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College Football Recruiting Periods Defined
What is a quiet period? - Ends April 15th
"During a quiet period, a college coach may only have face-to-face contact with college-bound student-athletes or their parents on the college’s campus. A coach may not watch student-athletes compete (unless a competition occurs on the college’s campus) or visit their high schools. Coaches may write or telephone college-bound student-athletes or their parents during this time." -NCAA.org
What you should be doing during this time?
What is an evaluation period? - APRIL 15th through May 31st
"During an evaluation period a college coach may watch college-bound student-athletes compete, visit their high schools, and write or telephone student-athletes or their parents. However, a college coach may not have face-to-face contact with college-bound student-athletes or their parents off the college’s campus during an evaluation period." -ncaa.org
What is a contact period? NOV 26th until DEC 16th and JAN 12th until FEB 3rd
"During a contact period a college coach may have face-to-face contact with college-bound student-athletes or their parents, watch student-athletes compete and visit their high schools, and write or telephone student-athletes or their parents."
-Ncaa.org
What is a dead period?
"During a dead period a college coach may not have face-to-face contact with college-bound student-athletes or their parents, and may not watch student-athletes compete or visit their high schools. Coaches may write and telephone student-athletes or their parents during a dead period." -NCAA.org
What is the difference between an official visit and an unofficial visit? (ncaa.org)
"During a quiet period, a college coach may only have face-to-face contact with college-bound student-athletes or their parents on the college’s campus. A coach may not watch student-athletes compete (unless a competition occurs on the college’s campus) or visit their high schools. Coaches may write or telephone college-bound student-athletes or their parents during this time." -NCAA.org
What you should be doing during this time?
- Compile your highlights into a 3-4 minute clip of your best plays starting your film.
- Gathering your OFFICIAL transcripts and making sure you have obtained your NCAA clearinghouse ID, through web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/.
- Fill out your government financial aid report - THE FAFSA.
- If you're not on a program's radar before this evaluation period begins, the chances are you never will be in your recruiting class.
What is an evaluation period? - APRIL 15th through May 31st
"During an evaluation period a college coach may watch college-bound student-athletes compete, visit their high schools, and write or telephone student-athletes or their parents. However, a college coach may not have face-to-face contact with college-bound student-athletes or their parents off the college’s campus during an evaluation period." -ncaa.org
- Attend a camp where you will get outstanding coaching/combine numbers and footage, right before or during this month and a half evaluation period.
- Send current game footage and have two FULL games handy for those who request later down the road.
- Get highlights from these camps and use them to add to your evaluation, especially if you are an under the radar prospect.
- Maintain your academics and improve in ALL areas of the classroom and on your standardized testing, as any improvement shows your making a valiant effort.
- Make workout videos in the weight room or at the field to add to your body of work for evaluation by the college coaching staffs/recruiting departments.
- Email the college coaches DIRECTLY and show interest in their program and university as a whole, while beginning to figure out what you would like to major in for your college degree!
- Create separation daily by outworking your competition and letting your actions speak louder than your words.
What is a contact period? NOV 26th until DEC 16th and JAN 12th until FEB 3rd
"During a contact period a college coach may have face-to-face contact with college-bound student-athletes or their parents, watch student-athletes compete and visit their high schools, and write or telephone student-athletes or their parents."
-Ncaa.org
- Compile ALL of your highlights for your end of season film and re-introduce yourself to the collegiate staffs once again to show where you improved your game.
- Send new updates to college staffs with ACT/SAT scores and current NCAA CORE CLASSES GPA!
- Follow up respectfully with collegiate coaches to figure out if you are a scholarship athlete at their institution and/or a desired preferred walk-on.
- Have an idea of your top schools and begin to schedule visits. Taking an unofficial never hurts and could wind up turning into an official visit if the staff takes a liking to you and your family.
- Junior Days and other events where they invite prospects are also used as a way to weed out those who are truly excited about that program and the players who just wanna "Be Recruited".
What is a dead period?
