EPISODE · Jan 15, 2026 · 1H 2M
23. Coach Talk: The Homework Every Recruit Should Be Doing with UNLV's Mitch Singler
from Athlete Country Club · host Mitch Singler, Marcus McMaryion
In this episode of Athlete Country Club, UNLV football coach Mitch Singler pulls back the curtain on the recruiting process and explains why the most successful recruits do their homework long before they chase exposure. With experience across college football and the NFL, Mitch shares what college staffs actually evaluate, what separates prepared recruits from the rest, and how relationships and trust shape real recruiting decisions.The conversation dives into the importance of researching schools, position rooms, and coaching staffs, choosing the right camps, and understanding why football IQ, versatility, and development matter more than stars or social media hype. Mitch also breaks down the critical role high school coaches play in recruiting, why parents should avoid over-managing the process, and what athletes can start doing today to stand out for the right reasons.This episode is a must-listen for athletes, parents, and coaches looking for real clarity on recruiting, with honest insight from inside the game. Instagram: https://instagram.com/athletecountryclubTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@athletecountryclubYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AthleteCountryClubBusiness Inquiries: [email protected]
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In this episode of Athlete Country Club, UNLV football coach Mitch Singler breaks down what recruiting really looks like behind the scenes and why doing your homework matters more than chasing exposure. Mitch shares how recruits can research schools, position rooms, and coaching staffs, why relationships and football IQ separate players, and what parents and athletes should focus on to make smarter recruiting decisions.
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