When is it time to pivot in the recruiting process

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Initially most athletes have specific schools they would like to contact. As the recruiting process moves along it is very normal for the athlete to have to pivot during the process. What I want parents, club coaches and athletes to know is that pivoting is very common and normal in the recruiting process. Sometimes pivoting can get you closer to the school and team that is going to be the best fit for you. www.jhicksconsulting.com - click on Get Started and fill out the Forms page if you would like more information about our advising services. We have both short and long term options.

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