Yes, they sometimes are a waste of money. An ID camp is worth it when a specific coach has already shown interest and invited you, or when it’s run by a program you’re genuinely targeting and can realistically play for. This is so important. Also, this is why a camp can become a live audition….
Yes. Follow up after every ID camp, and do it fast. The coach just watched you play, your name is fresh in their notebook, and a short email within 24 to 48 hours is the difference between being remembered and being forgotten by the weekend. Most players never send it. That’s exactly why you should….
If senior year has started and your inbox is still quiet, don’t panic — you still have real options. Plenty of players land roster spots in the spring, walk on as freshmen, or take a bridge year that lands them somewhere even better than where they’d have ended up rushing a commitment. The key is…
Most players show up to ID camps without a real strategy. They pay the registration fee, hope to get noticed, and leave without ever talking to a coach. Don’t be that player. Here’s how to actually make ID camps work for you. Know what you’re walking into An ID camp is hosted by a college…