"During a dead period a college coach may not have face-to-face contact with college-bound student-athletes or their parents, and may not watch student-athletes compete or visit their high schools. Coaches may write and telephone student-athletes or their parents during a dead period." -NCAA.org
- You can still get mail from coaches during a dead period, which is why you should not take this mail lightly, as the recruiting rules are very strict during this period.
- Work your tail off in all aspects of your education and football career. Keep learning and evolving because the competition surely is!
- Talk with guidance counselors to see if you can find anyway to raise your GPA, through credit recovery courses that are offered in some states.
What is the difference between an official visit and an unofficial visit? (ncaa.org)
- Any visit to a college campus by a college-bound student-athlete or his or her parents paid for by the college is an official visit. Visits paid for by college-bound student-athletes or their parents are unofficial visits.
- During an official visit the college can pay for transportation to and from the college for the prospect, lodging and three meals per day for both the prospect and the parent or guardian, as well as reasonable entertainment expenses including three tickets to a home sports event.
- The only expenses a college-bound student-athlete may receive from a college during an unofficial visit are three tickets to a home sports event.
- When on a visit, be respectful to EVERYONE at the university, as you never know who is who. (Same rule applies to life in general)
- Ask intuitive questions about the education aspect of the university and life on campus, while trying to leave football aside.
- Stay attentive and when your out and about without coaches around, DO NOT GET IN ANY TROUBLE! There could be situations set up for you to fail, if you make the wrong choice, you will get your offer revoked and/or never get offered by that program.
Frequently Asked Questions
Things needed to play College Football
What you need to complete before being offered a athletic scholarship.
1. NCAA Clearinghouse (Obtain ID #)
2. FAFSA Report - so a College knows how much you cost
3. Application through Admissions - if a school tells you to apply, APPLY! They like players who can get in school first and then can offer football money! So apply, apply and apply some more! (Some school's will waive app fee, if asked)
4. Take the ACT/SAT!
1. NCAA Clearinghouse (Obtain ID #)
2. FAFSA Report - so a College knows how much you cost
3. Application through Admissions - if a school tells you to apply, APPLY! They like players who can get in school first and then can offer football money! So apply, apply and apply some more! (Some school's will waive app fee, if asked)
4. Take the ACT/SAT!
How do I make a profile?
Fill out our "Create Your Scouting Profile" form on either the front page or on the "Create a Profile/Pipeline Program" page (link on the main menu above).
Is Scout Trout a Scouting/Recruiting Agency?
No, we are a coaching/training service that not only promotes our athletes online but personally helps builds them into next level ball players. Rather than simply throwing a profile on web page that is often hidden from any college that doesn't pay for a membership, we work to promote each prospect DIRECTLY to the 5000+ contacts from over 600 different college programs.
Scouting services like NCSA are contracted with the NCAA and College programs have to CHOOSE to pay them for their services. From constant research I have discovered that not many schools are using this method of scouting these days. My database gets so many views from College Coaches because it is free and is also delivered to every coaches email inbox.
What EXACTLY makes Scout Trout different from any recruiting service/agency?
The Scout Trout Pipeline Program approaches every aspect of the college recruiting process including, but not limited to:
Scouting reports
Mini-camps
Film editing and assistance
Advanced recruiting strategies
Media exposure
Combine training and testing
Position specific and individual technique honing throughout
Academic assistance
Sports psychology
And most importantly creating scholarship opportunities for each individual athlete through our many features that have taken many to another level on the gridiron.
What if I am academically ineligible?
This is a common issue, many elite high school athletes face. Luckily, we have many connections at Junior Colleges (Juco's) and prep schools where D1-level prospects can go to become eligible. Our class of 2017 prospect Tres Barboza was a top Texas lineman who was ineligible his senior year. After getting a scholarship through our Pipeline Program, Tres spent his freshman season at Tyler Junior College dominating at an exceptional level. Before even finishing the season, Tres was receiving multitudes of D1 offers and by the end of 2017, he signed with UTEP and will be playing at the San Antonio D1 school this Fall.
Fill out our "Create Your Scouting Profile" form on either the front page or on the "Create a Profile/Pipeline Program" page (link on the main menu above).
Is Scout Trout a Scouting/Recruiting Agency?
