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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2020 · 32 MIN

Ep 190: Recruiting Advice from a D1 Coach During the Coronavirus Crisis

from The Recruit-Me Athletic Scholarship Podcast with Brent Hanks

Here's a golden opportunity to hear from one of the most successful D1 coaches in history. John Anderson, head baseball coach at the University of Minnesota, speaks to parents and athletes about what to do about recruiting during this Coronavirus crisis. This is great insight for the present but also for the long-term future. Coach Anderson shares his philosophy of recruiting, giving you wise guidelines as you plan your strategy. It's not just an interview during the crisis, but the takeaways are long-term. Coach Anderson has over 1,300 victories in his 39-year reign as head baseball coach at Minnesota and has been named Big Ten Coach of the Year eight times. He is a seasoned expert when it comes to recruiting and has a deep care for the athletes he recruits and coaches. LINKS AND RESOURCES: Athletic Scholarship 24-Month Recruiting Planner and Journal Journey to College Made Easy Video Summit-FREE Top 35 Athlete Podcasts

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