NCSA Athletic Recruiting

I’ve been using the NCSA app for a while, I am a freshman wanting to play in college and I feel as if there is a lot of underground rules that go unspoken, and the things that are obvious are the only things repeated in online lessons. I also feel as if I have to check into the app every single day when that doesn’t work with my schedule- with school volleyball clubs and choir, I feel as if NCSA isn’t always a load off but putting more pressure. Some things I do like is the ability to see compatibility with your desired schools as well as seeing what they have to offer directly on the app. Otherwise I feel like sometimes the money isn’t worth it, and that the “VIPs” or “Elite members” are the only ones have real value to NCSA

I first looked at Ncsa my freshman year in 2022 when I got on the call with the Ncsa Coach the call is about two hours. The coach said he was from Chicago and that he could help me get to the next level. The coach positioned me as an athlete because I had played wide receiver, running back and quarterback in middle school. And then the coach told me at the end of the call that he could call his number anytime he wanted to ask any questions or selling a first email. I then sent a text to the coach and the number. The text first off was in Green and then I knew that I was not gonna get a response to the coach. Coach never responded to me. I then tried to call the coach and then I never got a response cause it was clear to that number that I had messaged was either a scam number or a number that was out of service. After this, I then tried to connect with multiple Ncsa coaches about the season and my film and everything and the recommendations for me to email our school is like University of Texas SEC schools schools that are located from New England who is clear realistically not going to play it so Ncsa first off wasted my money. They also sent me my level and they never talk to me again

The service NCSA offers is a complete waste of money! Being a college football players the most significant thing we need is exposure. Currently, my profile has had 42 NAIA, D3 D2 views in the last four years. Other sites (that come way cheaper) such as myrecruitboard (one I saw on Twitter for the low price of $75 for about 6 months of service) have been way more beneficial to me and has allowed over 270 division one coaches to view my profile, some requested I fill questionnaires while others got my contact info. Your other option (if not recruited the way you want out of high school) would be the junior college route. Find yourself an elite junior college and be successful there, school is cheaper, and if you perform well, you will get that offer you want. Juco is the route I took, the connections my coaches have allowed me to gain a division one offer in the big sky conference. The other offer I received through the free site of Twitter. SAVE YOUR MONEY! Every college coach would advise against these kinds of service. The only option you have camps, they are costly but if you have the money spend away!!!