No, we are a coaching/training service that not only promotes our athletes online but personally helps builds them into next level ball players. Rather than simply throwing a profile on web page that is often hidden from any college that doesn't pay for a membership, we work to promote each prospect DIRECTLY to the 5000+ contacts from over 600 different college programs.
Scouting services like NCSA are contracted with the NCAA and College programs have to CHOOSE to pay them for their services. From constant research I have discovered that not many schools are using this method of scouting these days. My database gets so many views from College Coaches because it is free and is also delivered to every coaches email inbox.
What EXACTLY makes Scout Trout different from any recruiting service/agency?
The Scout Trout Pipeline Program approaches every aspect of the college recruiting process including, but not limited to:
Scouting reports
Mini-camps
Film editing and assistance
Advanced recruiting strategies
Media exposure
Combine training and testing
Position specific and individual technique honing throughout
Academic assistance
Sports psychology
And most importantly creating scholarship opportunities for each individual athlete through our many features that have taken many to another level on the gridiron.
What if I am academically ineligible?
This is a common issue, many elite high school athletes face. Luckily, we have many connections at Junior Colleges (Juco's) and prep schools where D1-level prospects can go to become eligible. Our class of 2017 prospect Tres Barboza was a top Texas lineman who was ineligible his senior year. After getting a scholarship through our Pipeline Program, Tres spent his freshman season at Tyler Junior College dominating at an exceptional level. Before even finishing the season, Tres was receiving multitudes of D1 offers and by the end of 2017, he signed with UTEP and will be playing at the San Antonio D1 school this Fall.
Why are your Scouting Reports different?
From watching my father David Trout's USFL Stars tapes with the Legendary Coach Mora, I was learning about the game of Football from a extremely young age. Also, learning from the old Pittsburgh Steelers team he played for and how they operated as a unit, was very beneficial in my understanding of this beloved game. I incorporated my now 20 years of playing this game (10 Professionally) and playing various positions at a high level, besides just kicking. Examining great athlete after great athlete, I discovered many common factors that I use to evaluate up and coming talent. When you add my stellar background as a writer, you will find my scouting reports exhibit excellency in translating a athletes skill set. This report gets posted under profile and sent off to over 600 schools that offer scholarships, this is step one and most of the time all the athlete needs to obtain a scholarship.
From watching my father David Trout's USFL Stars tapes with the Legendary Coach Mora, I was learning about the game of Football from a extremely young age. Also, learning from the old Pittsburgh Steelers team he played for and how they operated as a unit, was very beneficial in my understanding of this beloved game. I incorporated my now 20 years of playing this game (10 Professionally) and playing various positions at a high level, besides just kicking. Examining great athlete after great athlete, I discovered many common factors that I use to evaluate up and coming talent. When you add my stellar background as a writer, you will find my scouting reports exhibit excellency in translating a athletes skill set. This report gets posted under profile and sent off to over 600 schools that offer scholarships, this is step one and most of the time all the athlete needs to obtain a scholarship.
Why should I attend a Scout Trout Mini Camp?
Our Mini-Camps have helped athletes show off their complete individual skill sets and are designed for the individual athlete to succeed.
For QB's that are stuck in a Wing - T offense that can throw, these camps have produced scholarships with my College Style passing concepts I will drill you in.
I also demonstrate advanced combine techniques at every camp to easily shave off .2-.3 tenths of a second off times, simply through my masterful coaching.
We then break into diverse position drills that make our athletes perform with their minds and bodies, while explaining our college concepts for team drills.
Our team process involves 1 on 1's, 2 on 2' and 7 on 7, while our Hogs are working on protections and blocking schemes. We incorporate a Skills Challenge and Hog Challenge period, that are filmed, along with everything else and made into a personal highlight tape.
This information is then added to your profile and also shipped off in a scouting report fashion to our database of College Football programs.
Our Mini-Camps have helped athletes show off their complete individual skill sets and are designed for the individual athlete to succeed.
For QB's that are stuck in a Wing - T offense that can throw, these camps have produced scholarships with my College Style passing concepts I will drill you in.
I also demonstrate advanced combine techniques at every camp to easily shave off .2-.3 tenths of a second off times, simply through my masterful coaching.
