Beyond Friday Nights: College Football Recruiting for Players and Parents

by Ray Grasshoff

Overview

Every year, a new class of high school football players and their parents begin to ask questions about playing at the next level. They want to know what college coaches are looking for in prospective recruits, how those college coaches identify and recruit those prospects, and how to get and keep those coaches' attention. The answers to these and other questions are here.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940000894859
Publisher:	Ray Grasshoff
Publication date:	04/16/2010
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	607 KB

About the Author

Ray Grasshoff is a writer in Austin, Texas.

His interests in the college football recruiting process began with his son’s experiences leading up to and including participation in college football programs at both the Division I Football Bowl Subdivision and Division III levels.

Formerly, Grasshoff was a public information officer at four State of Texas agencies – the Railroad Commission of Texas, the Texas Water Development Board, the Texas Department of Health’s Bureau of Radiation Control, and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.

He is the author of another nonfiction book, Man of Two Worlds, and has written numerous magazine articles. In addition, he has edited a weekly newspaper.

Grasshoff has a journalism degree from Texas A&M University.

For more information, see his website at www.raygrasshoff.com.

Editorial Reviews

The book is primarily designed for current high school student/athletes and their parents as they begin to ask questions about how to get into the sometimes confusing world of big-time, and small-time, college football.... a fascinating read for college football fans in general as it documents many of the inside issues that affect the game.

Great Blue North Draft Report

... vital read for parents ... almost a step-by-step plan for parents and athletes who want to find the right school ... for anyone who has a high school football player for a child and wants to know the ins and outs of recruiting, Beyond Friday Nights is a good buy.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

There is a lot more to the book than that, and for anyone who has a high school football player for a child and wants to know the ins and outs of recruiting, Beyond Friday Nights is a good buy.

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