James: is getting handwritten letters from coaches a good sign that an offer may be coming soon?
BCP: Getting hand written letters is a great sign that the coaching staff has strong interest in a prospect. It does not necessarily mean an offer is coming. However, it is an excellent sign that a staff is very interested.
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Calment Dobson: How do I get featured on bcp?
BCP: We determine content. No rhyme or reason except we follow solid college prospects.
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Brad: when are you guys going to update the offer list?
BCP: We update this list when we are notified of offers. No set date.
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COREY: I AM COREY HICKS I BELIEVE IM ONE OF THE BEST ATHLETES IN HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY. HOW DO I GET MY NAME OUT THERE? SO PEOPLE TO COME WATCH ME. I GO TO LENNARD HIGH SCHOOL WHICH IS A NEW SCHOOL AND NO ONE PAYS MUCH ATTENTION TO THE LENNARD HIGH
BCP: You should attend BCP events and shine at those events if you want BCP to help promote you. Your showcase performances and your 2012 season film has to open eyes.
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Julian: Should I expect interest letters if I perform well at combines?
BCP: “Should” is not the word I would use. If you perform well at the RIGHT combines, the combine promotors SHOULD push your name to college contacts and college coaches should begin to do their homework on you (contacting high schools, contacting high school coaches, etc.) which COULD lead to you getting interest letters from colleges. The media also helps tremendously. College programs have someone on staff that follows the recruiting news. New names start popping up, they jump on the trail to find out more info on new potential prospects.
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Calment: How do you get stories written about you on here?
BCP: We determine content. No rhyme or reason except we follow solid college prospects.