We then break into diverse position drills that make our athletes perform with their minds and bodies, while explaining our college concepts for team drills.
Our team process involves 1 on 1's, 2 on 2' and 7 on 7, while our Hogs are working on protections and blocking schemes. We incorporate a Skills Challenge and Hog Challenge period, that are filmed, along with everything else and made into a personal highlight tape.
This information is then added to your profile and also shipped off in a scouting report fashion to our database of College Football programs.
What makes Scout Trout the largest College Football Recruiting Network in the world?
Our media network has become quite insane when it comes to being seen INSTANTLY! Our Facebook group page is open to the public and contains most of the big time College Football programs staffs. Our instagram is also very popular and my GOAT MIXTAPE series, which is wonderfully mastered by the Overtime mobile app. We recently made our Scouting Database even easier for coaches to access, by creating the Scout Trout mobile app. We had a amazing Australian Quarterback in Lachlan Poor, who recently just signed a scholarship to play at St.Francis in Indiana. We have athletes now in over 35 states and had an athlete in Samoa! We are growing at a rapid pace and our College Coaches network was build over years of actually living the process you will enter if you join our program. I am not saying we ourselves lived the process perfectly, but through our own mistakes we have created a vision that is second to none.
How old do I have to be to sign up?
We encourage any incoming High School Freshmen, to anyone who has not exhausted their college eligibility to sign up. Your eligibility clock starts at age 19 and you receive 5 years to play 4. There are also many eligibility rules which can be found at the NCAA eligibility center. We guide each athlete through the proper requirements to be eligible to receive a scholarship to play NCAA sports.
Our media network has become quite insane when it comes to being seen INSTANTLY! Our Facebook group page is open to the public and contains most of the big time College Football programs staffs. Our instagram is also very popular and my GOAT MIXTAPE series, which is wonderfully mastered by the Overtime mobile app. We recently made our Scouting Database even easier for coaches to access, by creating the Scout Trout mobile app. We had a amazing Australian Quarterback in Lachlan Poor, who recently just signed a scholarship to play at St.Francis in Indiana. We have athletes now in over 35 states and had an athlete in Samoa! We are growing at a rapid pace and our College Coaches network was build over years of actually living the process you will enter if you join our program. I am not saying we ourselves lived the process perfectly, but through our own mistakes we have created a vision that is second to none.
How old do I have to be to sign up?
We encourage any incoming High School Freshmen, to anyone who has not exhausted their college eligibility to sign up. Your eligibility clock starts at age 19 and you receive 5 years to play 4. There are also many eligibility rules which can be found at the NCAA eligibility center. We guide each athlete through the proper requirements to be eligible to receive a scholarship to play NCAA sports.
How Scout Trout Learned from HAll of Fame Coaches/GM's and Players through his father Dave Trout's Career
Make your weaknesses, your strengths
Four Time Super Bowl Champion - Chuck Noll
Teammates of David Trout who Scout Trout LEarned detailed position technique from
Scout Trout grew up a Quarterback and tailored his game after his favorite QB of All-Time, Dan Marino. As he got older, he realized that his game was more like Kordell Stewart, as he grew into the athlete he was destined to become. From 6th grade, he was masterful in moving his team down the field, until his sophomore year of high school when one bad choice left him with a serious brain injury and the world thought he was dead and gone.
Former Dave Trout Hall of Fame teammates listed from left to right - Dan Marino, Hugh Green, Mark May, Russ Grimm, Terry Bradshaw, Franco Harris, Lynn Swann, John Stallworth, Mike Webster, Jack Lambert, Jack Ham, Sam Mills, Sean Landeta, Randy Holloway, Matt Cavanaugh, Mel Blount, Donnie Shell, Bart Oates and Irv Eatman!
Freshmen YEar Scout Trout
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After a successful, yet tumultuous 8th grade season, Scout Trout was promoted to Varsity as a Freshmen at Washington Township High School, which was the first time in school history. Was named New Jersey's Freshmen of the year.
