Building @getrecruitfit to help kids go FCS
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Mason Shipp retweeted
The Northeast high schools that sent the most players to college since 2022:
Choate Rosemary Hall (CT): 81
Bergen Catholic (NJ): 73
The Hun School (NJ): 73
St. Joseph's Prep (PA): 68
DePaul Catholic (NJ): 66
College coaches go back to the schools that have worked before.
How does your high school stack up? 👇
That Hun School pipeline is DIFFERENT 👀
The Northeast high schools that sent the most players to college since 2022:
Choate Rosemary Hall (CT): 81
Bergen Catholic (NJ): 73
The Hun School (NJ): 73
St. Joseph's Prep (PA): 68
DePaul Catholic (NJ): 66
College coaches go back to the schools that have worked before.
How does your high school stack up? 👇
I left my public high school after my sophomore season
It was the hardest and best decision I've ever made
Nobody from my first high school ever played D1 ball
The WRs at my new school went on to play at Alabama, Stanford, Michigan State, Buffalo, Yale (me)
Takeaway: Your high school might be the thing holding you back from getting recruited
Anyways, let's close the yearbook Mase...
I put something together for you to see how many players your high school has sent to college
The link is below in the replies
Parents: there are 10 FCS programs with the most players from your state.
Can you name them?
Your son's best fit might not be the school you see on TV
See your list of schools here 👇
recruitfitengine.com/fcs-map…
You're gonna find this one interesting...
I was browsing the @getrecruitfit database this morning...
I wanted to see the size difference of players at different levels of college football
Here's what the data told me:
Besides the dropoff for D3 linemen, the similarities between an FBS, FCS, and D2 lineman are pretty glaring
It serves as a subtle but important reminder for recruits hoping to play at the next level
The margins between you and the guy to the right of you are smaller than you think
It is more important than ever to know (besides sheer size) where you FIT across the college football ecosystem so you have the best chance to play at the RIGHT school.
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Want to see where you fit? Take this 2 minute quiz 👇
recruitfitengine.com/fit?utm…
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Do you know which FCS programs recruit your state the most?
You probably never thought about this
But it's the ONE thing you NEED to know
Well, how do I do this Mason? I GOT YOU
Choose your state and see the list 👇
recruitfitengine.com/fcs-map…
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Harsh truth: your high school coach might be the reason you aren't getting recruited
College coaches can't recruit the whole country. So they go back to what they know.
(Why do you think Northeast prep schools are feeders for college programs?)
Anyways, why is this important? ↓
If you want to play in college, you NEED to know what colleges have historically recruited your HS program
It'll give you a few important answers:
1. What programs have my school on their radar
2. Which schools my coach can actually connect me with
3. If I need to LOCK IN during the camp circuit to prove myself
4. What types of schools I should be targeting
Cool mason - where do I find this info?
Watch the video, then follow the same steps (link in replies ↓)
Send this to your teammates. They'll thank you
And send this to your kid (Mom + Dad)
Playing "big-time" football doesn't improve your odds of going league if you're on the bench
It's easy to fall for the bells and whistles nowadays
But if your ultimate goal is to get on the field, you should prioritize fit > everything else
