There are plenty of reasons why it can be beneficial for athletes to specialize in one sport. However,college coaches overwhelmingly prefer recruiting student-athletes who play multiple sports.  Hit play and discover why!

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College recruitment is ultimately the exchange of value and the transfer of trust between student-athletes and college coaches. Discover how student-athletes can promote themselves and build trust with colleges coaches throughout the school year.

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Choosing a college can be stressful and making sure you make the right decision can often feel like an overwhelming task. To help out with the process, athletic scholarship coach, Kito Delgado shares common mistakes to avoid along the way.

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If you're a high school junior, or the parent of one, September 1 is an important day of the year. It's the first day college coaches may contact student-athletes directly via email, phone calls, social media, or in person. Scheduling phone calls and visits becomes much easier now that coaches can finally respond to you. Recruiting coach, Kito Delgado outlines steps families should begin taking today, including:

1. Register with the NCAA eligibility center
2. Send your transcript and SAT/ACT codes to eligibility center using code 9999
3. Create a list of college coaches to reach out you (20-25 to start)
4. Parents start recording games for highlights
5. Meet with your guidance counselor to make sure student-athlete is on track with his/her core courses

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Fantasy football is upon us! College recruitment and athletic scholarship coach, Kito Delgado shares how winning your fantasy football league is a lot like scoring an athletic scholarship to college.

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Its our job as parents to help our children discover their passions, not force feed them ours. College recruitment and athletic scholarship coach, Kito Delgado shares how parents can help prevent burnout in student-athletes by asking them one simple question.

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College recruitment and athletic scholarship coach, Kito Delgado is joined by Curtis High School head football coach, Peter Gambardella.

Curtis has won 7 NYC PSAL Championships since 1998, including back to back championships in 2016 and 2017, compiling a record of 23-1. Curtis has sent 40 players to play at the Division 1 level, which includes Schools From the SEC, Big 10, Pac 12, ACC, and the Ivy League.

During this episode of Full Ride, Coach Gambo outlines a number of winning strategies for high school coaches, parents, and student-athletes.  This is a must listen!

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College recruitment and athletic scholarship coach, Kito Delgado is joined by current division 2 student-athlete, Harrison Fernandez.  Harrison is not only a starting free safety for Pace University, but he is an aspiring entrepreneur.

During this episode, Harrison introduces his startup company, "Student Athlete,"and shares why he opted to play for a division 2 program despite receiving division 1 scholarship offers.

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The college recruiting process often leads to frustration and overwhelm for families. This week, athletic scholarship and college recruitment coach, Kito Delgado shares how parents can help their student-athletes "touch the dream" of earning a scholarship by visiting college campuses and attending collegiate athletic events.  

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AAU basketball is a great way to gain exposure to college coaches.  However, not all AAU teams are the same.  This episode, college recruitment and athletic scholarship coach, Kito Delgado shares 5 things to consider when selecting an AAU basketball team to play for. Stay to the end and get this week winning play.

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