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Junior year (Ranked #2 on Rivals.com)
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After a successful Sophomore season at QB at Winslow high school, I was in a life altering car accident and was nearly killed by a drunk driver, as the passenger in the vehicle. I spent most of my Sophomore year being home schooled. When I was accepted to Gloucester Catholic, I was no longer playing QB and was moved to Fullback/Linebacker my Junior season.
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"Senior Merf Trout (6-0, 185) scored three touchdowns in his first week with the Rams after sitting out because of a transfer rule. The tailback, strong safety, placekicker can make a huge impact on almost every play, including special teams, where he is one of the area's premier kickers."
-The Philadelphia Inquirer, September 8, 2004
-The Philadelphia Inquirer, September 8, 2004
Senior Year
These are all exerts from newspapers in the area that covered Scout Trout's football games. They all link to the articles, as the ATHLETE emerged at Gloucester Catholic.
"Merf Trout scored four touchdowns and kicked seven extra points to pace unbeaten Gloucester Catholic in a Royal Division game. Trout, a senior, returned the opening kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown, then followed with runs of 8 and 23 yards and a 16-yard pass from Brett Conway all coming in the first half when the Rams, 3-0, built a 41-0 lead."
-Courier-Post (Camden, NJ), September 24, 2004
-Courier-Post (Camden, NJ), September 24, 2004
"Merf Trout compared Gloucester Catholic's 35-21 victory Friday night over Williamstown with throwing someone a rope who was about to loose his grip climbing at the top of the cliff. "It was a little scary at half-time," said Trout, who scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter on the tail end of a 28-point unanswered run by the Rams. "I was just one of many who tossed the rope that enabled us to come back and win this one. It was a team effort.""
-Courier-Post (Camden, NJ), September 18, 2004
-Courier-Post (Camden, NJ), September 18, 2004
Adam Taliferro Foundation Game 2005
"And then there was Merf Trout, Gloucester Catholic's nerveless kicker, who drilled a 46-yard field goal to open the scoring in the first quarter, then went on to add a 37-yarder and a pair of extra points for the White squad. Trout also put the night in perspective. "I saw one kid in a wheelchair and I got tears in my eyes," he said. "It reminded me of why we were out here."
-The Philadelphia Inquirer, July 1, 2005
"And then there was Merf Trout, Gloucester Catholic's nerveless kicker, who drilled a 46-yard field goal to open the scoring in the first quarter, then went on to add a 37-yarder and a pair of extra points for the White squad. Trout also put the night in perspective. "I saw one kid in a wheelchair and I got tears in my eyes," he said. "It reminded me of why we were out here."
-The Philadelphia Inquirer, July 1, 2005
Scout Trout College Years
After being recruited by nearly every program in America, I verbally committed to Urban Meyer and the Gators.
In May 2006, I wound up qualifying for D1 College Football, but my window had passed to gain the D1 offers I had attained before entering Hargrave. I wound up leading the Hargrave defense in interceptions, as a hard-hitting free safety, while handling kicking duties. Playing against mostly all D1 opponents, I learned the game from the other side of the football and how my knowledge of "OFFENSE" played a key part in my success as a defensive back. I ended up taking a FULL D2 scholarship to Catawba College to play either LB or RB, while handling the kicking duties, as I did at The 'Grave. Playing both sides of the football all through camp, I wound up severely tearing my MCL and found out life without football at the time was miserable.
I then went back home, after they revoked my full scholarship and started working construction with my father. Soon after, I got a phone call from Charlie Eger, who now is the O-Coordinator at Seton Hill, to come check out Central Connecticut State. I took the offer and had to spend ONE academic year in school in order for me to be eligible to play in the NCAA. I had a tremendous spring kicking and ended up catching the eyes of NFL scouts when I drilled a 68-yard field goal in the snow. When I went to get my team physical, there was a lawsuit from my car accident (sophomore year of high school) still in litigation, and she would not clear me MEDICALLY to play.
Already having used one transfer year, I called around to school's who were interested in me in the past like WVU and they said I would have to sit TWO FULL ACADEMIC years before I could take the field. This is when I found the NAIA and Graceland University ended up giving me the most lucrative offer to join their university and play NOW! It was August 13th and I packed up my stuff and headed to Lamoni, Iowa to continue my dream of playing in the NFL. Little did I know our starting running back Jerome Messam would go down, and I would wind up carrying the ball 25-30 times a contest, while pounding out 100 yards a game.
