Up Close In Personnel with Alex Brown

Ep. 13 - John Peterson - Part 1: Keys to Success in College Football Recruiting


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This week's guest is both a dear friend and respected mentor that I have looked up to ever since we met; I was just a young college student, hungry to learn how to scout like the pros! Years later, it's an absolute honor and privilege to have him on my show!

 

In Episode 13, John breaks down a multitude of factors involved in the recruiting game. When it comes down to what it takes to recruit at a high level, it's pretty simple: you have to be able to communicate effectively and connect! We discuss the fundamental phases of recruiting, what recruiters must be knowledgeable of, and the incredible experiences that have shaped John's distinguished and successful football career. Whether you're new to the recruiting game or a veteran, there's so much to learn from this episode!

 

As always, here is your listener's guide: 

  • What You Must Possess & Know to Succeed in Recruiting (7:00)
  • Four Phases of Recruiting: Identify, Qualify, Evaluate, Recruit (10:59)
  • Evaluating Work Ethic and Learning Styles in Others (36:59)
  • The Importance of Communication & Connection (44:05)
  • Biggest Influences on John's Career (49:06)
  • Analyzing Your Own Learning to Develop Your Craft (54:17)
  • John's Experience as a Teacher & Coach at the College Level (1:02:26)
  • "Quality People Build Quality Programs" (1:11:51)
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    Next week's episode will focus more on the personnel side and evaluating, so check back next week for the second half of this conversation!

    To learn more about the college recruiting course John teaches, visit the Scouting Academy! Also, be sure to rate, subscribe and share the show if you enjoyed this episode!

     

    For full show notes and updates, please visit UpCloseInPersonnel.com! Stay safe and God Bless!

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