Basketball Recruiting
For the last 15 years I’ve been moving up in the rankings in the world of basketball coaches in the nation. It all started in biddy basketball where I taught the kids the fundamentals, then a local high school took my services for a number of successful years, followed by a small town Division two school who I helped lead to four winning seasons. Now it’s a Sunday morning and I’m sitting here watching some film from our last game of the season, when the phone rang. It was the Binghamton University Athletic director. He said, we really like what you’ve done in Division two. We’d really love for you to come over to Binghamton and take over the head coaching duties. You’re first job is to get us three cornerstones that can put us on the map. We really need a point guard, power forward another three point shooter.” Sitting in my office in amazement, listening to my dream come true, I thought to myself, “where am I going to get these players from, and how can I recruit them to come to Binghamton?” Recruiting is probably the most important thing a coach has to do. You can’t win without the right combination of players, and in order to get the right mixture, you’ll have to fight for each individual. After all this is division
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