I left after our last game of the season after being called by agents who represented Kickers in the NFL. They held a camp in Reno, NV and assured me I would get a shot to kick in front of Scouts. Not knowing I was still a year to young to participate and had not even had a draft class yet, I spent 10 days beating well known NFL kickers today, to find out I had another year left until I could play in the NFL. These men were scams and still exist in the industry today, as the lied to many athletes and it wound up costing them valuable years of college experience.
Pro Career Highlight's
With David's help, I was able to get a private workout with Lenny Mcgill of the Green Bay Packers, which sparked the media and other teams interest across the NFL. I then worked out at University of Northern Iowa's Pro Day and for 17 NFL teams overall, prior to the 2009 NFL Draft. I got opportunities after the draft, even being told by 17 teams that I graded out as a "draft-able prospect", but never caught on a team at the right time. Toronto of the CFL had gained my negotiation rights and decided to go with Justin Medlock, who was a few years older then me. Then I began my indoor/arena career in hopes of still getting another opportunity in the NFL, but here is where I truly grew as a individual/coach.
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The PIpeline Program
Designed by Merf Trout
Being in the game of football my entire life, I used to play the NCAA Football video game during ALL of my free time. In that game, they used the term pipeline when creating an area to recruit from. Having played in so many smaller cities that needed a helping hand, as far as exposure and overall football coaching is concerned. I have been coaching many athletes in a instructional way for about 7 years now and have watched mostly all of them, prove that they can master the fine details of their individual craft.
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Experiencing my last concussion later in life, after going through a nearly tragic one growing up. I realized that most of us are just missing a few minor pieces to the puzzle, and in order to be fixed, you must first commit to breaking old habits. I wrote an article about "Defining your Process" and when I was doing so, I was beginning to refine what would be needed, as a athlete, coach and overall man, to guide young men even further in football and in life. I have learned I will never reach a goal of perfection, as we are all human, but there is nothing wrong with competing, and as Russ Grimm used to say, "there's nothing like moving another man against his will" in Football and in life. This is especially true when the people you are attempting to move are scamming hard working people out of their money, claiming to "connect" them with college coaches.
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What did Scout Trout design for his athletes?
After training my friend Kent's son Parker from his Sophomore year and developing an even closer relationship with the McPhail family, I started this company on my own on Thanksgiving of 2016 with the help of my dear friend and attorney/parter Kent Mcphail. Since then, the Scout Trout network has produced over 200 players full scholarships and over 300 Million dollars in scholarship offers (some athletes had up to 50 offers). The Scout Trout Pipeline Program was first introduced with a company called "Athletic Reform," but Scout Trout soon parted ways after discovering the direction of this so-called football company was detrimental to him and the athletes he had signed up.
After training my friend Kent's son Parker from his Sophomore year and developing an even closer relationship with the McPhail family, I started this company on my own on Thanksgiving of 2016 with the help of my dear friend and attorney/parter Kent Mcphail. Since then, the Scout Trout network has produced over 200 players full scholarships and over 300 Million dollars in scholarship offers (some athletes had up to 50 offers). The Scout Trout Pipeline Program was first introduced with a company called "Athletic Reform," but Scout Trout soon parted ways after discovering the direction of this so-called football company was detrimental to him and the athletes he had signed up.
The Pipeline program now features athletes from ALL 50 states in America, including Australia and Canada. We will be running our 8th regional camp/showcase April 7th at St.Luke's Episcopal High School in Mobile, Alabama.
We held our first ever Scout Trout All-American Bowl this year along side the 2018 NFL Reese's Senior Bowl and had over 100 athletes in attendance. Prichard Municipal Stadium was our gracious host this year, and videos can be found on our youtube page or the Scout Trout All-American Bowl results page. We had some phenomenal results out of this one of a kind football program, that was designed by one of the greatest unknown minds in the game.
