadership skills. Very solid student in the classroom and the son of two former NCAA athletes. His older brother is a WR for Troy University who is also a Daleville graduate.
PICTURE HERE

18. New Brockton High School 2018 Football Prospect
Head Coach: Justin Jones
Address: Office Phone:
Cell Phone:
#63 Dalton Carr- OL (2019
Address: 421 Huntington Drive Enterprise, AL 36330
Cell Phone: Other Phone:
HUDL Link:
Cum GPA: Class Rank: 25/53
ACT: Height: 6’ 3” Weight: 294 lbs.
Bench: Squat: Power Clean: Time: 5.53
Career Stats
2017: played DL recoding 22 tackles, 5 TFL, 2 sacks, & 1 caused fumble
2018: moved to OL after knee injury and excelled being our most consistent performer.