We held our first ever Scout Trout All-American Bowl this year along side the 2018 NFL Reese's Senior Bowl and had over 100 athletes in attendance. Prichard Municipal Stadium was our gracious host this year, and videos can be found on our youtube page or the Scout Trout All-American Bowl results page. We had some phenomenal results out of this one of a kind football program, that was designed by one of the greatest unknown minds in the game.
Scout Trout All-American Pipeline Program
Includes everything in Pipeline Program
PLUS...
Reserves All-American nomination (Additional costs may apply as the All-American Bowl roster fills up – 21% full as of 3/21/18)
Additional profile featured on our All-American Scouting Database Roster (Most viewed page on site!).
Entry log-in for the Scout Trout membership Elite College/Pro online training section
Updated All-American enhanced report for stats and results achieved at camps or during football season.
Log in access to the College coaches email directory!
PLUS...
Reserves All-American nomination (Additional costs may apply as the All-American Bowl roster fills up – 21% full as of 3/21/18)
Additional profile featured on our All-American Scouting Database Roster (Most viewed page on site!).
Entry log-in for the Scout Trout membership Elite College/Pro online training section
Updated All-American enhanced report for stats and results achieved at camps or during football season.
Log in access to the College coaches email directory!
Elite Scout Trout Pipeline College/Pro Training-Recruiting Program
Includes everything in the All-American and regular pipeline programs,
PLUS...
One year subscription to ALL of our Elite online position detail oriented training courses.
Access to our ACT/SAT prep membership section
Free regional camp/One on One session is included (if needed).
This package comes with the WORKS on your profile and can be updated DAILY, if needed.
This also covers ALL costs for your Scout Trout All-American Bowl!
Access to College coaches contact database!
PLUS...
One year subscription to ALL of our Elite online position detail oriented training courses.
Access to our ACT/SAT prep membership section
Free regional camp/One on One session is included (if needed).
This package comes with the WORKS on your profile and can be updated DAILY, if needed.
This also covers ALL costs for your Scout Trout All-American Bowl!
Access to College coaches contact database!
Scout Trout Pipeline College Football Recruiting/Training Program
Receive a Scouting Profile on your position's respective Elite Scouting Database.
This Elite Database Profile includes:
Professional Scouting Report done by Scout Trout himself, these alone are the most read material on our website.
Elite Picture Edit, as seen on our elite scouting database pages for most of Class of 2019.
EMAIL BLAST sent to over 3,100 collegiate coaches and recruiting staffs (All of FBS/FCS/D2/NAIA and Relevant JUCO/PREP Programs). These e-mails will feature your Pro Scouting Report, Bio, and Contact information.
All programs have log in access to College coaches database!
This Elite Database Profile includes:
Professional Scouting Report done by Scout Trout himself, these alone are the most read material on our website.
Elite Picture Edit, as seen on our elite scouting database pages for most of Class of 2019.
EMAIL BLAST sent to over 3,100 collegiate coaches and recruiting staffs (All of FBS/FCS/D2/NAIA and Relevant JUCO/PREP Programs). These e-mails will feature your Pro Scouting Report, Bio, and Contact information.
All programs have log in access to College coaches database!
Exclusive Access to Recruiting Contact List
$100.00
Originally, we were only going to provide access to our vast contact list to those in our elite program, however we felt it was only fair to let those outside of our program have a chance to reach out to the college program of their dream.
This list contains over 5,000 D1,1AA,D2,NAIA and JUCO contacts alone and we will be adding all of the D3 programs shortly. It's worked for us to help get our student athletes scholarships! Check out our results!
Last update: March 23, 2018
Upon purchase of this item, you will be given a special login to access the excel document we've made on one of our locked webpages. We will also provide you with either a PDF or EXCEL file of every Division's contacts.
This list contains over 5,000 D1,1AA,D2,NAIA and JUCO contacts alone and we will be adding all of the D3 programs shortly. It's worked for us to help get our student athletes scholarships! Check out our results!
Last update: March 23, 2018
Upon purchase of this item, you will be given a special login to access the excel document we've made on one of our locked webpages. We will also provide you with either a PDF or EXCEL file of every Division's contacts.
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